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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1864

Page

2

State Senator Hopefuls and Party Meetings Across Warren County

The document records candidates and party activities in Warren County. It notes Thos. Moboxavan of Franklin as a State Senate hopeful, lists delegates and conventions in Warren, and includes a letter from Captain Taggart and Republican signatories urging reform. It quotes George William Curtis on Republican party reform and public desire for change.

Weare Thos. Moboxavan Franklin, Venango Co George William Curtis Timper Republican Party

Sumner and the Death of the Radical Party

A critical view argues Charles Sumner’s Civil Rights measure doomed the Radical party. It claims his leadership masked corrupt practices and that passing or failing the bill would erase faith among blacks and whites alike, likely ending the party with Democrats and Conservatives left to mourn his legacy.

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Democratic odds rise for 1876 gridlocked South

In 1876 the late election results in North Carolina Tennessee and Arkansas show Democrats likely to dominate all Southern states except possibly South Carolina where black voters predominate. The Civil Rights bill fuels opposition as radicals misread public sentiment. Observers doubt Republicans win more than six or seven states. Commonwealth report.

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Duty and desertion of leaders amid congress adjournment

The article laments near two months after Congress adjourned the President Cabinet and department chiefs have stayed away from the capital, drawing full pay as if on duty. It criticizes foreign governors’ view of public business and mocks General Grant for retreating to Scotland while a “shoddy state” forms at Long Branch.

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Republicans Push for Taggart in Warren County Conventio

A sixty five Republican call in Warren County urges Captain RB Taggart of Tidioute to stand for the peoples convention for assembly. Taggart, a known Democrat, may be nominated as a result. The piece also notes Ailen may retire to private life, possibly improving his standing. critiques on New York sewerage and party dynamics follow, including remarks on the Labor Reform Party, the Grange, and Temperance movements. The World cites Democrats winning Indiana and Illinois despite opposition.

Robert Laggart Bidioute, Warren Co Warren County Warren Tipicuts Messrs Robert Gregg Seheide Dl. Babbitt Wm. Helm Joseph Galbraith Grer LemEen Taccari Liberal Party Lepatr RB. Taggart Tidioute Peoples’ Convention For Assembly Taggart Peoples’ Party Ailen Philadelphia Mail Republican Central Committee of New York Credit Mobilier Louisiana Sanborn Pacla Losa Shepherd Secretary of the Treasury Court of Claims

Democratic lieutenant governor candidates stressed

The Cambria Freeman outlines three essential qualifications for a democratic lieutenant governor candidate: integrity, ability, and knowledge of legislative rules. It notes the historical need for a governor’s contingency and questions the prudence of leaving the office to a pro tem speaker. The piece also references Beecher’s defense and related Congressional scrutiny.

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Beecher family reception amid praise and questions from Plymouth Church

Old Plymouth Church scene described with Beecher warmly greeted by friends and strangers. Beecher, Mrs Beecher, and Captain Beecher receive congratulations as aisles fill with supporters. Mention of Moulton and a committee report plan, plus local Crawford County political nominating news.

Beecher Hagle Mr. Beecher Dominic Mrs. Beecher Captain Beecher Ile Plymouth Eppener

The Disappearance of Charlie Ross and Political Reform Talk

The letter notes 50 days since Charlie Ross vanished and reports police and detectives scouring the city and countryside. It argues the child was abducted by professional thieves for ransom, cites Mr. Ross’s bankruptcy and a $20,000 reward, and questions why wealthy children are not targeted. It also covers Warren county political reform calls, condemning ring politics and several scandals, ending with Mary Pomeroy’s death and accusation against Rev. Glendering.

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