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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Charles Sumner
Radical Party
Tfe
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Congress
South
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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North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
South Carolina
Moses
Congress
Brownlow
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Scott
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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Congress
Grant
England
Highlands
Scotland
Long Branch
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.
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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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Cambria Freeman
Freenan
Agaan
Senate
Mainlg
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely
Wm. B. Mann
Theives
Ross
Philadelphia
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Cormminglone
People’s Convention
Jos Graspsr, Esq
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People's County Committee
Warren Juny
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Farmington Vidipute
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Sui Grov S
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Z. J. Jackson
Conewangu
W. J. Smith
A. @. Shiusehirek
Philip Secheie
A. Porter
Columbus
Laufayette Gurus
William Dewey
Jevs Walton
Nelson Misket
Pavel Chapin
Cay Yden
W.R Dawson
John Yorkin
John Sigems
Robert Gree
Warren Bord
J. Mitchell
Treantiart
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Youngselle Boro
Ube Jlerrick
Mead
W. Py. Kinnear
John McKinney
Ary Rowe
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Charles Mann
Joseph Martin
Jenny Carson
Richardson
Nelson
Charles A. Lewis
Charles King
Creorge Martin
Ss. A. Briggs
J. Carraham
William Helm
James Miler
Robert Purvis
GR. Corl
John Greg
John Devinger
William Minton
Benj. Slocan
Perry Cupler
J. B. Cupler
Adam Cupler
Olston
Isaac Shuler
Cha’s F. Cooper
Corl
B. Chandler
Aa. Lowes
John Mell
Charles Tomypsetl
Liiiam Mosher
Austin Seguire
Oliver Smith
G. E. Kellogg
N. Y. Stears
John Niott
Charles Tanks
J. M. Carnahan
John J. Wannigan
W.P. Turner
J. Ik. Mely
M. Tanchott
A. D. Robinson
William Grege
William Best
James Barnes
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Tagcart
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Democrat
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Labor Reform Party
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Temperance
The
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Indiana
Ilinois
Harrisburg Patriot
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Chicago
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Moulton and Tilton
Tilton
Moulton
Yuis
Brooklyn Eagle
Fite
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Brooklyn
Wilbon
Peecher
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Nery Yor
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Furthher
Beechers
Gloucester
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Portland Mouday
Monlton
Looklyn
Molton
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Washington
Mercury
Jayne
Sage, Winslow
Cleveland
Winslow
Mntinn
Charlie Ross
Anornmmrs
Mary. Pomeroy
Dno
Glendering
Presbyterian Church
Jersey City
Buriat
Water St
Carver House Brook
Warren, Penn
Fred
Dodgers
Pall
Yatchigg
Notlee
Borel & Courvoisier
V. Sagne
George Sccott
Pertes Desing
Fammow
C. D. Olmstead
Asee
Hale
Tlant
Piuckett
Sopan
Enmery, Press & Burr Saw Gummers
Alea
Best da Mae
Oscar R. Sly
Diamond D
Spencer Optical Manufacturing Co
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George Reig
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John Roots
Bodler
Seneca St
Buffalo, N.Y
LE. D. Wazeltine & Co
Wholemay Parimary
Wars
Atiouse
Lot
R. W. Dalrymple
Stoinker
Mike Walkerman
JAS. Clark, Jr. & Co
Wapra
Nusesa
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
Matterasses
Wakefield
Mepalic
Hendrick's
Lonsdale
Mary Stewart Alapacas
Kropp
Warren and
Hazel Sts
Lenune
Scrip Clothing Store
Roman
Sill, Carver & CO
First National Bank
East Street
Igh Street
Union
Beech Streets
Third Street
Second Street
Réomn
Market Street
Carver
Hust Waren Alblots
Wille
Morrison
North Warren
Virginia
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Wang
Phuluiiphin & Rig Depot
Delaware
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Baltimore
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New Havin
Conn
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Pie Hand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
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WM. A. Loward
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See’y Land Department
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Phouliarey Pojard
Dion
Baberat
Philharmonic
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Canada
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Horace Waters & Son
New
Yore
Ana Chentist
Bochy
Srvsex & Co
Milne
AL Howe
Ponte
Withie
Reburn
Williamsburgh
N.Y
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Rowan & Co
Oan Woon
Snyder & Wood
Tatal and Wood
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren, PA
Pennsylvania
Smethpores
Ari Aid G. Corntorth
Ant & Cornforth
Credtboy
Saw Dastrict
Hte O. KB. Slaven
Sulaley & Sons
Glade
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Sistietion Guarnteed
Aieyne, Shirley
Stafford & Sitney
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