Weaver for County Treasurer Nomination in War ren
Public sentiment shows PHILO H WEAVER of Warren Borough poised as Democratic candidate for County Treasurer in the forthcoming election under the county convention. Weaver vows to uphold duty and fidelity, meeting public trust with promptness, while the piece critiques party promises and calls for informed study of labor capital relations amid partisan tensions.
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Schnefier
Warren
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Waren Academy
Brokenshaw i Wonuwhneo
Columbus Corydon
Cheryl Peerfield Elk Eddy
Lepdi
Philo H Weaver
Weaver
Bing
Zeigler
EF. Morris
Sim
Sheffield
Bapekmn
Swain
A. Race
Williams
QO. M. Burling
Wilber Hall
F. J. Stenger
Dickinson
Eugene Mansfield
Thomas Nlessley
Michael Crane
Edward Moran
Martin Miley
Perry Dieckins
Pat
Coleman
Pat. Gornam
John Delker
Wm. Monahan
Stephen Cale
James O'Keeffe
Hoyt Ferio
Luther Badger
Ph. Schweitzer
BR. P. Gilson
G. H. Kelley
Charles Bale
Democrats Name Talented Ticket for State Officers
The Harrisburg Democrats in convention nominate Judge Join Trunkey for Supreme Court, Col. A. Noyes for State Treasurer, and William P. Schell for Auditor General. The ticket is praised as honest, capable, and strong, with a platform deemed to have the right ring, supplemented by a capable slate of individuals.
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Harrisburg
Join Trunkey
Venango
Onr
Shepard
Philadelphia
Col. A. &. Noyes
Lock Haven
Connecticns
Clinton County
Commonwealth
William P. Schell
Bedford
Democratic platform on Hayes Tilden and labor policy in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Democratic platform denounces the Hayes presidency as a high crime against free government and vows to resist any second such act. It argues for non intervention in the South, civil service reform failure of Radicalism, limits on monopolies, and opposition to corporate subsidies while urging labor and capital to align through free contracting and popular elections. The piece also critiques labor policy and examines capital’s role in stagnating employment and the rise of distress among workers.
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Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Jackson
Jefferson
Congress
States
St. Louis
Hayes Break in Packard Line and Political Bargain Details
The General describes how votes for Governor and President in the last fall election were protested in some parishes over alleged coercion. He recounts keeping vote tallies showing Packard elected with four Hayes electors, four for Tilden, and a deal to place Hayes in on Packard's coat tail. He confirms Anderson and Wells aimed to control federal appointments and Sherman would be consulted in Washington. Equal Rights to All discusses public perceptions of enterprise and quackery, contrasting dry goods merchants with family medicines. Dr. Pierce's remedies are praised for coughs, colds, and skin diseases, noting their claimed efficacy.
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Jix
Wells
Anderson
Louisiana Returning Board Fame
Washington
Hayes
Sherman
Jewett
Republican State Central Committee of
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Bryuier
Packard
Gay
Dr. Pierce
Phenomenal Silliness and Nine-Point Farm Remark
The Sun reprints sharp political shots against the Administration and Vermont and New Hampshire speeches predicting failure. It calls Auditor General and Bedford’s William P. Sehell as a chronic office seeker. Oliver Dalrymple’s Red River farm in Cass County showcases 4000 acres of robust wheat and an expected yield near thirty bushels per acre with 120000 bushels to market this fall.
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