Democratic County Convention Set For June 24 at Warren
Democratic County Committee of Warren County meets at Wilmore, Saye, & Hincksey to fix a convention date. Delegates to the county convention will meet June 1 to elect representatives from townships to attend at 2 PM in Warren Court House for nominating candidates in the general election. Also lists township delegations and county members. Democratic National Convention to be held in Chicago on July 4 to nominate Presidents and Vice Presidents. Weekday date listed.
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Democratic Coulty
Wilmore, Saye
Hincksey
Tuusear
Jute Sd
Jim Teespar
Court House
Warren
Brokenstraw Tolumonus
Conewango Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Groy
Terry Grey
Spring Creek Corydon
Shefherd
Deerfield South West
Trimmpth
Watson Farmington Columbus
Democratic County Committee
G.H. Noyes
Chicago
United States
Seaied
Connell
Care
Laurel Street
High Street
Leech Street
UCG Hawston
Il. T. Borchers
Eddy
H. Davis
Sewer Com
Blaine criticized by editors and clergy in political turmoil
Editorials and letters argue against Blaine amid Republican rifts. Figures fault Blaine for party ruin and clash with veterans while editors predict a tough fall for the party. Clergy oppose Blaine, favoring Democratic nominees, with Harper’s Weekly backing a fight against the tattooed man.
List of local district leaders and officials as county returns
A long roster lists names of officials and party leaders across towns including Mead Coleman Donovan Woou Furni ssorah Williams Sondertin Fuelbail Vauhart Smith Mack Pierce McKean McCue Eldred McIntyre Bennett Holt Loneis Houghnot Fay Wilcox Irvine Stewart Raupin Shandley Myers McDonald Armstrong Moon Grimes Wisner Martin Merkie Horton Raleker Gilson Swain Hopkins Cummings Perry Martin Buell Milton Dennigan McGraw Thompson Nettl Slater Schnaverle Conroe Rhodes Fox Rowe Cauley Simpson Conley Carey Torton Walker King Norris Mead Kinnear Davis Chapel Noyes and others as Democratic County Committee chairman.
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Stokenstraw
Darius Mead
W.H. Coleman
Rick Donovan
Cherry Grove
James A. Woou
Erastus Furnissorah
John Tiano
Columbus
L. Raymond
UW. Mead
Enis Datton Corydon
Isaac Williams
Erwin Sondertin
cConewango
John Fuelbail
J. W. Vauhart
W. J. Smith
Manel Mack
Deerfichi
J. B. Pierce
McKean
Amos Ainnear
Eldred
Daniel McCue
Samuel Eldred
Ht. McIntyre
Elg
Jos. Bennett
Peter C. Holt
Farmington
Merritt Loneis
J.B. Houghnot
Frank E. Fay
Freehold
J. F. Wilcox
Marvin Irvine
Frank Stewart
George Raupin
Glade
Peter M. Smith
Jacob Amann
James McKean
Jacob Paltensperger
Shemell George Horton
W. R. Raleker
Rafus Gilson
P. J. Swain
Spring Creek
A. J. Hopkins
Curtis Johnson
G. D. Cummings
South West
J. A. Perry
Sugar Grove
Frank A. Martin
D. Buell
J.Q. Milton
Charles Dennigan
Trumph
Wm. McGraw
J.D. Thompson
R. R. Thompson
Geo. W. Nettl. Watson
Charles Slater
F. Schnaverle
Jacob Conroe
Two Disappointed Men at the Arthur Nomination Fate
The piece reflects on President Arthur and Bob Lincoln after the 1880 nomination disappointment. It notes Arthur’s clean administration, frugal habits, and high standards, yet asserts he failed to secure the nomination while Hancock benefited from political maneuvering.
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Arthur
Bob Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington
Gen
Hancock
Blaine
Chicago
Tilden withdraws from presidential race as Blaine courted
Samuel J. Tilden declares his public career closed and refuses any candidacy, resigning as a factor in the convention. Newspapers weigh Blaine as a possible alternative while ambivalence remains among party organs.
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Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Blaine Nomination Wrecks Unity Says Republican Factions
A set of editorials and bankers criticize James G Blaine after his Chicago nomination. They contrast Blaine with Garfield and predict poor odds for victory. The New York papers label Blaine a tumor and warn of party disintegration. Several bankers and business leaders voice doubt Blaine can be elected.
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Warren
Slaine
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Garfield
Ledger
Chicago Daily Ye
Ully
Ife
Arthur
New Yorkist
New York
the Post
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Post
Trath
William P. St. John
Merchantile Bank
Bayard
Francis A. Palmer
Broadway National Bank
Republican Party
Bipartisan views on Blaine in the 1884 campaign
A mixed newspaper sentiment railings Blaine’s presidential candidacy. The Pittsburg Leader and Philadelphia Press question his win while predicting Republican ideals may fail. The Buffalo News and Boston papers voice doubt or opposition, with sentiments from the New York Herald and other outlets.
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Pittsburg
Blaine
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Pises
Buffalo Avpress
Boston Mmerald
Boston
New York
Line
Lim
Possible Democratic Candidates In 19th Century Chicago Nomination
Democrats in Chicago JulyStd appear to back Governor Cleveland for President with McDonald of Indiana as Vice President The Independent Republicans align with this ticket abandoning plans for an independent slate Cleveland together with Bayard or Carlyle would suit both parties and likely win The New York Sun pledges strong support for Cleveland
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Rowanp Crosny
Blaine
Bayard
Cleveland
New York City
Ben Butler
Chicago
McDonald
Indiana
Logan
Carlyle
New York Sun
Governing Cleveland Favored by Buffaloer Editorial
The Buffalo Wers Independent argues Democrats should nominate Governor Cleveland to win New York and Massachusetts support, while the New York Tribune backs Blaine but lacks broad reader support. The notice also touts Dr Graves Heart Regulator as a 30 year proven heart remedy priced at $1.
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New York Independent
Blaine
Lost dog and local events advertise Independence Ball
A six month old liver and white Cocker Spaniel pup is missing near Warren Pennsylvania with specks near nose and legs and a reward offered for its return to 8S. T. Allies. An Independence Ball will be held at the Fenton House in Fentonville New York on Friday evening July 4 1884 with Mason Dunton’s full orchestra. New white goods and embroideries are now available at O. H. Hunter and Son. A dress goods and silk sale is advertised at Hunter’s.
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Fenton House
Fentonville
N. Y
Mason & Dunton
W. EF. Moore
Stranahan Block
Waters’ Jewelry Store
Warren
A. Weiss
James McCollum
Russelsburg
Warren Up
Allen, Esq
Warren, Pa
Pratt's Aromatic Geneva Gin touted as remedy
An advertise offer for Pratt's Aromatic Geneva Gin from Samuel Pratt of New York invites buyers to treat Bright's disease bladder stones and kidney inflammation. It promises cure or price refund, with agents authorized to sell at one dollar per bottle or half dozen, through L G Noyes and local agents.
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Geneva
Bright
Samuel Pratt
Greenwich St
New York City
America
Alf Dozen
L.G. Noyes
Pratt
Merchant Tailoring by Jacob Keller in Allen Block
The undersigned continues the merchant tailoring business in the Allen block above the torpedo and Singer sewing machine Storey. New fall and winter suitings with finest patterns and weekly cloth deliveries. Cloths and fits guaranteed. Best workmen. Call and see me, Jacob Keller. Point Vernon, Oct. 1581.
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Allen Block
Torpedo
Singer
Fitz
Cail
Jacob Keller
Poit
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Baptist
Budwether
Omo
Maxny G. Vexxon
Montreal
Schurz
Fitz John Porter
Porter
Corry
Harper’s Weekly
Geo. William Curtis
Curtis
Thomas Nast
Mr. Nast
Rochester
Braixe
Brie Csetle
Erie County
Venango
Brainerd
Madi
Ian
C. W. Stone
Mr. Stone
Democratic Vigilance Committees
U. H. Noyes
Dem. Co. Com
The
New York Times
Times
Gov. Cleveland
Buffalo
Tur
New York Tribune
T. Allies
O. H. Hunter & Son's
Hunter's
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Thace
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren County Agricultural Society
Ren County
Allen & Miggins, Solicitors
Verren
Ayer
Hutto
Tex
B. F. Johnson
J.C. Ayer
Bartsch & Gruber
Bartsche& Gruber
Dackace Io
U. S
T. F. Valentine
Kentucky Liquor Store
Custom House
Hennessy & Otard
Brandies
Warren Saving Bank
Warren Counly
Foreign Exchange
L. F. Watson
B.nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
Watson
G. Woon
O. H. Hunter
LB. Nesnirs
M. B. DuyHam
A. Expercer
Clark, JR
Wm. D. Brown
A. J. Hacerting
Weaver
Forest Counties
Hoopes, Brother & Thomas
West Chester
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