Democratic County Convention to Nominate Local Candidates
At a county committee meeting delegates are chosen to elect convention delegates. The convention will be held at the Rink in Warren on June 28 at 2 P. M. to nominate candidates for Congress, Senate, Assembly, and County offices plus two delegates to the State Convention. Delegates are apportioned by township and borough, including Brokenstraw, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Sugar Grove, Deerfield, Sheffield, Eldred, Freehold, Farmington, Columbus Borough, Glade, Youngsville, Kinzua, Tidiho le, Warren, Mead, Clarendon, and Tuttle. Dalrymple serves as chairman.
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Lowae
Rips
Warren
Congress Senate
Assembly
Pine Grove
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove Union
Asafer
Deerfiald
Sheffield
Uthwest
Eldred
Yriamph
Freehold Watson
Farmington
Columbus Borough Glade
Youngsville Kinzua
Tiliowle
Linestone
Mead
Clarendon Tuttle SP
Gnairman
Charles 8. Walfe
Lewisburg
Union County
Philadelphia Times
Niles
Girard Liouse
Montooth
Passmore
Charlie Wolfe
Joel J. Baily
Wolfe
Harrisburg
Political quarrel over papers and party loyalty edition
A column rails at late politicians and rival newspapers in Warren county. It protests editors calling themselves independent while pushing party interests, laments ingratitude to longtime loyal papers, and notes public sentiment. The piece mentions figures like Coluxsen Lamont, references tariff reform, Jamaica ginger, and local judges and elections.
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Warren County
Reading Publc
Lepcer
Parapig Wt Venturers
Sepute
Mir
Lepeer
Jludd
Genesa
Jamaica
Ingratitude and partisan loyalty in Warren county
The Warren Mail, longstanding defender of Republican principles in Warren, is denounced for ingratitude amid nationwide rancor. The piece condemns recent rival papers and alleged negotiations to consolidate hostile outlets, while praising the Mail’s years of partisan service despite pressure and ridicule.
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Warren Mail
Mail
Lzpcer
Warren
Republic
Galbraith
Erie County
Court politics and Prohibition candor in 1880s press
A dense partisan column discusses Judge Merritt’s illness and license battles, critiques of editors, and railings against exile for French princes. It notes Prohibitionist hopes with Charles S. Wolfe entering the gubernatorial field after a 50,000 vote tally and previews a Harrisburg convention for August 28 with multiple nominations.
Cleveland Talks on color and equality in the South
The Philadelphia era recollects President Cleveland’s views on race and rights. He rejects a race-based political division, affirms equal protection under law, and urges education and patient progress for the colored population. The account includes reminiscences of his 1858 carriage ride and mentions local political scene details.
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Cleveland
Ibis
White House
Presi Gent
Democratic Party
South
Echorman
Buchanan the Max A Friendly Bedford Springs Visitor
The writer recalls President Buchanan visiting Bedford Springs each summer for health. He portrays him as approachable and sociable, fond of storytelling and engaging with young people. He notes temperate habits, occasional rye for the stomach, and avoidance of profane language, with port wine triggering gout.
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Bedford Springs
Bedford
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