Democratic County Committee Members Listed Names
Democratic County Committee names include Tiron Warren Columbus M S Book North Clarendon Donald Mewart Sugar Grove 3 C Puller Kinga McKinney Kvington Joseph U intun Shefherd John Tonkin Dr Tidioute.
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1883
Page
2
Democratic County Committee names include Tiron Warren Columbus M S Book North Clarendon Donald Mewart Sugar Grove 3 C Puller Kinga McKinney Kvington Joseph U intun Shefherd John Tonkin Dr Tidioute.
A fragmented roster enumerates vigilance committees by locale, naming members such as Brekenstras Darius Mead W H Coleman and James A Wood for Cherry Grove. Colmbus Tp and Corydon entries list several appointees including Raymond Mead Dutton Osare Williams and J Gano. The compilation spans many districts including Freehold Pine Grove and Sugar Grove with numerous individuals named across each locality.
The piece extols Samuil J Randal as a Democrat reform candidate focused on tariff reform. It argues for moderate protection, condemns Republican high protection, and praises Randall as a proven, patriot, long in Congress, fit for the presidency and likely to defeat Republicans.
Lieutenant Governor Clauncey F. Blacis argues for Republican candidates Taggart and Powell in Pennsylvania, praising reform and accountability, criticizing the Democratic ring, and urging a clean sweep of state offices to curb corruption and monopoly while aligning with Governor Pattison. He notes past promises, state government reform, and the need to extend reform beyond last year’s elections.
A vigorous critique laments seven years of Republican control in Pennsylvania, accusing rings and corporations of nullifying a reform constitution. It praises Governor Pattison’s efforts to enforce reform measures like railroad protections and public funds management, while denouncing the Senate for blocking apportionment, fiscal controls, and anti-corruption bills. The piece argues Cameron remains the central target, with the Boss’s power only ending with a political shift to the Democrats and federal reform.
The speaker envisions a peaceful revolution by March 1885 to topple the Federalist-Republican party and remove officeholders loyal to the boss. They describe political power buyers as doomed and vow swift justice against corruption, predicting a decisive change soon.
John A. Ryder of the United States Fish Commission reports that experiments last year show oysters can be raised from artificially fertilized eggs and grown as safely as natural sowing. He notes oysters may be cultivated in enclosed ponds. physicians of the country and leading figures are cited in support.
An elderly woman writes of long illness described as serofein and severed tissue damage. She credits Dr M M Penner of Fredonia for a blood and liver remedy that she says rebuilt her strength. She claims thirteen years of wellness and urges readers to seek “People's Remedies” circulars and other Dr Fooner cures.
A fragment lists items like sugar varieties, molasses, produce, meats, butter, eggs, peaches, peas, beans, lemons, bread, pies, and cakes. Prices appear interwoven with misread characters, indicating a shopping list or ad page from a historical market. Names, quantities, and exact prices are partially legible through OCR artifacts.
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