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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1879

Page

2

Political slate list for Warren County Democratic Vigilance Committee

By order of County Committee, a long readable list of names covers Democratic Vigilance Committee members across townships and boroughs including Colemabia, Haven, Pleasant, Pine Grove, Triump ha, and Haven Borough. The document names numerous individuals such as Arthur McKinney Leo Smith John Williams Jabez Gindley Leonard Proper and others for party organization duties.

Democratic Vigilance Committee Warren Co. Brokenstone Mike Selowing A. O. Mckinney Coleader Arthurs Cracineragea Pinto Leonalt Colemabia Leo, Smith Wailie Lyons Jobin Dutton Cohobus L. B. Songs F. Comicky Corulon—i Sanderiin John Williams D- Witte Cherry Grow Farnsworth A. d. Lower L. B B. Melian G. C.james J. K. Wat Son Auncva James Leonard John KE. Lyle N. Gilson Limestone John P. Houser Jr John Myers John Purvis Word Charles Shommetfong John Gano Sam Guestnberg Pine Grove Jumea LA Martin Levi Brown G. Ww French Nee Field A. J. Foster Wm. E. Stright Hiramori Pleasent Johnn Grunder Ernest Flighhouse John Diablo Sheffield Harus Gilson John Whitman P. J. Swearn Sprong Creek Bates Gee Bush Donaldson Suger Grove Wentworth Jay. Woalsidle Benny Davis Suit Wes Joseph Wakesley Lorenzo Chee- Tuer Geo. Waters Triumpha W. A. McGraw Curie J. D.phollipson Pidhonfe N. Taggart J. 3 Walker 5. Youngaritle Philip Mead W. OF. Piggins aArthur McKinney Haven J. E. Berkstreser Thulerymple Thomas Ryan Bueus BP King Chatmar

Election Rules For Pennsylvania Voters In 2 Year Tax Window

The next election in Pennsylvania will be held on Tuesday, November 4. An elector who has paid a state or county tax within the two years preceding the election or who is age twenty one or twenty two may secure a vote by affidavit and prayer proofs to the election board, supported by another qualified voter from their precinct, even if not registered.

Pennsylvania Department Pacific Coast A. D. Hazen Tyner Burnside Post Office Department Thornburgh Blackfan McDonald Europe Brother Key Washington Committee of Appropriations Orphans Court Warren County Court House Warren Borough John Leinhart Pleasant Township E. “Oh. Valentine Dynesth Isis John Leonhart Brokenstraw Township

Democratic Voters face split in Warren County tickets

The Warren County Democratic convention backs a third ticket with Greenback and Republican rivals, risking split votes. Clinton and Blair campaign for sheriff and prothonotary, while Barr strains to unite the slate for state victory. A Greenback paper will publish from Willamport with local edits.

Campaign on Harrisburg corruption and party contrasts

A long, detailed critique of the 1573 Pennsylvania Constitution and subsequent bribery scandals in Harrisburg. It contrasts Republican and Democratic responses, highlights past expulsions for bribery, and notes contemporary party tactics under Kemble and Hoos. The piece argues for honesty in office and references upcoming elections and local officials.

Allegheny County Liable for Damages

The Supreme Court affirms lower court ruling that Allegheny County must pay for losses from the 1877 riot in Pittsburgh. Court finds no serious effort by local authorities to suppress the riot at its start, holding the county responsible for neglect of duty and the ensuing property damage.

Prierssong Supreme Court Allegheny County

Sherman's Gold Pay Out Policy Proved Fraudulent

In Chicago the Sub-Treasury could not pay gold coin for government checks as claimed. Banks requesting gold payments of 20000 and 17000 dollars were refused. The Chicago Sub-Treasurer held only 100000 dollars in gold, leaving clerks to tell holders of government checks there is no coin to pay them.

Hayes McLin V.V. Y. Sun Chicago Sherman Sub- Treasury Gilfillan Sub-Treasury of New York Sub-Treasury National Board of Health Treasury Department Treasury

Political Prospect in This State

The Bradford Era notes this is an off year and Democrats usually carry the state at such times while Republicans skip voting. Daniel Barr’s chances are first class and Democrats have done the most work. victory would be well deserved if achieved. In New York State a fierce fight rages between Tammany and Robinson factions with Republicans aiding Tammany to help elect Cornell. The Robinsons claim Tammany votes and many Republicans will vote their ticket.

Lepchen Fuch Lepuer Chase Weible Clinton Blur Blair Whitney Miller D. O. Barr Butler Barr Warren County Glair Bradford Daniel Barr New York State Tammany and Robinson Tammanyites Cornell Robingson Tammany Party

Presidential Fraud Speech at Toledo by Gov Hendricks

Gov Hendricks attacks Hayes as illegitimate in Toledo asserting fraud secured his inauguration. He says a man entering office like Hayes should wear the robes less tauntingly and laments the ongoing rewards to fraudsters, urging accountability and public trust.

Toledo Hayes United States

Why She Wept And Other Dreadful Political Snips

A Missouri tale of a would be groom called Westmoreland who was really Wood is told alongside satirical jabs at political figures. Burlesque notes mock Post Office rules on lottery mail, Nebraska judicial race, and a stamp collection deal. Tone shows wry, punchy witticisms from a late 19th century miscellany.

Winter Bloom and Post Office Plunder Highlight Historic Clip

The piece blends verse on winter and memory with a long report from Vick's Monthly Men in High Station. It details alleged fraud and bureaucratic waste in the Post Office Department, citing James N. Tyner and others, plus prairie fires and a balloon sighting near Lake Michigan.

Dora Heed Goodele Vick’s

Bogus Certificates and the Case for Hop Bitters

The column dismisses fake cures and endorses Hop Bitters as pure and effective medicine made from known remedies. It notes Senator Conkling ill and out of canvassing in Newark, Governor Bigler and Curtin in poor health, and mentions Piute war paint preparations ahead of General Grant’s reception in Virginia City Nevada.

D&c Republican General Grant Virginia City Nevada

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