Ohio canvass exposes Radical decay and no-principle coalition
The Philadelphia Commonwealth argues the Radical party in Ohio relies on fear, hate, and fraud to survive. It contrasts this with the Democratic appeal to constitutional principles and leaders like Washington and Jefferson, urging voters to reject a party driven by violence, revolts, and manipulation.
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Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Georgia
Morton
Democratic Party
Iggite
Ohie
McNey
Phila
Commonwealth
Bradford Oil Field Report Highlights Variable Yields
A Buffalo Courier correspondent in Bradford notes the oil field differs from Butler and Venango with heavier oil and inferior pebble rock. Wells like Foster No.1, Butts No.1, and Fagundas show mixed yields, Olmsted rumored 125 barrels daily, some wells flowing up to 180 but others far less. No third sand found, several wells sunk with limited success and torpedoed attempts. circular discussion includes local shale, fossils, and absence of oil springs nearby.
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Buffalo Courier
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Venango
Walker
Jackson
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Cuba
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Oil Creek
Democratic State Convention set for Warren County
The Warren Ledger notes plans for the Democratic State Convention, with delegates selected and warnings about tactics in Warren County. It cites local meetings, candidate discussions, and calls for honest, capable delegates to push a strong Democratic ticket amid Republican opposition.
California Election Shock Sparks Democratic Momentum
A dispatch to Gov. Allen reports California swept by Democrats, predicting a national impact on the Republican party. The message warns of GOP decline, notes Know Nothing ties, and urges Republican change while predicting Democratic gains in Ohio and Pennsylvania ahead of 1876.
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Califfornia
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Lucifer
United States
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Gov. Allen
Ohio
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Wilko Atte
Columbus
Warren County
Pennsylvania
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Fox
Fort Stete
JL Ley
Maryland
Republican Convention Faces Heated Debates At Court Lease
The Ring Convention meets Monday September 13 to ratify officeholders, drawing old delegates who may clash over public plunder. Evie receives many visitors as Warren's presence grows with conventions and fairs boosting hotel business.
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Warren
A Wink to Governor Hartranft in Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times Independent criticizes Governor Hartranft for timidity and poor advisers. It urges him to remove deceitful aides, press forward with decisive action, and fill senior military posts to restore public confidence and win the contest.
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Hartranft
Millsstone
Bull Run
Rawle
Philadelphia
Weaijor
Pennsylvania
Sartranft
Temperance Woman Urges Party to Name Temperance Men
A temperance advocate letters the Mail arguing Republicans should nominate temperance men who advocate total abstinence. She contends the party risks a split if not aligned with temperance goals, asserting Democrats and Republicans are merely wings of the License party and warning of consequences for the nation and future generations.
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Democratic nominee elected president of NC constitutional convention
Dr. Edward Ransom, a Democrat, was chosen president of the North Carolina constitutional convention on the 14th ballot, securing a democratic organization of the body in Raleigh on September 7.
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Money Mass Letter on Finance from Warren Granger
A Warren County Granger writes the Farmers Friend letter arguing the money question dominates the current Congress. He decries inflation, urges a national monetary standard, taxes or reduces bond interest, critiques soft money, and attacks banks and currency expansion while defending hard money ideals. He cites depreciation of bonds and warns against paper money and money changers.
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Brooklyn
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Suspay School Picnic Brings 3500 to West Spring Creek grove
The San day School of West Spring Creek joined Spring Creek in a nonsectarian jubilee near the railroad at a tic. About 3500 attended as the Youngsvil Band provided music. Mason, Desbrow and Bond spoke. The event showed unity and success, serving as a model for larger towns. The September Court opened with Judge Wetmore, assistants Kinnear and Filler. Some cases postponed due to illness. Verdicts included W. B. Gray and others, with costs allocated. Civil case Wm. Rinehart vs. Patrick Falconer awarded $153 06.
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Wim. B. Holt
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Fred. Honhart
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Charles Warren
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