10 Sep 1886
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1886
Page
4
Published weekly in Warren Pennsylvania the Ledger notes subscription rates and delivery policies, lists the county committee members for the year with many local names, and includes brief items on ex president Arthur’s health and political commentary about President Cleveland and tax law in Ohio.
Forty three old subscribers renewed their subscriptions and paid in advance while four new names joined, with seven more in progress. The paper thanks readers and promises to earn their continued support, hinting at forthcoming testimonials and premium offers to attract further subscriptions.
The piece asserts W L Scott accepted the congressional nomination and will follow the will of the people. It notes Warren, Venango, and Erie counties, mentions Captain Mackey as a rival, and claims Scott has strong district support. It also includes a section praising Chauncey Black and farmers positions and calls Scott the likely winner.
The Labor Tribune of Pittsburgh praises the Democratic platform and urges miners to back Brennen for auditor general. It notes Brennen as a true friend of miners and warns Republicans led by Wolfe seek revenge for Beaver’s defeat, signaling strong labor support for the ticket.
The Harrisburg Patriot notes that no division exists this year within the Democratic party. It cites connections between Governor Black and ex Senator Wallace, arguing factional intrigue is quashed as both party wings unite. The piece portrays mutual trust among key figures and dismisses outsider critics as disruptive.
Chairman W A Hensel launched the Democratic State Committee headquarters at the Girard House Philadelphia former quarters of Curtin era campaigns. He is aided by Captain W McClelland longtime committee figure and secretary M Meek with four years as secretary and veteran campaigner BE B Kinser. these leaders cover western central and northeastern districts.
The Maine election on September 15 delays the stamp campaign opening. The Democratic state committee is preparing large graphical sketches of candidates and documents on labor and constitutional questions. Campaign literature will be sent to any address upon application at the Girard House.
Black campaign club organized in Cooper County with Mic Morton of Delaware County highlighting statewide efforts to recruit young Democrats for organization and voter participation. The note references Charleston earthquake coverage and ongoing relief needs, noting widespread destruction and millions required.
In Warren county Franklin prejudice and defeat loom for Ilex Hedgy Brace in the assembly race. The piece urges Brace to retire, join the YMCA, and return to quiet life in Franklin or Warren. It mocks his campaign, mocks supporters, and notes rival P. J. Swain gains ground in Harrisburg. A long, pointed editorial blends local politics, humor, and personal jabs.
The Weekly Chronicle notes the E A U lodge conflict easing with members rallying to the rescue and exonerating H S Aver. It also covers August Bist celebrating his eightieth birthday at John Walton’s home, remarks on family histories of the Lovett family, a local entertainment by Mrs McCollister, and community updates on houses, church, and town improvements.
Hon G A Grow opened the republican campaign in Erie with a reportedly weak turnout under 200. The speech focused on tariff, high license, and prohibition, while beaver and Mackey received little mention. The meet ignored key candidates and featured claims of democrat opposition. A ledger promotion offered Ropp's Cocreial Calculator with a one year subscription at promotional price.
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