Democratic Vigilance Committee Members Listed by Localities
A county slate lists names for Warren County communities including Columbus Township Borough Corydon Cherry Grove Farmington Fort Grove Line Vone Sacfield Spring Creek Wilkesmouth etc. The document credits RUFU P CLNG as county committee chairman and outlines local party names and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren Co
Brokenstaw
Maike Schwing
A. C. McKinney
Colgader Arthurs
Conendaga
Fred Henhart
J. M. Jackson
Philip Leonhart
Columbus Township
Geo. Smith
Wilbur Lyons
Emet Colgrove
Columbus
L. E. Jones
W.R. Rhodes
J. Connelly
Corydon
Sunderlin
John Willams
J. White
Cherry Grove
Farnsworth
A. J. Bowers
L. B. Swanl
Prerfeld
D. If
McKean
J. B. Price
Dayll Rightsinger
McIntyre
Leonard Proper
John Green
ik—Kenry Newbury
A. P. Kilburn
A. M. Leupgshay
Farmington
Robert Jackson
Morgana Loucks
J. HC Ramen
Prechard
M. Smith
James Bindley
M.A. Fe Kinzue
James Leonard
Tyleeyak SO
Line Vone
Johnny Wouser Jr
Job Myers
Jobo Purvis Weed
Ciniet Les Shamimeliens
John Gano
Sui Giresorbatis
Tene Grove
James UL Martin
Kev Brown
Jr W. French
Lorenzo Cheeseed
Wilkes
Kvmpa
AD McGraw
BR. Currie
J. D. Chempson
Tuhouse
R. Taggart
J.B. Walker
Tipton Youngsidle
Philip Mead
We Fy Saggins
Arthur MckKinney
Warren
J. EB. Berkstreyser
A. L. Dalrymple
Thomas Ryan
Order of County Committee
RUFU
KLNG
Democratic County Committee appointments listed in Erie paper
The Erie Post lists named gentlemen appointed to the Democratic County Committee for the ensuing year by W. K. Dawson. Names include Geo. N. Parmlee Warren CG L Friday Warren J W HL Verbeck Glade E B Sunderlin Corydon d S Briggs Pine Grove I N Seaver Columbus Hiram Horn Pittsfield D W Clark Tidioute Alace Sheffield. Also notes on various political items, editorials, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
W. KR. Dawson
Geo. N. Parmlee
Warren
CG. L. Friday
J. W. HL Verbeck
Glade
Sunderlin
Corydon
Briggs
Pine Grove
I. N. Seaver
Columbus
Hiram Horn
Pittsfield
D. W. Clark
Tidioute
Alace
Sheffield
State Treasury Ring Threatens Pennsylvania Politics
The piece warns that Pennsylvania faces a choice for State Treasurer, pledging Daniel O. Barr to end unexpended balances and stop speculative use of state funds. It claims a long history of Treasury Ring corruption under Republicans, with bribery, bank depositories, and political control, and argues the ring would be revived if the Republican candidate is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Col. Noyes
Daniel O. Barr
Democratic Party
Ringsters
Narrisburg
Treasury Ring
Ring
Ofice
Mackey
Treasury
Ting
Lawa
T Tey
Treasury Ringsters
Republican Party
Treasury King of Kemble and Mackey
Harrisburg
Wis Traster
The
Brate
Butler Named State Treasurer Candidate by Ring
The Republican faction promotes Butler of Chester county as State Treasurer despite ties to political corruption. The document argues Barr, the Democratic nominee, offers reform, pledging open books, no speculation, and an end to the Treasury Ring, presenting the November vote as Pennsylvania’s key home issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron, Quay, Kemble & Co
Butler
Chester County
Kemble
Treasury
Mackey
Wolfe
Treasury Ring
Barr
Pennsylvania
Banking House Sees New Era of Prosperity in U S
Ienry Clews Co circles claim after six years of extreme pressure the United States enters a new era of development and prosperity. Wall Street shows healthy action and a cautious but hopeful outlook pervades the financial system. The belief is that unsound elements were purged and fiduciary arrangements now rest on solid merits and soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Clews & Co
United States
Wall Street
Grant Arrives in San Francisco to Enthusiastic Reception
Gen Grant landed in San Francisco Saturday to a vast crowd. The mayor spoke briefly, Grant replied, and thousands crowded the streets as his carriage advanced. He praised the trip and admired the grand welcome, noting contrasts with receptions abroad. Local politics note Whitman’s unanimous re-election as Erie County Democratic Chairman and rising market prices for cheese and butter boost farmer spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
San Francisco
Japan
Erie County
Benj. Whitman
Whitman
Maine Governor Race Appears Too Close to Decide
Boston Sept 13 The latest Maine advices say Davis trails by two to four thousand votes, giving no clear governor winner. The Senate will likely finalize the choice, with an official Governor and Council count required to settle the result.
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Boston
Phe
Maine
Davis
Senate
Autumn Letters from Lyons Readings and Rural Life
A long reader letter from Sep 17 1870 describes pleasant autumn weather in Lyons New York state with notes on farms, markets, and daily life. It recounts a trip through nearby farms, mentions prices for butter bread milk and liquor, and describes social life at a Congregational church welcoming Miss Mary Patrick home from missionary work in Constantinople. The writer discusses regional prosperity, labor and farming wages, and political remarks about the Republican party and national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Laws
Auburn
N.Y
Lyons
Farma
Lanust
Carver House
Penn
Sam
Mary Pathick
American Board
Constantinople
Trishman
Shure
Turkey
Miss Patrick
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Patrick
Thas
Tilden Tests Public Courage Amid Cipher Dispatch Controversy
An 1877 congressional hearing recounts Tilden denying knowledge of cipher dispatches until their 1878 publication. He cites decisive actions against bribery attempts and asserts Florida and Louisiana votes belonged to him before alleged corrupt influences and forged certificates.
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Gov. Tilden
N. ¥. Times
Field
Tilden
Congressional Committee
Mr. Tilden
Edward Cooyer
Colonel Pelton
Florida
Louisiana
Miller
Electoral Commission
New York Sun
United States
Pelton
Col. Pelton
Pennsylvanian Judge Woodward Severely Ill in Hampden
Hampden New York dispatch reports War ren J Woodward judge of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is dangerously ill in Hampden. His death is feared. The item notes prior death on Tuesday and contrasts with promotional claims for Hop Bitters.
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Reeaping
Hampden
New York
Warren J. Woodward
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Ilis
Woodward
Tuesay
Butler Aims to Secede Massachusetts Governor Race
Gen Butler predicts a Massachusetts governorship victory as Republican split weakens rivals. He cites Greenback and Independent Republican support, while lamenting press treatment. Also includes unrelated notes on Horatio Seymour and a patent medicine ad.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Milwaukee
B. FF. Butler
Massachusetts
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
Allegheny
Democratic
Joseph Clinton
George Blair
Reuben Davis
Youngsville
John P. Houser
Limestone
Ger. McClellan
Grant
Andemulyt
Bis Roads
Kate Cilase Sprague
Washington
Erie Gratte
W. W. Reed
Walker
Morbead
Stone
Isare
Vierenr
A. WoopHt Lye
London
Hoseit
Woodhull
Tram
Sisay Sie
Tue
Pittsburgh Post
Post
Patriot
Broornman
Erie
Gara
Philadelphia Times
Tur
Vnere
Cuantes B. Guthrie
Titusville
F. B. Guthrie & Byles
Seneca Lake
Geneva
Utbrie
Great Britain
Europe
America
Shab Sim
State Treasury
Cameron-Republican-Ring
Cshis
Trepublican
Iarrisburg
Utica
Gov. Robinson
Kelley
Buffalo Volksfreund
John Kelley
Carl Schurz
Ohio State Central Committee
J. T. Kinney
General Ewing
Mavns
Rovernor
Iowa
Tyrene
Sherman
Agarely Sherman
Warren County
Argard
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
Rot Arren
Warren, Pa
Nomian of
Hayes
Judge Woodward
Gen. Butler
Horatio Seymour
Oneida County
N. Y
Mother Earth
Lindsey
J.C. Bennett
Ilo
Honharts Block
la Ss
Harness Shop
Saitn’s
Brick Brock
Second ST
Warran, Pa
Busi Rtas
Sextus Keller
Ape
Frm
Sersall & Co
F. D. McCollum
C. W. Sersill
F. OD. McCollum
C. W. Sersall
N. Burgess
Dealern
Rovision
Crockery
Second Street
First National Bank
Warren, Stigjanis
Parmlee
Heary
Philadelphia
New York City
Sone
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
A. A. Davis & CO
the Ledger Office
FairNeason
Merchant Tailors
BR. DD. Bartlett
Western
Rush Bartlett
Coatt
She
GEO. Ball & Co
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