Appointment list for Democratic County Committee 1893 Warren PA
At a meeting in Warren Pennsylvania on September 3 1893 the Democratic County Committee appointed 15 8 Vigilance Committee members for many townships including Brokenstraw Conewango Coburn Columbus Union Youngsville Sugar Grove Farmington and surrounding boroughs. Names listed with multiple officials from each township.
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Davis
Warren
TD. M. Matrtino
Philip Seitrist
Genewango
Ne Seaver
Columbus
J. Miller
Sugar Grove
GW. A. Radeker
Sheficht
S. A. Bort
South West
We BR
Conantes
Tarver Offies
Brokenstiuw
Wm. C. Arthur
Benj. Dupeey
W. H. Coleman
J. W. Folwell
Arthur Meinney
Conewanee
Fred. Hanhart
W. J. Smith
PY. Jeoonhart
G Groseb
Acura Shutt
Cohunbus
Byron Perkins
Solon Wilcox
Aga Webber
von Gflower
A. Dutton
Cobunatras Borough
David Pony Jamees Tophins
W. H. Mussy
W. IL Rhodes
George Blut
Unydon
Sunderlin
Perry Root
John Wilkins
Prank Case
Devtheld
B Converse
J. D. Thormpson
J.B. Pivies
McGriaw
Whois
Tharrit
Lidied
John Maltby
John Pierce
John J. Aku
Leona Proper
Hike
Peter Holt
AE Lounsberry
Ww. 5
Liulim
Reynolds
IF Newhurry
Canmington
Beno
O. Falconer
Secretary of Internal Affairs of
Pennsylvania
Conewango Township
Paid
George Mazeltine
Conewango Crack
Jane
Sill and Lenry
Falconer
M NorThye
Wetmore
Conan Plead and Oyer and Parmuner
Union Agrcultural Bocety
Warren County
Snegar Grove
Ohio voters tilt toward Tilden amid GOP fears
The piece describes a Republican panic as Ohio shifts away from Hayes after canvasses show opposition among Germans and others. It notes fear of a Democratic victory on October 10, cites the New York Herald and World as signals, and claims Indiana is leaning Democratic while party leaders blame strategists like Chandler and Schurz.
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Hayes
Ohio
Itayes
Frayes
Schurz
Swere
Tilden
State Republican Committee
National Committee
Zach Chandler
Ifayes
Telegraph
N.Y. Herald
Indiana
N.Y
Caleb Cushing
Revival of Trade Claims Denied by Critics
The piece denounces a supposed trade revival as false, alleging the New York Times and Republican supporters exaggerate economic improvements. It argues real conditions are dire, with idle workshops, cold furnaces, rising bankruptcies, and widespread hardship while accusing foes of deceiving the public with “revival of trade” rhetoric.
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New York Times
Trilame
Republican Party
Seaboard
A Word to the Workingmen on Reform and Votes
A workingmen’s appeal attacks the Republican party for taxes land grants and economic ruin. It urges voting for Tilden and Hendricks to revive trade and industry, calling for a broad reform movement. Reports of Tenprick B. Wrtemr’s Pittsburgh visit praise Indiana and Ohio campaigning. Mention of Sitting Bull and Cameron plan. Radical officials predicted to lose power after Tilden win.
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Republican Party
Slaves
Wheeler
Peter Cooper
Tilden and
Mendricks
Tilden
Wendricks
German vote shifts aid Tilden amid Washington panic
The Washington panic in the Republican camp grows as German voters consolidate for Tilden. The piece says Germans see reform in Tilden, fear Know Nothing ties linked to Hayes, and fear Catholic and temperance excesses. It predicts the German bloc will decide Ohio Indiana and other states, and urges Democrats to mobilize to stave off Chandler’s tactics.
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Sun
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Chandler
Tilden
Gov. Tilden
Slaver
Grant
Hayes
Tlayes
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Carl Schuyzz
Impeachment talk targets Grantism and Hayes in Brooklyn speech
Senator Neister Qlymer denounces President Grant as defiant of law and claims impeachment would follow within months if not for anticipated public removal. He argues the Republican ticket embodies corruption under Grantism and asserts Hayes would be their tool if elected.
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Sen
Neister Qlymer
Brooklyn
United States
United States Senate
Sayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Republican Confession Letter Critiques Indiana Speaker Bob Ingersoll
The Cleveland Plaindealer prints a letter from Illinois State Central Committee Chair A. C. Barcode to Bob Ingersoll dated Sept. 14, 1876 urging restraint and caution for speeches in Indiana and Indianapolis, noting Democratic debt policy and German press sentiment in Wisconsin showing broad political influence and unity for Tilden.
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Cleveland Plaindealer
State Central Committee of
Illinois
Bob Ingersoll
Tipap Quartens
Republican State Central Committee
Grand Pacino Horry
Careano
BR. G
Ohio
Indignuapolis
Abonday
Olio
Tndlismapolis
A.C
Col
BR. G. Inerns
Dave Hon
A. T. Wickeil
State Central
Columbus
Notable Liberals and War Generals Endorse Tilden and Hendricks
A list of prominent figures formerly aligned with the Republican party and war leaders who support Governor Tilden and Vice President Hendricks. Includes Charles Francis Adams Andrew Curtin Trumbull Wells Bryant Godwin Welles Davis Blair Brown Julian Clay Palmer Bartlett Sumner Perry St. Fenn Bird Farnsworth Adams Smith Fenton Conkling Dana McClure Gooding Ashley Brinkerhoff Tooker Davis Selden Helper Doolittle Caton McClellan Hancock Hooker Slocum Franklin Bartlett Sigel McCandless McClernand Morgan and other notable names from politics and the military.
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Tilden
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Andrew G. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Trumball
Illinois
David A. Wells
Connecticut
William Cullen Bryant
New York
Parke Godwin
William F. Bartlett
W. Gil Sumner
Yale College
A. L. Perry
Williams College
Augustus ST. Fenn
Frank W. Bird
Republican Party
John F. Farnsworth
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Nicholas Smith
Greeley
George W. Fenton
Senator Fenton
Fred. A. Conkling
Senator Conkling
Joe” Tooker
Charles A. Dana
the Sun
Alex. K. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Henry BR. Selden
Potter
Charles G. Davis
Ross
Kansas
Tipton
Nebraska
Cowan
JE. S. Cleveland
Flartford
Conn
David P. Lewis
Alabama
Daniel 5. Gooding
Indiana
James
Hayes
J. B Stalle
Cincinnati
Frederick Wassantek
Cincinnati Volhoblase
Tlayes
August Thieme
Cleveland Wachter Am Evie
Gol
Edward Jussen
Chicago
Carl Selurz
Jix
Koerner
Tinos
Franz Sigel
Hamed
Gov
America
Carl Schurz
Zach Chandler
Clinton Rowan Helper
South
Senator Doolittle
United States
Judge Caton
Lincoln
Hendricks
McClellan
Hancock
Hooker
Baldy Smith
Slocum
Franklin
Bartlett
Sigel
McCandless
McClernand
Morgan
Ohio
Party attack on defalcations and reform inside the Republican party
In a Supplement discussion the writer questions a list of government defalcations and argues that indictments against past administrations prove nothing about current elections. The piece condemns the Republican party as irreformable, citing leaders like Butler and Logan and listing thousands of names who allegedly plundered public funds.
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Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
Ois
Jenkins
Republican Party
Butler
Cushing
Logan
Bird
Adams
Samper
Curtin
Trumbull
Doolittle
Colonel Conkling Goes to Ohio to Campaign for Tilden
Colonel F A Conkling brother of Senator Conkling heads to Ohio to stump for Tilden amid tense political times. Don Pratt derides Hayes calling him a brass pin in the ruffle of the bloody shirt.
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F. A. Conkling
Senator Conkling
Ohio
Tilden
Don Pratt
Hayes
Public dispute over Mr Shortt denial and party role
A letter from PRAVELER in Cleveland dated Sept 22 argues against Mr Shortt's denial of a prior letter and asserts the editor of the Mail fuels partisan attacks. The writer attacks party loyalty, cites Morrison and Garfie ld era politics, and accuses party supporters of treachery and eavesdropping amid calls for accountability. The piece links Mollie Maguires trials to political manipulation and urges honesty over denials.
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Clevelad
Ching
Ledgue
Warren
W. UW. Shortt
Youngsville
Harrisburg
Roth
Mr. Shortt
Crimea
Shortt
Meadville
Metzgar
Corry
York
Republican Party
Lep@ur
Indianapolis
Garfield
Tildenl
Mail
Mollie Maguires
McParlen
Bilingsgate
Hartranft
Iayes
Wheeler
Revenue
State Senate
Bob Ingersoll
Philadelphia Ledger
Praveler
Peroration at Faneuil Hall on Union and treason
In a Faneuil Hall address Mr. Dorsheimen warns that efforts to break the Union are treasonous and likens current opponents to rebels of 1861. He argues true patriotism arises from shared sacrifices and common hopes, recalling memories of unity in Boston, Virginians, and sailors who once stood together in Boston Bay.
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Faneuil Hall
United States
Dorchester
Boston
Boston Bay
Living Adama Aids Path To Peace At Buena Vista
A Montana territory letter recounts sitting bull and 8,000 braves eluding Terry and Crook as Buffalo Bill defies the expedition. It accuses generals of neglect and exposes a perceived swindle, praising Adama and urging memory of historic walls and painted figures.
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Mississippi
Ilinois
Buena, Vista
Adama
Seargeant
Montana
Terry
Crook
Freep
Nean
PowdEr River
Sitting Bull
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Custer
Rosebud
Indiana and Ohio election outlook and Philadelphia rates
Dispatches from Washington and Indiana indicate Republican losses in October. Democratic estimates place Williams' margin for Governor between 10 000 and 15 000. In Cleveland a mass meeting featured speakers Cox Meany Kelly with torches and bands. Financial notices include stock and railroad quotations from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh exchanges.
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Washington
Indiana
United States
New
Babcock
Republican State Committee of
Linois
Porld
Williams
Cleveland
Public Square
Cox
Samuel J. Meany
New York
A. M. Kelly
Richmond
de Maven & Townsend
South Third Street
Philadelphia
U.S. Os
New Pennsylvania Reritroad
Philadelpiaa and Reading Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Warren S Ledger
Samuel J. Tilden
OF New York
Thomas A. Hendricks
Robert Taggart
Tidionte
A. B. Knight
Rufus P. King
Phillip Mead
Charles Chase
Pine Grove
A.S. Dalrymple
WM. B. Stright
Pittsfield
Gougtee
Warren Academy
Valentine
G. W. Kinnear
Democratic County Committee
Tenprick B. Wrtemr
Wittsburgh
Cameron
Republican Confession
James D. Williams
Mortoi
Sherman
Babcock and Belknep
Tuere
Independents
Reform
Wm. H. Shortt
Mr. Dorsheimen
Sitting Bull & CO
Stock Report
Old Exchange Building
Wendlesor & Johnston
Court of Common Pleas
Pleasant Township
L. M. Kine
AGENA
Chas. IL
Bavis & CO
Warren, PA
L F Watson
Nesmite
A J. Mazeltine
DI L. Farson
Hauconen
Ortacle
D. H. Wilder
Corry, Pa
Qraers WY
Mal Wall
C. H. Hunter & Son, Warren
H. A. Jamieson & Co’s
Allison
Disston
Mann's
Penn’a
JAS. Clark, Jr. & CO
Memlock
Rathrood
E, Sevolt
Bobrick Peel
Grand St
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