Legislative roundup from Harrispune March 30 1860
The Sunbury and Erie Bill fell in the House by 45 to 48 votes. The Free Banking Bill passed the Senate and goes to the Governor for signing. The Pittsburg Kittanning and Warren Railroad bill clears veto, becoming law. Warren Gas Company incorporation approved. A new Cameron County formed from Clinton Potter McKean Elk. General Appropriation bill advances. Adjournment expected April 3. Senate business rapid. E. C. keeps busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury and Erie
Senate
Pittsburg
Kittanning
Warren Gas Company
Cameron
Clinton, Potter, McKean and Elk
House
E. C
Harrisware
Committee of Conference
Sunbury
Esig
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
New York Vote Confidence For Bates Seward In 1860
The paper asserts any Republican candidate for President can carry New York by about twenty thousand votes. It states New York is a backbone Republican state, likely to send a unanimous 35 electoral votes for Seward if he is nominated. If Bates is chosen, enthusiasm is lower but many who won’t back Seward will back Bates. Regardless of Chicago’s nominee, New York’s vote is seen as practically assured. Also notes Jamestown District Association meeting in Warren with sermons and debates, and local notices on millinery opening and hotel quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bates
New York
Seward
Chicago
Mr. Bates
Gov. Seward
Jamestown
J. Ropryson
Foster
Forney
Haskins
Wendell
Congress
Washington
Haskin
Pennsylvania
Cassius M. Clay
Hanson
Berea
Richmond
Frankfurt
Lexington
C. M. Clay
P. S
Mr. Clay
Kentucky
Clay
Tribune
Free States
Georgia
Atlanta Confederacy
Ricur Stipe Ve Wirt’ Carr
Holacher
Our City
Horace Greeley
New York City
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Horace
the Tribune
Patrick Maryley
Peter Hall
Harmon Lohman
Water Street
Rutgers Slip
Murphy
Hall
Seventh Ward
Rutgers
Monroe Streets
Nicholson
Pike Street
Cherry Street
B. M. Young
H. F. Lechmale
John McCarty
V. VY. Lib
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Widus
Pittsburgh
Chartreux
Common Council
St. Louis
Stebbins
California Pony Express
Carson Valley
California
Express
Atlantic Cities
P. R. Bennett
Warren
R. R
Thase
Hall and Eltons
N.Y
N. B
Warren County Teacher's Institute at Youngsville in 1860
The Warren County Teacher's Institute met March 26 1860 at the Public School House Youngsville with about sixty five attendees. Sessions ran from 8 1/2 to 12 14 to 5 and 7 to 9 after which committees prepared business for Tuesday. The program covered orthography reading writing geography mental arithmetic and English grammar with lectures on schooling methods and text books. The institute discussed board requirements for teachers and adjourned after afternoon sessions and a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Twining
Tl. Daggett
Spencer
L. L. Spencer
A. M. Moore
A. S. Abbey
Dalrymple
W. I. Siggins
Bettes
A. M. Firman
A. M. More
Warren
O. Y. Cootter
Misses V. Davis
Eben Titus
Bretania Smith
W. F. Dalrymple
Institute and community news from Youngsville era
A detailed account of a Warren County Teachers Institute’s sessions at Youngsville, with daily programming in mental arithmetic geography spelling and reading, followed by a temperance lecture. Resolutions praise county superintendent Spencer and principal Twining, plus thanks to Youngsville citizens and the Western division railroad officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsina
A. M. Firman
Albert Martin
C. Twining
H. Mix, Jr
Spencer
Bretania
B. Smith
Youngsville
L. L. Spencer
Warren Union School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephen Girard
Andrew G. Curtin
Centre County
Vote of
KR. D. Bennett
Chapin Hall
House of Repsentatives
Simon Cameron
Jamestown House
Chautauque County
W. 8. Bowen
Messrs. Benson
Rouse
Pennsylvania Common Schools
M. M. Bettes
S. F. Dancerr
Amanda M. Firman
Severs V. Corrrn
W. J. Davis
C. Twistnc
I. Dacc
Texas
Houston
Col. Lee
Rio Grande
Sofia
Forest King
Liverpool
River Belle
Cienfuegos
St. Antonio
Hayes
Wm. Studley
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Habana
Miramon
Bostox
Norway
Major
Macao
Havana
Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
Mary Jane Houston
Greensburg
Eaton
Columbus
Ohio Gazette
Randall and Mead
Lee
Conawango
William Hinton
Samuel Mason Cogswell
Mary Beck
Sperr
L. Arnett& Co
Mead
W. P. Kingsbury
Jonathan Kingsbury
Board of Trustees
James I Haliday
Jacob Gray
James Haliday
James HA
Jacob GA
Kinzua
Wim
Whitman
Orrin Hook
Warren Leonard
Kingua
Fed
Warne Y Lisonann
Etters
Warren Ayles- Dworth
Pine Grove
Azar Lah
Howard
Warren Mareh
Youngsville Borough
Borough of
Depot Street
C. V. Kintear
Siggins
Main Street
M. Kk
Burgess and Town Council
A. D
John McKinney
Burgess
Hi. P. Kinggax
Warren County
St. May
Court House
Harrisburg
L. L. Spencer, Ds
A. D. Cotton
Meadville
Maggie A. Ball Wee
S. P. Johnson & Lady
Falconer Chautaugne Co
Warren News Depo
York
Boston
Harper's Atlantic Monthly
Godey
S. S. Barclay
Carver House
Warren Pa
Barclay’s
Barclay's
Warren Mail Directory
U. S
James Buchanan
C. Breckinridge
Lewis Case
Michigan
State
Li Cobb
Thompson
Miss Ae
Interior
Isaac Toucey
Conn
Navy
John B. Floyd
Jeremiah S$, Black
Joseph Hall
A Arta
Roger B. Taney
James McLean
Ohio
James M. Wayne
John Catron
Tenn
Peter V. Daniel
John A. Campbell
Ala
Samuel Nelson
N. York
Robert C. Grier
Nathan Cliford
Maine
S. Senate
Jonny C. Brecwiveloce
Alabama
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Clement C. Clay
Arkansas
William K. Sebastian
Robert W. Johnson
William M. Gwin
David C. Broderick
Connecticut
Lafayette S. Koster
Delaware
Willard Saulisbors
James A. Bayard
Florida
Stephen M. Mallory
David L. Yulee
Alfred Iverson
Robert Toombs
Indiana
Graham N. Fitch
Jesse D. Bright
Illinois
Stephien A. Douglas
Lymen Trumbull
James W. Grimes
James Horton
Lazarus W. Powell
Jonny J. Carriespey
North Carolina
Thomas Brage
Thomas L. Cungman
Onn
George E. Pugh
Benjamin £. Wade
Vennsylvania
William Ligier
Rhode Island
Henry B. Anthony
James F Simmons
Plovisiana
Judah P. Benjamin
John Slidell
Pid Fessenden
Hannital Hamlin
Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner
Maryland
James A. Pearce
Anthony Kennedy
Bingham
Minnesota
Henry M. Rice
Mississippi
Albert G. Brown
Jefferson Davie
Missouri
Jones L. Green
Struston Polk
New Hampshire
John B. Hale
Daniel Clark
William A. Seward
Preston King
New Jersey
John C. Ten Eyck
John 8. Thomson
Tennasser
C. P. Nichelson
Andrew Johnson
W. Hentpbill
Asgil
Matt Ward
Vermont
Jacob Colamer
Solomon Foot
Virginia
James M. Mason
Robert M.T. Hunter
South Carolina
Wisconsin
James Chestnut
Charles Durkee
James H. Hammond
James R. Doolittle
Oregon
Joseph Lane
State Government
William F. Packer
Lycoming County
Albert Packer
Seats Department
Wim. M. Hiester
Berks County
H. L. Ditlenbach
Cinton County
John A. Innis
B. F. Chandler
Richard Hogeland
A. V. Higgins
B. F. Irwin
Attorney General's Department
John C. Knox
Vioga County
George W. Knox
School Department
Henry C. Hickok
Union County
John M. Sullivan
George W. Crabb
James G. Lampie
Auditor General's Office
Jacob Fry, Jr
Montgomery County
William Q. Wallace
Charles Conner
W. Bailey
Thomas M. Mellhenny
J. B
W. H. Lowry
W. Woodward
Win. Strong
Ucessy
James Thompson
John Mc Read
Jon
Galbraith
Eric
Davids Derickson
Lottsville
Griffin Brown
Tidioute
Sherif
John B. Brown
Isaac H. Hiller
Register and Recorder
R. K. Russell
John Sill
Erastus Barns
Sheffield
Arthur McGill
Tidiou
Robert Campbell
Kin
Dunkirk
Pravini
Erie
Louis Morrisey
P. Bf
Warren Borough
Thomas Clemons
Piscopal Methodist
J. Robinson
Liberty Street
GerMay Lutheran
IL. Weichsel
Grave Yard
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