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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1859

Page

2

Land Surveyor General Candidate Urged for Public Office

The Surveyor General post should go to a man of proven practical skill and integrity. The Warren paper endorses Hon. Richard Irwin of Venango County, a forty year surveyor aligned with Whig and Republican principles, as best fitted for the duties. It also notes local court and licensing matters, political comments, and brief items on other regional concerns.

Republican Party Pennsylvania Richard Irwin Venango County Irwin Knox Supreme Court Osborne Holmes Pike's Peak

Worth of the teacher and the Westminister College note

Gov Packer vetoed a bill to educate select teachers at Westminister College. He argued the teacher’s worth as the system’s hope and urged proper preparation respect and support for teachers as essential to the common school. The piece also previews magazine notices and political briefs from the era.

Packer Westminister College

Pungent House remarks on negro equality spark protest

Owen Lovejoy in the House denounces the slavery party and Black Republicans while lampooning their views on equality. He paints a visceral portrait of black Americans from infancy to political power, alleging derision toward freedom and urging racial justice amid heated rhetoric.

Owen Lovejoy House of Representatives Fathers of the Republic Congress

Jurors Fine to Fifty Talesmen Called in Washington

In Washington on April 5, after the court session jurors were summoned to complete the panel. No new juror was accepted or sworn until the twenty fourth name was drawn. A disqualification cited opinion formed from newspapers or witnesses as impairing impartiality. Talesmen continued but the fiftieth was only then called.

Srcxies Vrtan Sickles Wasshington Lepot Johnson the Ledger Cowan the Mail Warren Ihon Union School O. R. Powers Emery Taunt Johny Hall Kelly Weaver Ellen Rathbun Flora Axtell Gertrude Henry Justice Court Boozle Falista Pilkins Henry Thomas Hezekiah Bulliphant Wm McLane Joel Jeminison Burton Rogers Falista Iky Turtle George McPherson Charity Sile Bates Ice Boogle Fausta Sonora Brown Josephine Jonson Seth Boles George Wetmore Eunice Grimes Sile Fatita Washington Little Miami Broadway Louisville New Orleans California Cincinnati Gazette

Postmaster Brown's Predition and the Death of Morron

A Baltimore Sun correspondent recalls a late event in the Post Office Department. Brown warned Morron his house would be in order or they would have neither habitation nor name, remarking on congressional defeats later that day Morron died four weeks after the warning. The note ends with reflections on American youth and trade.

Baltimore Sun Brown Marron Mr. Brown Morron M. M Mr. Morrow Congress

Connecticut election yields Republican sweep and fraud claims

The Connecticut election held yesterday produced a Republican sweep with all four congressional nominees and the state ticket victorious, and a Republican majority in the Legislature. An election contest in Detroit cites alleged fraud favoring Democratic nominee Cooper, possibly enabling W. A. Howard’s re election. Also noted are a $10,000 side bet match race between Nicholas and Tar River and troop relocations to the New Mexico border.

Connecticut North New Yor Congres Westimoney Detroit Cooper W. A. Howard New York

Democratic parties vary to fit many goals in 19th century debate

The excerpt cites how Democratic positions shift by region from protection to free trade and different state priorities, then reports a Sumner county Tennessee meeting decrying secret orders like Odd Fellows for political influence. It also notes a barrel found with two disfigured bodies, likely from a dissecting room, later reburied, and references flags and tariffs tied to party power in 19th century press.

Pennsylvania Georgia New Stampshire Michigan California Pacific Railroad Sumner County Tennessee Odd Fellows Democratic Party Masons Sons of Malta Druids Good Fellows Red Men Sons of America Tereabout Sixth Street Cincinnati Engirer

New York Market Prices and Commodities Report

Market report from New York dated April 6 1859 lists flour prices for superfine and extra State, dull wheat, lower corn with 12000 bushels sold, dull oats, moss pork and lard sale notes, butter and cheese demand, and multiple produce and commodity prices including potatoes hides wood salt and various grains with regional price ranges and quantities.

New York Jersey Ohio

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