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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1870
Page
2
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports a ratified contract between Lowry and the Democratic machine to secure votes for a local county bill. The deal aligns Lowry with Democratic aims, aims to unseat Watt, and pressures passage despite opposition. the bill moves to the House amid suspicion of party influence and backroom strategy.
The board members have begun work while Gen Kane visits Erie to hear proposals on locating one or more state charitable houses there A plan to surrender the Marine Hospital for an Insane Asylum is favored in Erie The Fifteenth Amendment is defined precisely stating the right to vote cannot be denied for race color or previous condition of servitude and Congress can enforce by legislation
The group including Corbin and Fisk were examined about the gold panic. The outcome indicates the President and allies had no prior knowledge of Wall Street operations and aimed to outcheat each other rather than implement a genuine policy.
The State Senate passed LEA Will to place Philadelphia police under a Police Commissioners board by 16 yeas to 13 nays. A new fifty cent scrip note is being recalled due to accurate counterfeiting. no more new ore issuance.
The Venango Spectator condemns Hon. M. B. Lowry for a plan to win Senate votes for his New County by promising to vote with the Democrats on contested seats. The editorial says such a bargain would dishonor the Democratic party in Venango County and threaten future prosperity. It urges all Democratic senators to reject the scheme and protests on behalf of about four thousand Venango voters.
As he neared Fort Garry nine miles from the fort, two armed men tried to arrest Riel. He produced a revolver and vowed he would not be taken alive. The group proceeded to Fort Garry afterward.
A Paris paper proposes wedding rings for new subscribers while a U S report notes Americans use 500 matches annually. Washington reports an official franked trunks 350 pounds to San Francisco. Illinois records 5185 miles of rail, 4708 in use, cost 115568.5. Grundy Iowa bought a 2700 safe. Tunis imprisons jewelers.
Reports from Harrisburg accuse Democratic leaders of buying votes with thousands of dollars to pass bills while workers obey the caucus. Separate dispatches note Rome unrest over Papal infallibility, a Helena hurricane causing $10,000 in damage, Gosport Navy Yard layoffs, and a cable monopoly stance from France. Snow at Conocorp hints at timber trade momentum.
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