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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1877
Page
2
The piece argues that Colorado and Florida remained Republican and warns against overreading recounts. It notes Chief Justice Randall’s views on the Florida result, criticizes Democratic claims, and previews Pennsylvania legislature actions with mentions of Newmyer Huhen Reed Myer and the governor's message set for the week.
In a state senate vacancy election prompted by a death, the Republican winner trimmed a massive Tilden lead, illustrating a dramatic sentiment change. Madison County, once 800 over the Democrat, now shows a narrow outcome influencing control of the State Senate. Let us have peace.
The Tribune analyzes presidential voting across twenty two northern states finding a large gain for Republicans this year. It notes Southern states with mixed results and highlights Alabama Mississippi and Georgia showing major declines while national totals rise, questioning the honesty of Tilden's larger vote.
A cor respondent notes the Supreme Court order for a new count but argues the Florida electoral vote cannot change. The Chicago Inter Ocean says electors are functus officio and Florida’s vote is on file, to be opened and counted on the second Wednesday in February.
The Beamish case ends with his conviction for forging a duplicate school tax receipt in Scranton. The Tax Pittston Gazette notes long delays in justice and credits Judge Harding for decisive action. Beamish held roles in party council, county bank assessment, and the Legislature, highlighting the reach of his influence.
A Times special from Jacksonville says a Florida Senate committee resumed the Columbia election inquiry. It claims evidence already shows Republicans overstated fraud claims and that Hayes led by about 2,500 votes, while Drew was declared governor despite an apparent 2,500 vote defeat.
CongressMan Expert receives thanks for compiling the Daily Record of congressional proceedings. The note highlights accuracy and timely reporting from the source.
A heated Nasby led meeting at the Corners to protest Hayes and push for war against abolitionists. Speakers Dekin Pogram Issaker Pogram and Captain M Pelter urged armed resistance to enforce a Southern Republic and sever from the North, with unanimous resolves pledging war and opposing emancipation.
The Washington Republican describes a Democratic strategy to have a joint committee decide the electoral vote. If no plan favors Tilden, Democrats will withdraw from the joint convention. They would then block counting by the President of the Senate and move to elect Hayes or Tilden, signaling a bid for a dual government and Tilden’s inauguration in New York.
Democratic managers contend the Treasury and public need access to private telegrams from the Republican committee and others. Western Union refuses, citing confidentiality, while the House warns it may punish company officers. The company threatens immediate destruction of messages if compelled to testify. Corliss Centennial engine shipped to Europe.
Col Blanton Duncan of Kentucky criticizes Tilden and his allies. He says the South will not cooperate with defeated politicians and that Hayes would win all Northern states and five Southern states if the election occurred tomorrow. Northern legislatures mostly Republican. New Jersey hosts one Democratic house. Indiana Senate tied. Militia talk cited as possible local action.
James D. McCabe delivers a vivid full description of the great World’s Fair with engravings and guides readers through the Exhibition grounds and Main Building. The 874 page octavo volume, sold by subscription, offers a comprehensive accessible souvenir for visitors and non travelers alike.
Charles K. Landis of Vineland New Jersey who shot Carruth has settled with Carruths family for less than ten thousand dollars. The note references other 19th century political squibs and footnotes.
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