Barclay exposes President's false charges against Fremont
The speech rebukes the Presidents accusations that Fremont supporters seek civil war and undermining the Union. It refutes claims of slave expansion, Missouri Compromise disputes, and northern aggression, affirming constitutional equality and criticising the presidents misstatements while naming party leaders and regional stances.
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United States
Franklin Pierce
Republican Party
Fremont Party
North
Mexico
Louisiana Purchase
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the U
Georgia
Stephens
Senate
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Buchanan
Peter Pindar
Union
South
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Commonwealths
Texas
Rusk
Nestor
Virginia
Mason
The
Richmond Enquirer
Butler
Brooks
Letcher
Potomac
Rio Grande
Barclay
J. Barclay
New County Proposals Reach Senate and House Actions
A Senate petition urges creating a new county from Hickory Tionesta Allegheny Kingsley and President in Venango County and is referred to New Counties. A House bill seeds a new county from Venango and Forest. Democrats note John W Forney’s defeat brings mixed feelings. Buchanan faces party resistance over appointments and possible governor candidacy while Packer is floated for federal office. Number One.
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Buchanan
Washington Union
Washington
United States Senate
Wm. F. Packer
Packer
Senate
Political clash over senator race and democratic defections
Harrissure January 20 1857 E Cowan notes Republicans out generated Democrats and Forney mocked by rivals. He details bribery accusations over electing Col Forney, party defections in legislature and a delay in state treasurer election. Snow blocks rail lines delaying trains between Harrissure and Philadelphia.
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Harrissure
E. Cowan
U. S
Forney
Cameron
James Buchanan
Democratic Party
Col. Forney
Friends of Freedom
Free
Kansas
Cincinnati
Treasury Pass
Philadelphia
January issue of Graham's Godey's and Arthur's Home Magazine
The January issues of Graham's, Godey's and Arthur's Home Magazine arrived with rich miscellany. They offer valuable content for $2 and $3 a year, and readers would be hard pressed to do without them.
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Graham’s
Godey’s
Arthur's Home Magazine
Preston Brooks Dies in Washington After Sudden Illness
Congressman Preston Brooks, famed for the Sumner caning, died in Washington on the 17th instant after a brief bout of croup. He had suffered a cold for two or three days and appeared out of danger before the final attack.
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A. Preston
Brooks
Sumner
Washington
Lectures Schedule for February to April 1857 at Court House
The Committee on Lectures announces a course, held at the Court House, with a list of speakers and dates from February 3 to April 21 1857. Names include Rev C L Hequembourg J D James Esq B W Lacy Esq A Huidekoper Esq S N Dickinson Esq R Brown Esq L P Johnson Esq L T Parmlee Esq W D Brown Esq E Cowath L A Rogers A M, with dates listed beside each.
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Court House
E. H. Dafforth
C. L. Hequembourg
J. D. James, Esq
B. W. Lacy, Esq
A. Huidekoper
S. N. Dickinson
R. Brown, Esq
L. P. Johnson, Esq
L. T. Parmlee
W. D. Brown
E. Cowath
L. A. Rogers
A. M
Warren
Said
John Hull
Edmund
Robert Allen
Sheldon Allen
Rasselas Brown
Walter Hackney
John C. Ford
Obadiah Ford
John F McPherson
Roevisier’s Ofice
Our Union School Visitation Highlights Strict Classroom Order
A visitor reports on Warren Union School, praising Principal Twining and staff for disciplined, clockwork recitations and orderly classrooms. They note large classes, precise routines, and strong instruction despite backward student progress, urging patrons to support the new system.
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Warren
Mr. Twining
Miss Miller
Mise Randall
Miss Shattuck
Massachusetts
Texas
Union School
Twining
Uhe
Danforth to Speak Next at Warren Lyceum
The Warren Lyceum announces Dr. Danforth will deliver the next lecture on Tuesday evening. Earlier, Rev. T. ST. Rouse of Jamestown gave an admiring talk on the Alexandrian Library and its destruction. The Campbell troupe drew a large Johnson's Hall crowd with lively performances and will return Tuesday with Harvey Thompson and John Boyd joining.
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Warren Lyceum
Danforth
T. ST. Rouse
Jamestown
Campbells
Johnson’s Hall
Ohd
Newman
Harvey Thompson
John Boyd
Kunkel
Nightingales
Lane
Music School Opens in Warrett Area by Mrs Alexander and Mrs Salisbury
Misses M B Alexander and A E Salisbury announce a music school to open on May 7 in Warrett. Lessons available with piano and singing class options. Apply to Mrs Lucius Rogers or at Mr R Orr’s residence. Piano 10 dollars for 24 lessons with singing privilege. private singing lessons 2 to 5 dollars per term.
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M. B. Alexander
A. E. Salisbury
Warrett
Lucius Rogers
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