Greeley Democrats Endorse Republicans Yet Parade Copperhead Ticket
The writer attacks Greeley Democrats for endorsing Republican work including constitutional amendments while omitting any authors or sympathizers from their slate. They label the Democratic ticket anti-war pro slavery and accuse several named politicians of disloyalty and pro-Southern leanings during the war. The piece likens the ticket to a copperhead slate and questions liberal claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Jeremiah S. Black
Buchanan
Union
Geo. W. Woodward
Curtin
Andrew Johnson
House of Representatives
Wm. Bigler
Wm. A. Wallace
United States
Clearfield County
James Thompson
Co. R. Buckalew
Bigler
Wallace
William Hartley
Methodist Church
Thad
Stevens
What Greeley Thought On Secession And Union
A 1859 Tribune excerpt quoted in full argues that cotton states may peacefully withdraw from the Union if they choose, while opposing coercive efforts to keep them in. It asserts secession as a revolutionary right but emphasizes liberty and adherence to the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
N. Y
Tribune
Jamestown Journal
Greeley Club
Warren County
Warren
The World's Peace Jubilee in Boston and a June railroad disaster
The article notes the Peace Jubilee in Boston as a grand international music event with an estimated 20 000 in attendance at the Coliseum. It also reports a June Grand Trunk Railway accident near Belleville Canada where 23 people died and about fifty were wounded, plus a separate collision on the Pittsburg Washington Baltimore road near Connellsville killing two and wounding several, with many injuries feared fatal.
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Boston
Raste
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Bellesville
Pittsburg, Washington & Baltimore Road
Connellsville
Henry Saxton
Robert Lockhart
Blackburn
Connellsvile
Hottest day and wide state activity noted in Pennsylvania
Friday's extreme heat cited across Pennsylvania as preparations for the Fourth of July surge. Reports describe hail damage to fruit trees in the northwest, political maneuvering around Greeley and Labor, immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden, and ongoing labor talks with a shift toward compromise.
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Pennsylvania
Thomas I. Kane
Smethport
M'Kean
Mercer County
Cameron County
Williamsport
Greeley
Indiana
New York Tribune
IH. G
Orangemen
Zanzibar
Dr. Livingstone
San Francisco
England
Central Pacific
Castle Garden
Mississippi
Newport
Fla
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Abraham
Isaac
Romeo
Iowa
Philadelphia and Erie
West Branch
Linden
Greeley States Committee of
Messrs. Allaire
Draper
Allaire
Cincinnati
Horace Greeley
Democracy
Democratic Party
Friends of Woman Suffrage
P. O
Penna
Woman Suffrage Association
Arch St
Philadelphia
Womans Journal
License vote required for three yearly municipal elections
The section outlines the procedure for holding license elections on the third Friday in March 1873 and every third year in each city or county. Inspectors receive labeled tickets, tally them, certify to the court, and publish notice of the election three weeks prior. If a majority opposes license, no licenses may be issued until a future favorable vote, with exceptions for medicinal and manufacturing licenses.
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Warren Mail
S. Grant
Henry Wilson
John F. Hartranf
Montgomery County
Ulysses Mercur
BraDford County
Harrison Allen
C. W. Stone
Thomas Struthers
Assembly
William H. Shortt
Youngsville
William G. Garcelon
Spring Creek
James G. Marsh
F. D. Reeves
George C. Cornelius
Kinzua
John Feullhart
Tidionte
Tennessee
Howard Springs
Tenn
the Tribune
Greeley and Brown
Greeley & Co
Grant
Jeff
Soan
Ballintore
Gereeicy & Co
Baltimore
Harrison
Taylor
Lincoln
A. J. Spencer
Wm. S. Grosbeck
Ohio
Frederick Law Olmsted
Thomas T. Gault
Missouri
Julius Dexter
Simon Stean
Errett
Republican State Committee
Hartrans
Richmond Whig
Greeley, Beecher, Phillips, &Ce
Varriff
Blaine
Repulican
Ways and Means Committee
Friends of Protection
Frank Deaying
Washington
Marcy
Bedford
Know Nothings
Bell- Everett Party
Gen. Ailen
Hartley
Republic
Thos. Williams
Allegheny City
Chappaqua
Carolton County
Ind
Siam
Fashon
Wisconsin
East Saginaw
Mobile Register
General Grant
Donelson
Vicksburg
Reading Times
Harrisburg
Thomas Flemming
South West
Senate
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
William Elliott
James S. Rutan
W. Geary
Francis Jordan
The
the Commonwealth
Harrisnourk
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie
Erie
Erie Aecom
Warren Oyeveegh
Corry
Erie P.m
Livie Accom
Irvineton
Oil Creek
Allegheny
R. R
J. Latham & Co
Washington St
Mass
Allegheny River
Parker's Landing
Board OF Directors
Wm. C. White
Pittsfield
Mary White
Garland
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Crandall
Union Block
Warren, Penn’a
Warren, Pa
I. D.crandall
Paten
Butcher
Cyclop. Disston
Eureka Files
Keystone Block
ABE
Disston
Mann
Rowland
Barstow
OPER
Atlantic and Great Western
A. BR
James
Tinh East Ward
Jamestown
Salamanca
Hornelilsville Corning, Edmira
Binghamton
Albany
Bos
Meadville Leavitts
Akron
Mansfield Gili
Urbana
Dayton
Cincinnat
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas
Cleveland
Toledo
Milwause
Omaha
Amil
Eesacree Cove
Corning
Rochester
N. Y. Central Road
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Indianapolis
St. Lomia
Ilinois
Far West
Milwhuwaukee
Northwest
H. F. Sweetser
Meadville
W. B. Shatlius
Gen
Meadville, Pa
Warren, PA. Co. Smith, Warren, Pa
Hall & Spear’s
Pittsburg Plows
Warren, BA
Sid Hill
Curtis
Desiree
A. Herteers & CO
A. Ruelman’s
News Depot
Scofield
Werren, Pa
J. G. Brown & CO
Onsis
Clinton
Japan
Decalcomanie
Clark’s Sash Factory
Kirberger & Rowland
Greenland Brothers
Keystone
Carver House
Wakefield Harth
Feathers, &c., Ie
Rosewood
Walnut
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