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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1860
Page
1
Burlingame Praises Lincoln Hamlin Win Over Democracy
Anson Burlingame denounces the Democratic Party as corrupt and broken, praises Lincoln and Hamlin, and urges Pennsylvanians to guard polling places and vote for the Republican ticket. He recalls tariff fights, Buchanan excesses, and calls for unity against secessionist forces amid tumultuous applause.
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Burlingame
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lincoln
Hamlin
Pennsylvania
James Buchanan
Congress
Morris
Garnett
Virginia
House
Glancy Jones
House of Representatives
Senate
South
Joan Covode
Kansas
Democratic Party
Breckinridge
Free States
Wm. H. Seward
Douglas
Vermont
Republican Party
Abe Lincoln
John Covode
J.B
Whittier
Bell Hear
Everett
Bell
L Perel
Letter advocates Lincoln amid party clash in 1860 Missouri Democrat
The Missouri Democrat publishes extended excerpts of a patriotic letter arguing the coming contest will be between Democrats and Republicans. The author denounces the Democratic party for corruption and power misuse while praising the Republican stance and urging support for Lincoln against any Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Missouri Democrat
Democratic Party
Congress
Senate
Legislative Department
Republican Party
Lincoln
Lincoln at Springfield Hosts Large Visitor Rush
Springfield corresp reports President Lincoln at the State House quiet yet busy. He greets hundreds daily, handles telegraph and mail traffic, and oversees portrait sittings with Hicks of New York while reforming campaign momentum amid biographers and artists seeking material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Trenton
Lincoln
State House
Massachusetts
Abe
Hicks
New-York
Trun
Georgia Slave Advocate Flags Non Intervention Unity
A Georgia speaker argues for non intervention and states rights on slavery at a Democratic convention. He defends slavery as beneficial, attacks anti slavery forces, calls for local policing to curb abolitionists, and condemns imperial slave trade while urging national party unity and ethical governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gampen
Georgia
Charleston
House of York
House of Lancaster
Democratic Party
United States
National Democratic Party
South
Great
Virginia
Gautpes—Wells
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Africa
Forneys Testimony Reveals Buchanan Relations and Offers
The Covode Committee hears John W. Forney recount his lifelong friendship with Buchanan. He describes an 1857 Wheatland meeting offering him Washington duties and public printing, which he refused. After political shifts, offers of posts and ten thousand dollars were rejected, and Forney later built a powerful Pennsylvania paper to oppose the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Forney
Covode
Buchanan
Cincinnati
Wheatland
Forney
Washington
Torney
Lecompton
Oxford
Webster
Black
Democratic Party
Liverpool
Myr. Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Two Pictures and a Crumbling Domestic Dream
A harsh vignette traces Fannie and her parlor life from a needy beverage request to a strained dinner. The father shows sorrow for a loving daughter while Fannie pursues amusement, ignoring duties as the husband drifts toward reliance on drink. The piece contrasts neglect and misaligned expectations within a troubled marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanniel
Fannie
Biddy
Harry
Deaths of English kings and their mysterious ends
A historical list catalogs how English monarchs supposedly died, mixing sensational causes with witty or moralizing notes. It covers from William the Conqueror to William the Fourth, naming fat, thirst, illness, murder, pride, and misfortune as the fates of various rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William the Conqueror
William Rufus
Henry the First
Henry the Second
Richard Coeur de Lion
John
Henry the Third
Henry the Fifth
Hleory the
Edward the Fifth
Richard the
Richard the Third
Henry the
Edward the Sixth
Mary
Bess
Essex
James the First
Charles
William
Queen Ann
George
George the
George the Fourth
William the Mourth
Domestic Scene of Family Joy and Struggle
A nostalgic family vignette follows Fannie Nellie and Mannie as they greet a tired father with affection. The wife’s constant kindness and a cheerful home soften a man’s fatigue, while months pass and domestic chores continue. The piece portrays warmth, routine labor, and the small torments of marital life in a loving, humble setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Mannie
Father
Nellie
Harry
Hungry with the eye and ear as well as the mouth
The remark warns that when all a man’s needs come only from what enters the stomach, it signals trouble. It emphasizes appetite as a sign of broader deprivation beyond mere sustenance.
Beauties of Slavery and Cassius Clay in Richmond and Cincinnati
A Chicago Journal correspondent reports on a slave sale witnessed aboard a train in Cincinnati where a blue eyed woman is described as for sale for twelve hundred dollars. The piece also covers Cassius M. Clay defending free speech in Richmond Ky, where a mob pressures him to stop speaking at the Court House before the crowd reluctantly permits him to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abijah Morrison
Water Street
North Western Bank
Warren Pa
EF. E. Eddy
Court House
High Street
Warren
Warren Co
Chicago Journal
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Cassius M. Clay
Mr. C
Clay
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J.T. A. Jewett
Randall & Mead’s
Pittsfield House
R. R
L. C. Pendleton
Pittsfield, Warren Co
Brown Brothers
M. W. Brown
John Brown
A. M. Guild
Europe
O. L. Elliott
South Park Row
Erie
G. Loomis
State Street
Fifth
Public Square
J. D. Patterson
Irvine
Caughey and Clark
Moffat’s Ale
Bonnell Block
M. Caughey
N. J. Clark
McConkey and Shannon
Barney & M’conkey
Reed House
French Street
Thos. M'Conkey
J. W. Shannon
B. G. Keyes
Hickory
Third Streets
Brown’s Hotel
Garfield and
Logan
Sugar Grove
Garfield
M. Shaffer & Co
Yankee Nations, &c
Bysecker Block
Warren County
Curtis and
Guthrie
Warren, Warren Co
Warren, McKean
Potter and Elk
B. Curtis
Big Bend
Kinzua
Smethport
Olean
E. Glade
Navy
L. R. Geer
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co, Pa
Richard 8
Barbour
Independence Hall
Chestnut Street
Wyatt & Heckxes
Scofield
Brown
Ollie
Liberty Street
Glennt W. Scofield
WM. PD. Brown
A. Morrison
Front Street
E. M Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
Nesmith and Keller
Exchange
R. D. Bartlett
Orr & Menry’s
A. Fingers
Stranahan & Randall’s
Warren, Pa
C. W. Rathbun, & Co
Pott
Breeze
Lewis Argett, & Co
Croc Salt, &c
Fyren
Warren &O
Lewis Arnett, &. Nesmith
Lewis W. Arnett
Haze Pealersio
Deltine & Con
Variety Hall
Johnson's Eychange
G. W Hazeltine
P. Jonysay
Durkee & Forsyth
Rochester
Y. Hey
L. W. Arnet
Met
Crandall's
Warren Mall
George D. Prentice
Anson Burlingame
Bates
Key West
Liberia
John Bull
Mer. Buchanan
Fort Dequesne
Democratic Central Committee of
Numuee Oney
Numer Two
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