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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1856

Page

2

Republican Triumph Promises Big Warren County Victory

A Warren County note proclaims a dramatic shift toward the Republican cause after Fremont and Darton receive strong support from Whigs Americans Free Soilers and Free Democrats. It predicts large wins for county offices senator president judge and Congress and urges united action at the upcoming county convention.

Warren County Fremont Darton C. B. Curtis G. W. Scormup Caapin Haut Bolt Union Warren McKean Lik Clearfield Forest Jefferson Venango Clarion Mercer Crawford Erie United States

Political squarely in play as party lines shift

The Fredonia Advertiser debates party alignments in New York Fillmore and Fremont support, notes shifts among the Free Kansas faction, and reports on election developments. It lists committee appointments, senatorial nominations, and upcoming conferee conventions with local references to Warren and Venango counties.

Fredonia N. Y. Fillmore Fillmore Killmore Fremont Catholic. Now Will the Advertiser Advertiser Jessie Erie Westfield Chautauque Co Chautauque Cattaraugus New York Ohio Cleveland Ames

Republican Ratification Meeting in Warren County

A Warren County Republican meeting at Johnson’s Hall organized the party, set a July 24 convention at Warren Court House for delegates, and adopted resolutions supporting Fremont and Dayton while opposing the Cincinnati platform and Kansas slavery. Speakers included Col. Fenton, A Huidekoper, Professor Lorin Blodger, and Mr Scofield.

Warren County Fremont Dayton Court House Warren Warren Boro E. Cowan O. H. Hunter Youngsville Do N. H. Day Philip Mead Columbus Do O. A. Smith L. W. Mason Brokenstraw Jr Amos York Sam’s Hull Wm. R. King P. Parker Corydon John R. Dodge Amos Flatt Cherry Grove C. Satterlee H. Aber Conewango J.J. Taylor Ab’r J. Spencer Deerfield Arthur McGill Tho’s Mullen Elk Sewell Fisher Geo. W. Dinsmoor Eldred Walter Welden A. L. Green Farmington McDonald W. Brown Gla le John Snyder Lewis R. Geer Kiczua Smith Labree Rob’t Campbell Limestone C. Roup John P. Houser Mead Olney Jr A. Freeman Pine Grove Dr. Pitch A. G. Lane Pleasant N. Sill John Grunder Pittsfield W. B. Acocks O. A. Lockwood Sugar Grove W. AO. Blodget J. Andrews Spring Cr W. P.cummings W. McLay Sheffield A. H. Burns Melehi Snapp Freehold John Warner Wm.t. Brown South West C. O. Childs Benedict Kansas Congress Cincinnati Union R. E. Fenton Frewsburg N. Y Mont Jefferson Jackson A. Huidekoper Meadville Buchanan Lorin Blodger Washington City Scofield Mr. Eddy Rocky Mountains Scarreto Hant Nebraska Democratic G. W. Scortety South United States Free State Missouri Democratic Party North Gutta Pereira Chapin Hall Territory Ohio River

Democratic Bolters Hear Free Soil Views at Warren Meeting

A Warren crowd packed the Court House to hear anti-Nebraska speakers from the Democratic fold and Republicans rally for Fremont. Dr D V Stranahan chaired with O H Hunter and D M Martin as vice presidents as Scofield and Curtis urged opposition to the Cincinnati Platform and supported Kansas liberty, Emigrant Aid, and Free State actions.

Cincinnati Court House Curtis and Scoriexp Jefferson Warren D. V. Stranahan O. H. Hunter D. M. Martin Pine Grove R. K. Russel Scofield Pierce Kansas North Washington Jackson Harrisburg James Buchanan Freedom Buchanan C. B. Curtis Nebraska Congress Democratic Party Axoruer Agpesiican Fremont Jessie A. Tanner S. Raymond Columbus James Steadman B. Curtis Gen

Squirrel Hunt Brings Hunters to Yankee Bush Leaders Named

A squirrel hunt in Yankee Bush last week drew Jeremiah Woodard and Hiram Buel as leaders. On the 3d instant, they met at Mr. Dunham's to count 14563 game, Woodward's side tallying 2000 as the high individual contribution. An excellent supper concluded the gathering with harmony.

Yankee Bush Jeremiah Woodard Hiram Buel

Republican Too Late and Baby Too Small Phrase

A reader commentary notes political timing and a newborn size metaphor, criticizing urgency in party actions and implying the baby’s small status reflects broader concerns about policy speed and impact.

Benton recounts interview with Pierce and cabinet critique

Benton describes a failed pledge by President Pierce on Missouri appointments and shows distrust of Marcy and cabinet figures. He portrays War Secretary as a pragmatist martinet and labels the Attorney General as the master-spirit guiding nullifiers in a party of influenceless leaders.

Mr. Pierce Missouri Adams & Co Damon Pythias Marcy Cabinet Mr. Marcy Treasury Interior Navy West Point Jess

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