Three voter classes in 1860 race cited by Warren Mail
The article divides opponents into three types: undifferentiated voters who abstain or vote randomly, straight outs who demand one nominee, and accommodationists who seek practical coalitions. It praises Schuyler Colfax and entertains nominating a unifying candidate like Zachary Taylor, arguing for unity to defeat slavery expansion and elect a Republican president in 1860.
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Democratic Party
Buchanan
Schuyler Colfax
Iowa
St. Joseph's Valley
Zack Taylor
Hammond
James B. Clay
U. S
Sherwood
Beloit
Wisconsin
Cobham
Cobham Park
Warren Co
Pawlty
Frost Devastates Crops Across Northern States and Canada
The telegraph reports heavy frosts from Ohio to Canada West on June 6 and 7 1859 damaging wheat corn potatoes and fruit. In Cincinnati Ohio crops suffer while Eaton Ohio loses 13 business houses to a fire. Toronto notes frost hurting fruit potatoes corn and gardens though wheat spared. A senatorial convention proposal for August 10 in Smethport is also mentioned.
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Cixvecano
Ohio
Daxsvittz
N. Y
Cincinnati
Indiana
Eaton
Pittssuvra
Burrato
Toronto
C. W
Canada West
Tribune
Warren
McKean
Potter
Tioga
Smethport
Friends of the
Potter Journal
McKean Citizen
Elk
Corydon
Farmington
Freehold
Columbus
Spring Creek
South West
Deerfield
Sheffield
Progress on Sunbury and Erie Railroad Reported
Maj P P Dickinson James Chatham and Wm Dunn appointees of the Governor reviewed the line from Williamsport to Linnemahoning and reported progress. The Governor ordered the State Treasurer to deliver to the company directors bonds totaling one million dollars. June 3 report.
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Harrisburg
Sunsury Ann Ente Rattecap
Maj
P. P. Dickinson
James Chatham
Wm. Dunn
Lock Haven
Sunbury and Erie
Williamsport
Linnemahoning
Remains Found from War of 1812 to be Buried with Honors
Diggers at Erie uncovered several well preserved remains believed to be from the war of 1812 era. City authorities took charge and Gen. Willson plans to inter the victims with military honors on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Willson
Postmaster Appointments and GOP Oversight Shakeup
£2 N. B. Brown, formerly a State Senator, named Postmaster at Philadelphia replacing G. G. Wescott after removal by the President. Mr. Cook, Chicago Postmaster, caught in plunder allegations, has confessed and presented a statement deemed satisfactory to the President, possibly sparing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Brown
State Senate
Philadelphia
G. G. Wescott
State Convention at Harrisburg Adopts President and Nominations
At Harrisburg on the 8th the State Convention elected David Taggart as permanent president. A resolutions committee was named and general nominations were made for Auditor General and Surveyor General as the first day closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
David Taggart
Kossuth Urges Neutral England Amid War Meetings
The accounts report Kossuth addressing large Manchester meetings urging England to stay neutral in the current war. He warns that if England intervenes it would aid Austria, his mortal foe, and he hints at soon returning to Hungary to fight for its freedom.
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Kossuth
Manchester
England
Austria
Hungary
Charley Rathbun
Charley
Jamestown
Capital punishment debate tones in Jamestown papers
The Jamestown Journal and Jamestown Democrat lecture on capital punishment. Both papers advocate hanging in the abstract, arguing for capital execution as the solution to crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Journal
The
Jamestown Democrat
Journal editor accepts ginseng as payment for paper
The Northfield Journal announces it will take ginseng in payment and invites readers to bring their roots. The editor thanks Hon. Simon Cameron for valuable documents and notes the publication will be rooted in readers’ affections.
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Northfield
Minnesota
Simon Cameron
Battle News and Movements Across Europe and Americas
Reports from St Jouns and Monticello chronicle the Monticello battle on the 21st with Austrian and French forces clashing as Stadion attacks and Ferris counters. Sardinian forces reportedly cross the Sesia under Cialdini. Garibaldi reportedly advances near Gavén. Garibaldi prisoners rise to 47. Naples talks of Francis II taking reins as Naples seeks leadership. Boston plans Fourth of July celebrations with parades and a grand display. US mail theft case involving Amy reaches court.
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St. Jouns
N. F
City of Washington
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cape Race
New York
Associated Press
R.M
Africa
N. Y
Monticello
Stadion
Marshall Baraguay de Hillers
Ferris
Montebello
Liglis
Cialdini
Sesia
Garibaldi
Gaven
Napoleon
Leghorn
Adriatic
Turin
Genera Guylai
Garlasco
Garabaldi
Auvessanpeta
Marseilles
Berne
Lombardy
Naples
Francis the 2d
England
France
Great Britain
Lord Palmerston
John Russell
Derby
Admirality
Panama
Atlantic Telegraph Co
Moniteur
Address of Hon John Galbraith as President of Penn Industrial Reform School
The new Penn Industrial Reform School president, Hon John Galbraith, expresses humility and gratitude for the role. He argues the reform aims combine labor, Christian charity, and practical education to reform the unfortunate, reduce crime, and provide a home like environment with female moral influence and generalized societal benefits. He cites historical legal aims to teach useful trades and notes the model could extend beyond a single location, referencing the Wiebern Reformatory School in Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galbraith
Penn Industrial Reform School
Ben
Criminal Courts
England
Wiebern Reformatory School
Hamburg
Gustavus Werner
Keystone reform project praised as humane prison model
Joan Galbraith outlines a voluntary, state-free program run by a Board of Managers. The plan treats inebriates and criminals alike with a homelike, parental approach, aiming to awaken public interest and benevolence while establishing a pioneering, humane reform institution in Pennsylvania.
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Land of Penn
Joan Galbraith
New Match Rumor and Local Fortunes From Detroit and Fredonia
Reports from Detroit say a private subscription will fund a $25 000 a side bout between Phelan and Seereiter for the American Championship. The effort is driven by city pride, with $5 000 initial, as farmers replant after frost and note grasshoppers diminished. Tar River wins the four mile Fashion Course race in 7 14. Breckinridge aims for U S Senate in Kentucky amid party rivalries.
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Seereiter
Detroit
Phelan
America
New York
Tar River
Agitator
Glencona
Gophre
Agricultural Produce List From Local Trade Display
A listing of crops and produce including wheat corn shelled corn on the cob rye oats buckwheat and potatoes with sweet potatoes noted among items on display at a local market. The fragment suggests a catalog of harvest items or a trade exhibit.
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Warren Mail
Telegraph
Boston
Charles River
Faneuil Hall
Taney
Amy
United States
Virginia
Byron
Shelley
Milton
Cambell
Tom Moore
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Charles Dickins
Norton
Fanny Kemble
Rogers
Pope
Macaulay
Hume
Gibbon
Coleridge
Charles Lamb
Addison
Lord Stowel
Swift
Bolingbroke
Pitt
Fox
Irving
Sheridan
Shakespeare
Paris
New Orleans
Picayune
Robert McKnight, Jr
Unionville
S. C
South Carolina
Blanter Duncan
Kentucky
Wm. T. King
Springfield
Ill
Loviatille
Jack Frost
Fredonia Censor
Jnc
C. Breckinridge
John J. Crittenden
Charleston
Linn Boyd
Crittenden
James Guthrie
Home Matters
Press
New Jersey
Pittsfeld
Turner
8. P. Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Friends of
Tracy
Children's Aid Society
Buffalo Express
Children’s Aid Society of
Vermylia
Low
Kennedy
Couny
Gelorious
John Adams
Patrick Henry
Geo. Washington & Company
Darina Rorvery
Adam Harmann
Geer
Bedlam
Tidioute
James Elliott MaGill
Arthur MaGill
Geo. F. Reeser
Marengo
Alex. Leman
E. H. Danforth
Volina Hobart
Arcade
Kinzua
F. Hall
Elijah Shepard
Regina Strong
Borouth
Jane Morrison
Darius Mead & Co
Youngsville
James G. McKef
Wee Tarbell
A. Hall
L. W. Tarbell
Mr. Cowan
R. D. Bennett
Pere
Rio
Orleans
P. R
June Lest
1869
Verback
Verback’s
Verback's
S. VerBack
S. Verback's
Verseck
S. Verpaca
Verbscu’s. Panes Veanace Vepasce
S. Ifort
Erdack
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