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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1854

Page

2

The Nebraska Meeting Rally in Warren County

A large crowd gathers at the Warren County Court House on Monday to oppose the Territorial bill attributed to Douglas. Speakers denounce the measure, unite Democrats and independents, and pledge firm opposition to extending slavery. The piece also covers disputes over newspaper delivery timing and commentary on Venango and Sunbury and Erie rail contracts with Ridgway as a key connecting point.

Warren Co Court House A. Douglas Douglas G. W. Scofield Pennsylvania North J. Dennis James Congress C. B. Curtis Warren County Christopher Fallon Philadelphia Daily Ews Venango Railroad Company Ohio State Line Sunbury and Erie Road Venango Railrad Cleveland Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Iowa Sunbury and Erie Venango Company Sunbury and Erie Company Ridgway Sunbury and Erie Venango Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company Cooper

New York Musical Review Ends Its Last Number

The latest issue of the New York Musical Review features Beethoven and Bradbury glees, Root sacred song, and a Grell motet. The reading matter is varied and amusing with humor pieces and editorials. Published by Mason Brothers at 23 Park Row, New York, price one dollar a year. The issue notes Pew Luce will preach at Carri House in this borough and H J J Taylor earns D D G W appointment for the Warrenco district.

N. Y Beethoven Wm. B. ‘Bradbury George F. Root Grell Pew‘Luce Universalist Litchfied Hill Morgin Santa Anna Mexico Antionio I House of Commons England Pacific San Francisco Barus'able Newport R. L Judah ‘Touro St. Louis Wile Nantes Lucy Audubon Congress Everett John M. Raymond Congregational Society Kent The London Times Ingraham London Universal Feedom Koszta New York City New York Herald Farmington N. H Dover Gazette Gazette Lynn Boys

Erie Jewelry Dealer Yarr H Hunt Arrives With Bargains

Yarr H HL Hunt traveling agent for Stockton and Fuller of Erie arrived Monday with a splendid assortment of jewelry offered for sale at unbeatable prices. The article notes reader trust, promises quality, and says Hunt will remain at the Trask House all week for those seeking rare bargains.

Yar H. HL. Hunt Stockton & Fuller Erie Hunt Trask House

Senate Favors From Washington At Issue

Ourthakns due August are cited in a note involving U S Senator A Douglas and James Cooper as receiving favors from Washington in a political context. The reference hints at pressure or expected actions tied to federal officials.

A. Douglas James Cooper U. S. Senate Washington

Nebraska Bill Sparks North South Debate In Warren

The Warren Mail notes a heated response to Stephen A Douglass Nebraska bill proposal to organize a Nebraska territory with slavery allowed The piece argues the measure is a bid for southern votes and warns it breaches the 1820 Missouri Compromise terms while condemning Douglass as a demagogue The article portrays broad Northern and Southern opposition and predicts political fallout.

Warren County Court House G. W. Scofield A. Tanner John Judson Thomas Martin Frederick Miles Messrs. M. Wilson E. C. Stacy John F. McPherson J. D. James C. B. Curtis H. H. Moore P. Johnson, Esq G. Church Congress Nebraska New York Pennsylvania Congress of the United States Missouri M. Wiuson J. F. M.puerson Warren Mail Democratic Party Washington Kentucky Garret Smith Madison N.Y North South N. Y. Tribune Stephen Doglass Illinois Douglass Cass Nicholson Buchanan Berks’ County Senate Houston N. Y. Agricultural Society Rochester Cuba Dunkirk N. Y. & Erie Jessup Legis Loder

Contested Erie Rail Route prompts local debate

Readers weigh in on the Franklin Canal Company and Erie to Ohio state line railroad project. Arguments focus on charter history, state fund use, and the role of local officials while noting claims of taxpayer costs and property gains. Omega notes Sunbury and Erie route clarity amid transport plans.

Warren Mail Alpha Erie Franklin Canal Company Ohio State Line Ohio New York Pennsylvania Erie County Erie and Northeast Railroad Morrow B. Lowry Franklin State Line J Galbraith Lake Erie Treasury Erie and North East Company F. C. Company OMEGA

The Battle of Citate Report From The Times

A private letter from Kalafat describes Ismail Pacha and Ahmed Pacha leading Turkish forces against Russians at Citate on Jan 6. Turks attack a fortified village, suffer heavy casualties, yet rout Russian defenders and capture guns. Russian losses near 4,000 with 50 officers. Turks about 800 killed or wounded.

London Times Citate Ismail Pacha Ahmed Pacha Kalafat Ismai- Pacha Crimea Oder Widden Omar Pasha Hidden Wallachia

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