Warren Mail March 10 1853 Philadelphia road prospects
In Philadelphia this week prospects for a two million subscription hinge on approval by the County board of Senators and Representatives. Remonstrances from certain parties threaten success and the final amount remains uncertain. The editors express hope for prosperity if the road is secured.
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Philadelphia
Prohibition Convention in Harrisburg Endorses Ban on Liquor
State Temperance gathering in Harrisburg on the 23d praised prohibitory aims and raised 10 000 dollars. Resolutions urge total abolition of the liquor traffic, divine authority to back prohibition, and creation of a State Central Committee to coordinate efforts and fundraise. The notes also announce Julia Dean’s engagement to a Wall Street banker and social commentary on marriage trends.
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Harrisburg
J. Goodrich
John F. Houston
Lancaster County
House of Representatives
Friends
Pennsylvania
Friends of Prohibition
Crystal Fountain
Pennsylvania State Temperance Journal
Friends of the Cause
Warren Echoes of Law and Local Pioneers in 1853
The column surveys playful legal forms from Indiana age and notes local happenings in Warren. It highlights a bachelor tax proposal, praise for Warren Academy starting a spring term, Warren Foundry’s revival under Kingsbury and Walbridge, and a ministerial author thanking supporters after a conference.
By Laws Adopted at Warren Co Agricultural Society Meeting
At the March 8 1853 executive meeting at the Mansion House Warren the committee revised the constitution approved amendments and ordered engrossment. New by laws limit first premiums to not two consecutive years require three months county residency for premiums appoint judges for next fair select premiums and appoint Daniel Lott to deliver the next address. A copy of P Falconers Warren Lyceum address is to be published.
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Mansion House
Warren
Littlefield
Judge Wetmore
Dr. Stranahan
P. Falconer
Daniel Lott
N. B. Langdon
James Younie
Warren Lyceum
Republic
North Carolina
Confederation of the
Confederacy
Allegheny Valley Railroad Gains Ground and Route Details
The Allegheny Valley Railroad advances toward early completion with secured capital and a six foot gauge to connect the New York and Erie and the Buffalo Attica Rochester and Corning lines. Rails of 20,000 tons at $60 per ton are contracted from Allegheny ore. Track runs Pittsburgh to Kittanning on the east riverbank. northern end near Ceres in McKean County, meeting NY and Erie and Buffalo roads near Smethport. The Whig Party in Ohio nominates Nelson Barrere for governor.
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N. Y
Erie
Buffalo
Attica
Rochester
Corning
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Kittanning
Ceres
McKean County
N.Y. and
Erie Road
Smethport
Allegheny River
Burton
Olean
California Letters and State News From Mariposa County
Mariposa County reports unusually heavy rains and prices for staples, ferries out of service, miners in dry diggings, and a general outlook of scarcity across California. Demands for postal exchanges echo the Warren invitation while Democratic State Convention at Harrisburg unites behind Forsyth Banks and Brawley and Broadhead. Inaugural address emphasizes union, peaceful expansion, constitutional limits, and a pledge to uphold national rights and responsibilities.
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Quantznana, Mariposa Co
Bro. L
Warren Mail
California
Republic
Union
Atlantic States
Warren
Halcyon
Father Skeeps
Mariposa Co
Tionesta
Diggins
Harrisburg
Arnold Plumer
John Cessna
Plumer
Thomas H. Forsyth
Philadelphia
Ephraim Banks
James Porter Brawley
Baltimore
Richard Broadhead
United States
The
South
Monticello
Pierce Speech On Preserving Blessings From Fathers
Franklin Pierce declares in Washington on March 4, 1853 that Providence blesses the nation and urges children to preserve the blessings inherited from the founders. He calls for steadfast patriotism and continuation of the nation’s legacy.
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Ion
Franklin Pierce
Washington
Transit Lines Across Mexico and Pacific Route Trials
The Albatross arrives from Vera Cruz reporting Ramsay’s transit line across Mexico to Acapulco and onward to New Orleans. Officials confirm the grant for Ramsay's route and forecast mail speeds far surpassing present schedules once roads and river navigation are ready.
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Vera Cruz
Acapulco
A. G. Sloo
J. E. Farnham
Ramsay
San Francisco
New Orleans
Pacific
Mescala
Shibe
New York
Telegraph
United States Mail
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Tim Tweaks
Peter Sycoxs
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Mr. Borror
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William Everett
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Warren Co. Agricultural Society
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Whig Party
Ohio
Nelson Barrere
Govenor
N. O. Picayiune
Mexico
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Paul
Cuba
Trenton
Oliver Twist
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
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Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
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