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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1860

Page

2

Cameron County Bill Passes House in March 1860

In Harrissure on March 23, 1860 the bill to create Cameron County from parts of McKean Elk Clinton and Potter passed the House by a large majority. Shippen is likely to be the county seat if the bill clears final passage. Also approved were Warren County borrowing authority of up to 5000 at 6 percent, a Sheriff board bill at 2.25 per week, and a charter for Oil Creek Railroad Company to develop the Oil region. Colwell Creek in Eldred township declared a public highway. The two houses plan to adjourn by April 3 with much business left unfinished. The Mail credit note misattributed Gov Bigler. Hall and Babbitt pressed for mail via the railroad last winter and compelled terms.

Harrissure Cameron McKean, Elk Clinton Potter Shippen Warren County Oil Creek Railroad Company Rouse Colwell Creek Eldred Township Gov. Bigler Bigler Farmington

Free Banking Bill Passes House by Decisive Margin

The Free Banking Bill cleared the House by a large majority signaling popular support for its ultimate passage. Senate fate remains doubtful as old Banks oppose it and may block action this session. The bill requires banks issuing $100 notes to hold $105 in U.S. or Pennsylvania state stocks and 20 percent specie in vaults per dollar of circulation.

Senate United States Pennsylvania

Jamestown District Association to Meet in Warren Church

LZ The Jamestown District Association will meet in the M. E. Church in Warren on Thursday evening the 10 of April. About twenty members will be in attendance and the business of the association will continue till Thursday evening. Tues day evening a sermon by B. 8. Hill. Wednesday evening a sermon by J. Leslie on the immortality and immateriality of the Soul. Thursday evening a sermon on the history of the Rich Man and Lazarus by R. A. Cruthers. During Wednesday and Thursday important subjects will be discussed such as has God taught in this word that he will judge and reward men at death or has he appointed a day in which he will do so will it be a manifestation of the divine love for God to inflict the penal sunc tions of his law on the penalty important. Will the same body that dies rise again and so on. All are invited to attend.

Jamestown

Edward Bates Replies To Missouri Delegates On Slavery And Politics

Missouri delegates to the Republican National Convention question Edward Bates about slavery and party politics. Bates says he has no new views on extending slavery, formed in 1820, opposes expansion, and that the Constitution does not carry slavery into territories. He supports colonization, the Homestead bill, Kansas admission, equal rights, and a Pacific railroad, and notes his name is used to promote unity.

Missouri Edward Bates Dred Scott American Tropics Kansas

Birthday Blessings for Lelia in Early Journal Gifts

A Warren Mail column extols the fifth birthday of Lelia with tender verses about childhood, virtue, and hopeful friendships. It then cites the Norwich Courier praising Republican effort and a Connecticut vote for Free Labor and Free Government on April 2, rebuking slavery-supporting Democrats.

Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill faces tight vote

The article notes cautious legislative support for the Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill in 1860 with a small majority. It argues for modifying the 1848 act to allow mortgage bonds on the project, enabling continued construction and opening the route through wilderness territory, while warning failure to act could delay the line’s completion. It also includes brief items on Wendell Phillips urging Seward and a Prague robbery.

Sunbury & Erie Railroad Commonwealth Sunbury and Erie Sunbury & Erie

Dream and death portend beyond the grave

A narrative from March 1860 recounts a dream witnessed by Wittiam Arms about a woman who died after describing a long vision of the afterlife. The account claims the vision foretold details of the funeral and sermon, later deemed true by witnesses, with religious reflections on mortality and heaven versus hell.

A Sailor Crippled by Abuse

A 20 year old seaman named Charles Kelling told police in New York he endured brutal abuse at the hands of mates aboard the ship Antarctic in Liverpool. He claims repeated beatings, tying, and confinement led to injuries. warrants issued for J Gill and H Williams, with Kelling treated at New York Hospital. He says the vessel docked, then he was dumped ashore after the alleged torture.

Eleventh Precinct Charles Kelling Liverpool Antartic Stouffer J. Gill H. Williams Kelling District Attorney’ S Office New York Hospital

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