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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1872

Page

2

Greeley quotes praise and caution on General Grant

The passage recalls 1864 and 1868 Tribune lines praising Grant. It notes a warning to anyone in his path and asserts Grant’s unmatched success on the field and in politics. The speaker adds that many now share Greeley’s belief and urges those in Grant’s way to step aside.

Greeley the Tribune Grant Brother Greeley Richmond

Greeley praised by Democratic press amid party rift

The passage argues Greeley receives praise from Democratic papers while denouncing fellow figures like Senator Fenton as corrupt. It notes Greeley’s supposed honesty, warns against his ties to power, and mocks the Ledger and its stance while referencing contemporaries and press commentary.

Greeley Ledger Greeley Fenton Democratic Party Greeleys New York Senator Fenton Ledger New York Post

Greeley Renounces Free Trade for Cincinnati Nomination

The Louisville Ledger says Horace Greeley won the Cincinnati nomination by refusing to stand on protection and then agreeing to drop the issue. It calls his move a surrender of a longtime American industry principle to win broad support from free trade Democrats.

Horace Greeley Cincinnati Philo. Press Louisville Ledger Republican Party National Republican Organization

Coming Home Rumor Rocked by Harrisburg Letter

A Harrisburg correspondent quotes Governor Curtin saying he plans to be in Pennsylvania by mid June but the Bellefonte Republican doubts the timing and accuses critics of slander. The paper notes frustration at lack of direct information from Curtin and defends him against Liberal and Cincinnati Convention links.

Bellefonte Republican Harrisburg Curtin A. K. M’clure Cincinnati

Northwestern leader backs Cincinnati reform move

M. B. Lowry of Northwestern Pennsylvania emerges as the leading light and a Vice President in the Cincinnati Convention reform movement, signaling strong regional influence and organizational backing.

Cincinnati M. B. Lowry Pennsylvania

Republican meeting in New York boosts unity over officeholders

Senator Wilson of Massachusetts defends the party from reformist charges, praises Republican ideals, and urges discontented members to return to the fold. He rebukes officeholder critiques, highlights civil service issues, and argues for continued party loyalty to defeat Democrats in upcoming elections. Senator Morton pledges support for Philadelphia nominees.

New York Wilson Massachusetts America Cincinnati Republican Party Philadelphia Congress Breckinridge Trumbull South Grant House Senate Sumner Tipton Civil Service Commission Flenry Knox Jacksn Donelson Abraham Lincoln John Hay White House Andrew Johnson President Grant General Grant Morton

Ulysses Mercur Accepts Pennsylvania Supreme Court Nomination

In a Washington letter dated April 26 1872 Ulysses Mercur expresses appreciation for the unanimous nomination by the Republican State Convention held in Harrisburg on April 10 and pledges to uphold the judiciary’s high esteem if ratified by the people. He commits to actions that maintain public confidence in Pennsylvania’s judiciary.

Washington Grant Cooper Institute Hovusk& of Representatives New York Str House of Representatives Pennsylvania General Grant Republican Party Party W. D. Kelley Leonard Myers G. W. ScoFfreip Alysses Mercur J.B. Paacker D. Shoemaker W. Townsend O. J. Dickry E. McJunkin J. W. Killinger Jas. S. Negley Joan V. Creeley A. C. Harmer Ulysses Mereur Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Washington, D. C H. J. Reeder Supreme Bench Harrisburg Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bar Ulysses Mercur Heriff Court of Common Pleas Warren County Court House Warren Limestone County of James Rynd William M. Claney John Rynd Ss. W. Davis Warren Pa State of J. C. Ford Samuel Hoyt Church Street R. Morse O. A. Lockwood Irvine McGuire SV. Davis Allias Irvineton Brokerrstraw Township State of Pennsylvania W. Case William A. Irvine J. W. Bain Gilbert B. Truelove Wim. Sumner & Co S. W. Davis Brokenstraw Township Recorder's Office Brokenstraw Creek Philiadelphia and Erie Railroad Youngsville M. FE Biddle James Sands Irvington Z. H. Eddy Samuel Ferree Biddie Avenue Brokenstraw_ street Biddle Avenue Oak Alley Montgomery Street Brokenstraw Street Robert Thompson S.W. Davis Borough of Water Street Short Street High Street Burgess Ha’s Dinsmoor Bures P. Kina

Greeley described as great American co operator by Pittsburg Gazette

The Pittsburg Gazette lauds Mr. Greeley as a master coop erator in history citing alliances with the South in dissolution of the Union and with various figures to influence Civil War events. It notes current cooperation with the Democrats to defeat Grant.

Pittsburg Greeley Bull Run Lincoln Richmond Chase Jeff. Davis Tammany Oakey Hall Trumbull Grant

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