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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1872

Page

2

General George G Mead Dies at Fifty Seven in Philadelphia

Gen George G Mead hero of Gettysburg dies in Philadelphia on the 6th instant from pneumonia at 57. Born in 1815 in Spain where his father served as US Consul and Navy agent. He graduated West Point 1835 and served in Florida and Mexican wars. commanded the Military Division of the Atlantic before death. The piece condemns political figures and hints at civil war era tensions without graphic detail.

George G. Mead Gettysburg Philadelphia Spain United States West Point Florida

Warren County News Reaffirms Grant Victory in 1872 Election

The Warren County official reports the presidential results for November 5 1872 with Black the Temperance candidate winning in local wards and Grant over Greeley totaling 1552 votes in Warren. It lauds Republican triumph nationwide citing large majorities in the House and Senate and highlights Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and New York City outcomes as evidence of a sweeping victory.

Warren Glade Pleasant Pittsfield Sugar Grove Grant Greeley Warren County Greeley Party Wilson House of Representatives Senate Andy Johnson Andy Curtin Andys Pennsylvania New York Fenton Tweed Havemeyer Republican Party N. Y Carolinas Georgia Kentucky Maryland Tennessee Missouri Texas Congress New Jersey Dix Gen. Grant Kernan House Husted Knoxvill E Tenn Freeman Brown Johnson Horace Maynard Cheatham U.S. Marshall W. D Pittsburgh Frank Link Pittsfield Township North Park Row Erie Pa S. E. Woodruff, Esq A. Murdoch U.S. Marshal

Greeley ends bid to reshape the Democratic Party

Horace Greeley completes a long campaign to split the Democratic Party from the outside and then join it from within in 1872. He resumes editorship of the New York Tribune and pledges a thorough independent journal while steering clear of partisan fire and seeking universal amnesty and impartial suffrage.

Greeley Democratic Party The Tribune Grant Party Maine Horace Greeley New York Old Tribune Baltimore

Miss Hattie Risley Seward and the Risley Seward Kinship

A New York World letter recounts the Risley and Seward families linking through marriage and friendship. It notes Olive Risley Seward as a close companion of Fannie Seward and recounts the Payne murder case, Olive’s death after years of illness, and Seward adopting Olive’s friend as a daughter and companion on his travels.

Oliver Risley Seward New York World Hattie Risley Olive Risley Seward Risley Seward Mr. Risley Treasury Lincoln and Johnson Mr. Seward Fannie Payne Miss Seward Amanuensis

North and South debate voting rights and Greeley Democrats

The Tribune urges that Southern loyalists gain the right to vote without molestation while Northern voters demand no harm to Black citizens. The passage notes Philadelphia wards tipping Republican, with Grant securing a large official majority as supporters mock Greeley.

North Greeley

Sumner Declines Governorship Hope. Voices Silent Vote Hope

Sumner writes he cannot run for governor and hopes voters will refrain from voting for him. He comments that people drop the renegades regardless of requests or stance, signaling a resigned public mood.

Sumner

Greeley Speech Narrows Democratic Lead in War Ren

A brief note claims Greeley delivered a single speech in War Ren and reduced the Democratic majority from 49 to zero. It mentions a promotional Carver House event titled four next President as a near miss for achieving a 50 vote majority.

Greeley Warren Carver House

Senator Wilson’s Postadjournment 15000 Mile Speaking Tour

Since Congress adjourned Senator Wilson has traveled more than 15000 miles and delivered over 125 stump speeches. He toured multiple states, spoke for supporters, and promoted policy positions during the extended political campaign period.

Wilson Congress

Judge Settle’s Goldsboro Fair Flag Incident Revealed

Judge Thomas Settle described a Goldsboro fair scene where the U S flag lay in the dust and a Democratic State Senator urged leaving it there, saying it’s the place for it. The anecdote is used to question North Carolina Democracy’s regard for the Union.

North Carolina Thomas Settle Goldsboro United States

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