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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1882

Page

2

Republicans Rally Behind Beaver and Warn Against Stewart

The letter argues that loyal Republicans must back Gen. Beaver for Pennsylvania governor and reject Independent Republican John Stewart. It accuses Stewart and allies Wolfe and Mitchell of personal pique and warns their split could help the Democrats. It praises Senator J. W. Lee for reform within party lines and urges unity to avoid national defeats.

John Stewart Warren Gen Beaver Pennsylvania Stewart Don Cameron Mr. Stewart Mr. Wolfe Mitchell Warren County J. W. Lee Lee Harrisburg Pattison Ohio New York Franklin Press

North Carolina Elections See Shifts with Bipartisan Push

Republicans and Liberal Democrats unite to challenge Bourbon influence in North Carolina mirroring Virginia reforms. The state has long tilted Democratic with only small majorities, as reform efforts aim to rebalance political power.

North Carona North Carolina Virginia

Ex Senator Lowry Suggests Whisky Votes Surpass Ten Commandments

In a Senate speech, M. B. Lowry of Erie claimed there are more votes in a barrel of whisky than in the ten commandments, remarking on Ohio election results and hinting at broad vote influence.

Town M. B. Lowry Erie Senate Ohio

Whiskey Wins in Ohio Election Report

The Ohio vote, framed by the Free Whiskey and Sunday closing issue, favors Democrats as the Smith law and saloon taxes polarize supporters. The Cleveland Leader notes Republican disaffection but urges unity, praising loyal Ohio Republicans despite defeat. The Greenville Advance headline proclaims Whiskey wins.

Cleveland Ohio New York Pennsylvania Greenville

Fall election outlook from Ohio and Pennsylvania factions

The latest returns show Democrats with 13 Congressmen and Republicans 8 in Ohio. Democrats lead by about 20,000 for state officers and Sunday liquor. The piece urges dropping factional squabbles in Pennsylvania to secure a Republican victory, arguing October losses could become November gains if unity is achieved.

Ohio Pennsylvania

Prohibitionists urged to back Republicans in Ohio race

The piece argues that if Ohio Prohibitionists had aligned with Republicans they would gain clout to enforce temperance and Sunday laws. Since they ran independent candidates and won nothing, the text warns voters, especially women, to avoid wasting their ballots and influence.

Ohio Warren County Ooman

Whiskey anger flares as Ohio voted Democratic amid party divides

The piece portrays Republican disappointment at Ohio's large Democratic gain and mocks party ferocity toward Grant era rivals. It laments partisan outrage, blaming whiskey for fuel and questions how long the public will endure such anger.

Ohio Ledger Grant Union

Liquor Rallies Supposedly Help Foran in Ohio Election

A Franklin Citizen letter claims Cleveland on election day saw every saloon open with free liquor for the Democratic ticket. It reports crowds of drunken supporters marching for Foran, arguing whisky influence outweighed moral lectures in Ohio and among Democrats.

Cleveland Ohio Foran Congress

Parrison Denunciation of Governing Record Cited in Club Speech

The McKean Miner argues Parrison misused office by failing to enforce Philadelphia city ordinances as Comptroller, allowing almshouse thefts of thousands of dollars. The piece urges voters not to elect him governor, asserting similar failures would recur.

Parrison The Commonwealth Club Philadelphia McKean Miner

West Virginia GOP Gain and Ohio, Pennsylvania Politics

The article notes an unexpected Republican gain in West Virginia with Mr. Goff elected to Congress over Mr. Kenna, a Bourbon opponent. It mentions Democratic and Sunday whiskey influence in Ohio and urges voters in Pennsylvania to back Beaver and the Republican ticket.

West Virginia Goff Navy Hayes Congress Kenna

Dr Brewer Nominated for Congress by Dunkirk Republicans

Dr. Brewer of Westfield New York received an unanimous nomination for Congress by the Republican Congressional Convention in Dunkirk. He pledged to run on business principles, support Civil Reform, tax reduction, and national duty to veterans, urging voters to uphold Lincoln's vision of government by the people.

Dr. Brewer Westfield N. Y Congress Dunkirk Warren County Congress of the United States John C. Fremont Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Republican Party

Ohio Republicans suffer crushing statewide and local defeats

The Cleveland Herald notes a sweeping Republican collapse on Tuesday, with the state ticket completely overwhelmed and most congressional districts lost. It blames the liquor issue and temperance conflict, the anti liquor legislation provoking opposition in cities, and Prohibitionist treachery, while Pennsylvania is tipped as a Democratic path if Beaver loses. It also reports postal money orders to under five dollars and Illinois coal output rising to 9 million tons with forty six counties producing coal and mines valued near one million dollars.

Democratic Party Congress Republic Cleveland Herald Ohio United Temperance Republican Party State Bureau of Labor Illinois Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Warren County Borough of Warren Mead Township Union Oil Company Brown Bros M. H. Butler Anchor Oil Company Alti George W. Marsh A. W. Robinson J. R. Kuhn L. B. Silliman First National Bank A. W. Robinson & Co The Roberts Torpedo Company D. B. Robinson & Co John Fertig G. W. Marsh Willard White W. C. Wolford G. W. Marsh & Co First National Bank of I. Fieri Facias Cherry Grove Township Grace and Book Prudence Ann Titus A. J. Brown Stroup & Huntley

Warren Matt Praises Benedict in Endorsing Lee for Senate

The Warren Matt endorses Senator Lee and honors Hon. W. B. Benedict, praising Benedict as a high‑toned, honorable Republican who faced slander from some press outlets. Lee's supporters stress commitment to party principles and resistance to bossism, urging Lee’s re‑elect. Benedict is credited with unselfish conduct amid renomination pressure and outside Democratic attempts to sow divisions.

Franklin Press Warren Matt Lee W. B. Benedict Benedict Jakéy Cameron Franklin Citizen Senate

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Warren Mail James A. Beaver Centre Co William T. Davies Bradford Co Supreme Court William H. Rawle Philadelphia Co John M.greer Butler Co Mariott Brossus Lancaster J. M. Brainerd State Senate John W. Lee Franklin Assembly Charles M. Shortt Sugar Grove E. A. Allen Freehold J. A. Weible Tidioute A. M. Parker Eldred J. L. Burroughs Warren Academy ER. J. Morrison Corydon Democratic State Committee A. A. Davis & Co United States Zopesa D.M. Gross & Bro Lee and Benedict Beecher Brooklyn Brooklyn Association Henry Ward Beecher Hell Christ God Lis Hunter’s Yes Jonxson & Spegfreid Marck Buo's A.A. Davis & Co’s Variety Hall A. A. Davis & Co’s Tes A. Davis & Co's High Strebret Edward Eagan Priest Highhouse WM. Highthouse Ernest Highhouse Pleasant Sugar Grove Village H.C. Babcock B. Ricker Board of School Directors John Willams Joseph Brown Sec Y. Corydon, Pa Blodgett A. J. Davis Roscoe Hall Eveing Kate Claxton Chas. A. Stevenson Henrietta Vaders Freservea L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store W. A. Hall & CO Third Street O. W. Randall T' Ei E A. Siegel & Sons Cal Watson & Davis Second Street Warren, PA P. Northrop, Prop’r H.R. Bartlett Burt’s Burt & Mears A.C. Nettleton’s Harron & Sons Jamestown Road North Warren Conewango Creek I. H. Hiller Etters Theodore Chase Isabell Chase Chas. Chase Harden Hazeltine Warren Co A. C. Hazeltine D.D. Hazeltine H. A. Jamieson & CO Simond’s, Disston’s American Saw Co Holmes Patent Carver House C. W. Randall Herifef Towit Farnsworth Main Street Bucklin & Miller Sheriff's Office Sherife Court House C.S. Larson Emerson Chris 8 Larson Davidon Henry Nelson H. Nelson Ezra S. Hoyt G. R. Wood Ezra 8. Hoyt R. M. Whitcomb Ezra Hoyt James Culbertson W. Randall Warren County Penn’s Gas, Fuel and Heating Company Warren Borough P. Cornen OTICE Equitable Aid Union Columbus, Warren Co W. M. Lindsey Neversink Lodge No Independent Order of Good Templars Irvinetoun P. Johnson Sheffield D. IF Anderson Warren Savings Bank Savings Bank L. F. Watson B. Nesmith A.J. Hazeltine Cashier O. H. Hunter A. J. Hazeltine E. G. Wood M. B. Dunham B. Nesmith Jas. Clark, Jr Albert Kirberger T. S. Messner 4 Hazel Streets High Street Furniture Store Greenland, Warren, Pa Hazel Warren, FA J.H. Eddy M. Beechete U.S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line Liverpool Ueenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Avre Paris Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen M. Beecher Nefvy Hickey Schuhammer & Lesser Sugar Grove Road Elisha Thomas
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