Warren County Republicans praise honest effort and cautions on politicking
The Warren Mail argues Warren County shifted success to principled, worker-led action, not meetings or speeches. It lauds the party’s clean convention, denounces wire pulling, and notes Erie County’s Cochran defeat and Himrod’s Assembly win. It praises Col. Warner’s reelection and highlights Ramsdell’s legislative appointment. It ends with a note on a religious pocket companion for sale.
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Warren County
Erie Co
John R. Cochran
Assembly
Erie County
Cochran
Erie
Springfield Township
John R. Chachran
David Him
Morrow B. Lowry
Col. Warner
Loyal Young
Hazeltine & Co
God
Warren, Pa
Attention to Warren Academy Building Condition
The new Warren Academy Trustee Mr. B P Stacy is urged to address the dilapidated state of the academy building. The hall is open and glass is broken while seats are damaged. A few dollars from his pocket could prevent further waste and fulfill his first official duty.
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B.P. Stacy
Warren Academy
Republicans Sweep State and Congressional Tickets
Returns show Ramsey elected governor and Republicans win the state and congressional ticket. Legislature to choose two U S Senators.
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Migyesora
Ramsey
U. S
Tribune notes 949 majority for Chase amid varying returns
The Tribune reports a 949 majority for Chase while other accounts show much smaller margins or say only official returns will reveal the outcome. Differences in figures reflect incomplete data and pending results.
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Omo
the Tribune
Chase
Town This State Now Claimed Democratic in Last Election
The article notes the state leaning Democratic after the most recent statewide vote, though the outcome remains uncertain and contested in parts of the region.
Political Coat and Inauguration Fashion at Warren
The column jokes about Brock’s “political coat” turning coats between parties and forecasts Gov Packer’s inauguration wardrobe. It notes a snow event on October 20 and hints at economic panic. It ends with word of a Warren Sociable revival at Henry’s to raise funds for the Presbyterian Church plus a light social invite.
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Brock
Warren
Buchanan
Henry
Presbyterian Church
Democratic gain noted in Cherry Grove politics
In Cherry Grove, a Democratic gain is reported as a vote appears this year after none last year. The piece notes a clever dig at Governor and Assembly and reflects on political shifts and local sentiment. The snippet mentions Graham's Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, and various advertisements alongside a Thanksgiving proclamation by Gov. King of New York for November 26.
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Cherry Grove
Pia Godey
Godey
the Mail
King
New York
Money Matters Improve in New York and Boston
Money matters are easier in New York and Boston and other eastern cities, with the crisis evidently passed in that direction.
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New York
Boston
Kansas election fraud and border voting in Kansas
The report argues that Republican Marcus J. Parrott wins Congress while Kansas’ legislature favors Free State control amid widespread border fraud. It cites Missouri residents voting, staged polls, Kickapoo as a fraud hub, soldiers voting pro slavery, and Governor Walker allegedly urging Missouri votes. It notes calls to invalidate results and fears of a manipulated canvass.
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Parrott
Congress
N. Y. Tribune
Missouri
Johnson
Missouri Line
Little
Santa Fe
Douglas
Nationa
Leavenworth
Atchison, Johnson
Kickapoo
Leavenworth County
U. S
Robert J. Walker
Elerndon
Nebraska
Marcus J. Parrott
Frustrated Policy and Labor in Turbulent Times
The Albany Evening Journal warns that factory stoppages threaten food, clothing, and fuel for thousands as winter nears, blaming unprofitable railroads and land speculation for monetary pressure and arguing government could have protected American labor by fostering domestic industry over foreign imports. It notes Tennessee elects Andrew Johnson as Governor and Senator, praised by the Buffalo Commercial as a remarkable self-made man who rose from tailor to national prominence with his wife guiding his education.
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Albany Evening Journal
West
Europe
Jennessee
Telegraph
Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
Earthquake Shakes St Louis City In Four O'clock Shock
A substantial earthquake struck St Louis at about four o'clock in the afternoon causing windows to rattle and chimneys to crack. Two distinct shocks disturbed residents as buildings rocked and a three story house on Wash Washitaw was cracked. Telegraph and bank news from New York and Pennsylvania follow, with discussions of bank suspensions and legislative relief measures.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Pennsylvania Legislature Reported on Joint Ballot
A note indicates the legislature in Pennsylvania is reported with 47 Democratic on a joint ballot, reflecting party alignment in the current session.
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Pennsylvania
Slavery in New York and constitutional debates
In the Albany Evening Journal summary of the Lemmon Case arguments, defenders insist the common law of New York permits slavery and that the judiciary lacks power to overturn it. They claim no constitutional basis exists to ban slavery and urge New York to allow passage of enslaved persons, citing Dred Scott principles.
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Lemmon
New York
Charles O' Conor
Virginia
Empire State
Judicial Department
England
Lis Union
Fael
U. States
Union
United States
Dred Scott
Alb. Eve. Journal
Death of Mr. R. Robertson After Bull Incident
The Advertiser reports that Mr. R. Robertson, who suffered injuries from a bull goring, has died since the previous notice. The notice appears in the Demonrat edition.
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Advertiser
R. Robertson
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