Warren County Republicans urged to stand by ticket
In a countywide briefing readers are urged to rally behind the Republican slate amid cross presses from dissatisfied Democrats. The piece cites scattered defections, discusses candidate perceptions, and argues unity will secure victory against rival reformers and the Allen Ring. It contrasts Pennsylvania and Ohio platforms and endorses Judge Ludlow and F. M. Hutchinson while promising a decisive Republican triumph.
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Freehold
Warren
Columbus
Pittsfield
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Cotton
Fredonia
Chautauigua County
Warren County
Allen Ring
Allen
Dalrymple
Judge Yates
Davis
Democratic State Convention at Wilkesbarre featured back pay debate
The Democracy of this State met in convention at Wilkesbarre on August 27. Alderman William McMullen of Philadelphia led the delegation, while Samuel Josephs, a noted legislative rooster, was admitted despite party exclusion. J Milton Speer and J Lawrence Getz argued against resolutions denouncing the salary grab. Speer declined chair, naming Dr Nebinger instead. The back pay issue dominated talks as Republicans pressed censure, and Josephs was admitted amid controversy over his seat and influence within the party. Billy Me-
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Wilksbarre
Venango
William McMullen
Philadelphia
Samuel Josephs
J. Milton Speer
J. Lawrence Getz
Dr. Nebinger
Republican Party
Sam
Billy
Democrats in Freehold Struggle Ahead of 1873 Local Election
The message condemns the Liberal Republican and New Departure factions, urging Democrats to stay true to party principles. It calls for patience until capable leaders emerge, warns against the People’s movement, and pledges to fight the Republican threat while preserving Democratic ideals.
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Lotusville
Ep. Mart
Mart
Ledger
Warren
People’s Movement
Baal
Republican Party
Liberal-People’s Movement
Whig
Liberal
Democratic Party
Out of His Own Mouth and the Ledger War
A charged editorial exchanges harsh recalls of past promises and claims by Democratic leaders. It cites Sept 26 and Oct 3 statements predicting victory for Greeley and Brown, accusing the Ledger of asserting defeat or surrender after various political shifts, and urging readers to beware alleged deceit by party figures.
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Ledger
Keystone
Bueckalew
Hartley
Grantites
North Carolina
Lowry
Greeley
Grant
Brown
Horace Greeley
Missouri lawlessness under reform government probes critique
The passage denounces rising violence and lynching in Missouri under reform liberal government, claiming frequent incidents. It accuses reformers allied with Gratz Brown of failing to curb mobs, notes Missouri press criticism, and cites St. Louis Globe calling the state a ruffian rather than border state.
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Missouri
Union
Gratz Brown
St. Louis
British government to pay fifteen and a half million dollars
The Government of Great Britain must settle fifteen and a half million dollars in gold to the United States at Washington. Arrangements with American bankers are largely complete and most of the funds are ready. The note contrasts this with the rebels dithering.
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Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Washington
A Valuable Book On The Great West Published
The National Publishing Co of Philadelphia issues a detailed guide to the Great West by Beadle. It covers Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, California, Oregon, New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas with 823 pages, 240 engravings, and a new regional map. Subscribe and join the agent network.
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National Publishing Co
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Great West
Beadle
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
California
Oregon
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Far West
Missouri Republican critiques Democratic drift in 19th century politics
The Missouri Republican laments the Democratic Party's fixation on outdated issues and warns leaders and rank and file alike that reforms are needed. It cites Governor Booth and others, noting railroad influence and a shift in several states toward Republican gains, urging cleaner politics and accountability.
Varied news items from Mifflin to Delaware
An assorted column cites fires at Mifflin and vast fortunes of actors Barney Williams and John E Owens. It notes Col Thomas Scott’s letters from Europe and weather work by Garrick Mallory while Myers travels. It mentions Blaine's son and Grant's sons touring the Alleghenies, Beau Hickman’s paralysis, opinions on Grant, fashion shifts, manners, and women’s place. It covers Washburn family offices, Beecher on wives at watering places, a Cape Breton storm toll, George Pugh in Hamilton, Anna Dickinson’s Pike’s Peak ascent and Arc lecture, Wilmington election Republican sweep, Russell Errett’s chairmanship, Maine Democrats, Mississippi GOP ticket, Ames for Governor, and Alcorn’s counterattack on Ames.
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John E. Owens
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Thos. A. Scott
Garrick Mallory
Gen. Myer
Europe
Blaine
Walker
Grant
Washington
Beau Hickman
Ohio State Journal
Henry Ward Beecher
Haueax
Cape Breton
Louisburg
Carrie Douglas
Yarmouth
F.N. Gisborne
Alba
St. John
George Pugh
Ohio Statesman
Hamilton
Ohio
Gven
Albany Journal
Denver
Anna E. Dickinson
Pike’s Peak
Nettleton
Rio Grand Railway Land Department
Colorado Springs
Ian of Arc
Wilmington
Delaware
Kentucky
Russell Errett
Pittsburg
Republican State Central Committee
Maine
Congress
Mississippi
Ames
A. K. Davis
J. Hill
G. H. Holland
W. S. Gibbs
George EK. Harris
T. W. Cardozo
General Ames
Jackson
Alcorn
Judge Rules Prescription Does Not Shield Drugists
The President Judge of Huntingdon Blair and Cambria district ruled that a physician's prescription is not a safeguard for the druggist. If he sells to habitual drinkers or those known to use liquor, he is indictable and faces punishment to the law. Coll Mosby backs the Democratic ticket in Virginia. A Washington paper questions the Bush whacker approach in politics and compares it to a guerilla chief seizing offices then leaving.
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Tyrone
Mosby
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin Liberal Democrats Seek New State Convention
The New York Times criticizes Democrats and Liberals in Wisconsin proposing a joint state convention, arguing the fractured party lacks unity and purpose. Judge Scofield of Warren returns to law practice, with continued influence and sought opinions in major cases as he remains in his prime.
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