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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1872

Page

2

Grant and Wilson Mass Meeting at Warren

A mass meeting at Warren on September 1, 1872 will feature Hon. Emory A. Storrs of Illinois as principal orator with Hon. Lemuel Todd Gen James A Garfield and other speakers. Day session at 2 PM and evening session at 7 PM. Tanner clubs from sections will display. township delegates urged to attend. marshals listed for event.

Glenni W. Scofield Warren Co Lemuel Todd Cumberland Co Charles Albright Carbon Co Emory A. Storrs James A. Garfield Warren S. P. Johnson W. A. Rankin Marsh D. Hall Alice D. Johnson Carver House Henry Loop Kate Williams Wilmarth, Elk Co Youngsville Philip Mead L. D. Vannornan S. E. Davis Pittsfield District Court of the United States District of Pennsylvania Custom House City of Pittsburgh John N. Brown Deerfield Township Warren County Arthur MaGid George McAuley James McGill John N Borough of Chas, Dinsmoor Burgess RruFus P. Kina

Blair and Greeley on Secession Sparks in 1860s Debate

Four years after Blair ran for Vice President his cousin Gratz Blair echoes criticisms of Greeley. The piece recalls Greeley backing secession and argues that his stance helped push Georgia toward secession, suggesting northern supporters bear responsibility for bloodshed.

Frank Blair Gratz Greeley Blair Mr. Stephens Georgia Stephens

Public Debt Drops in August Statement

Washington reports the August public debt fell by ten million seven hundred thirty six thousand dollars. President Grant gave a short speech for the people detailing the update and its implication.

Washington

Miss Anna Dickinson Makes Her Own Engagements This Season

Buffalo Express notes Miss Anna Dickinson is reported to be engaged this season. The item mentions public pity and references ellipses in a fragmentary caption.

Anna Dickinson Buffalo Express Ellers

Horace Greeley Praised as Poor Boy in Past Policy Quip

The remark highlights Greeley’s self described humble origins and his reputation as a political figure with long standing reformist stances. It reflects public perception of his candidacy and character during his era.

Horace Greeley

Baltimore betrayal fuels Democratic convention rally

About 600 delegates from nearly every state gathered in Louisville to denounce the Baltimore betrayal. Charles OConor of New York was nominated for President and John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts for Vice President, with Adams ready to run. The platform condemns factionalism, defends constitutional limits, and pledges undivided support for the nominees.

Louisville Baltimore Charles O'Conner New York John Quincy Adams Massachusetts O’conor Charles O’conor Democratic Party Adams O'Conor

Veterans Convene in Pittsburg on Antietam Anniversary

The veteran Soldiers and Sailors of the states plan a convention in Pittsburg on Sept. 17 marking the tenth anniversary of Antietam. Railroads will issue excursion tickets as the meeting is expected to be the largest since the war.

Pittsburg Antietam Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society Erie United States Provinces States Dominion Jacob R, Eby D. W. Seiler Elbridge McConkrey Ziaug

Mass meetings shape campaign gains and speaker scope

The piece weighs on whether mass meetings help campaigns and urges turnout next Wednesday. It cites Hon. E A Storrs of Chicago and notes his westward success, plus a Chicago review of his speech condemning opposition platforms. It also mentions Francis Jordan and press views from Pittsburgh and New York on Greeley and Buckalew, with party dynamics in New York.

E. A. Storrs Chicago Ind F. A. Storrs Conley’s Hall Republican Party Storrs Cincinnati Baltimore Horace Gasy Sumner Julian Trumbull Falconer Carl Schurz Gen Grant Francis Jordan The Commonwealth

Greeley Visiting Ohio Past Home Ties

Greeley returned to his boyhood area in Vermont delivering several speeches. Vermont gave a landslide 26 000 vote majority against him and his party. He has accepted an invitation to visit Cincinnati, prompting questions about a Pennsylvania visit to interview his brother Barnes with Gen. Kane.

Tweed, Sweeny & Co the Tribune Conatty Doolittle T. J. Conatty Gen. Banks Greeley Vermont Cincinnati Olio Pennsylvania Barnes Gen. Kane Barnwell S.C Grant Horace Greeley Iron Mountain Missouri Columbus Ohio Boston Traveller

Maine election held Monday the 9th

The note confirms a Maine election on Monday the 9th, too late for this week’s paper. It signals readers to expect coverage in a later edition and records the timing of the unofficial vote.

Maine

Shall this Man rule over us Charles R Buckalew as Governor

A historical critique cites Charles R Buckalew’s Civil War record to question his suitability as Pennsylvania governor. It notes a 1864 Senate proposal to discharge and enslave Black soldiers, paying damages to owners, which seven senators supported. Buckalew’s name appears among those voting yes. The piece argues this history reflects poorly on his qualifications for leadership.

Charles R. Buckalew United States Pennsylvania Congressional Globe United States Senate Garrett Davis Kentucky Carlisle Davis Powell Niddle Saulsbury Wright Charles R. Buck

Philadelphia Telegraph Praises Republican City Ticket

The Philadelphia Telegraph endorses the Republican ticket for the October election. It states Philadelphia is a Republican city and argues the ticket’s composition ensures a triumphant result, except for the Legislative race where some names may be scrutinized.

Philadelphia Telegraph Alex. M’clure City Philadelphia

Traitors in Metz Surrender Trial Mentioned in Court

The trial of Marshal Bazine reveals traitorous correspondence with German agents before Metz surrender. Northern Copperheads Buckalew Vallandigham Black and others conspired with Holcombe Thompson and Saunders to incite dissension, plague, and enemy aid in the Union war. Buckalew seeks Pennsylvania governorship.

Marshal Bazine Metz Buckalew Vallandigham Black Holcombe Thompson People of Pennsylvania

North Carolina Vote Backs Caldwell in Governor Race

The report notes Caldwell the Republican wins the North Carolina gubernatorial vote with 1 915 and Republicans carry Congress as Cobb Thomas and McKay are elected while Settle trails. It also mentions fraud suspicions and praises Grant’s November prospects. A gold watch inscription mocks temperance foes. Senator Conkling to speak in Jamestown on the 19th urging turnout in Pine Grove Farmington and Sugar Grove.

Norru Carolina North Carolina Caldwell Cobb Thomas McKay Settle Grant Senator Conkling Jamestown Pine Grove Farmington Sugar Grove

Kentucky Hosts 818 Post Offices in State

A survey lists Kentucky with 818 poste offices. Other notes report New York spending 190000 to impeach Judge Barnard, 6509000 children in schools, eight railroad lines planned in northern Texas, Guanaxuato mines yielding 12000000 yearly, a comet incident in Illinois, and various price, tax, and production figures across states.

Kentucky New York Barnard United States Texas Guanaxuato New Mexico Illinois Omaha East Newark Tallahassee Fla Covington Wisconsin Minnesota

Diverse 19th Century Tidbits Mix Politics and Commerce

A garbled roundup notes Swiss cheese trade, a Cincinnati pastor condemning lightning rods and insurance, political visits by Henry Wilson and Burnside, Daniel Drew’s wealth, and a Titusville military group. It mentions Vanderbilt earnings, Ku Klux rumors, New York presses’ decline, giant Rhine bridge plans, Greeley Grant views, Georgia’s small state school, Adams family support for Grant, and various tormented quotes on reform and politics. The item closes with Barnum and Greeley’s depot moment and labor reform voting notes.

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