Voting rules and local notices in county newspaper
The piece notes that to vote you must be assessed at least ten days before the election in your residence district. It mentions Bowens Pic torial Sketch Book of Pennsylvania, Mc Manus as local agent, and Godey’s Lady’s Book and Graham's Magazine notices. It also comments on peach baskets from F. O. Crocker, and political commentary on Democratic campaigning and railroad advocacy in Pennsylvania.
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Bowens Pictorial Sketch Book
Pennsylvania
McManus
Albany Express
the Democrat
Blue Lick
Kentucky
Danocurous Kroup
King Uroy
Great Western (Canada) Railroad
Cur Road
Hamilton Spectator
London
Nlattrax
Philadelphia
Leitb
Liverpool
Cape Race
St. John
N. F
PurLaperputia
Halifax
England
Thos. H. Benton
Bowen
John Bunyan
Warren County
Thos. McManus
Warren
Letter cautions Democrats and exposes party thirst for power
The Clarion Register reprints a critique of Pennsylvania Democratic influence, arguing party loyalty trumps principle and condemning corruption. It includes a Pittsburgh Union notice urging support for a Democratic organ at any cost, asking to expand circulation and promising favors in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion Register
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Office of the Daily Union
Pittsburgh
Esq
Deak
Union
Taos, J
Breaking down the Party in Pennsylvania Crisis Letter
The Ledger is accused of aiming to break down the Democratic party and defeat regular nominees. The writer condemns Democratic rule for high taxes, corruption, and misrule, calling for rotation in office and a political shift in the October election. The piece vows to oppose the ruling party and support honest leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ledger
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Pollock Backed by Free Democrats in Anti Slavery Fight
The Pennsylvania anti slavery movement unites behind Judge Pollock with Liberal Democrats Free Democrats and Whigs urged to vote for him. A regional Free Soil paper notes broad support except Erie True American, while National Era endorses Pollock as the People’s candidate on freedom and temperance. Also included: a domestic craft note on making gloss for shirt bosoms using gum arabic and starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Free Democratic Convention
Pollock
Free Democratic
Coudersport Journal
Judge Pollock
Erie
Keystone
Political Debate Over Nebraska Policy in Pennsylvania
The piece critiques Democratic support for the Nebraska plan, arguing Pennsylvania Democrats align with the national administration. It cites Governor Bigler’s stance, Philadelphia Democratic meetings, and resolutions praising the federal Nebraska and Kansas legislation. It mocks the Lott dispute, questions temperance pledges, and notes Whig ticket composition featuring editors and non lawyers.
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Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Bigler
The
Ledger
Philadelphia
Bub
Franklin Tierce
Congress
Kansas
United Democracy
Whig
Clark
Canandaigua
Fitzhugh
Oswego
Raymond
Bowne
Bouck
Y. Z'ré- Bune
North Discoveries and Nebraska Debate Stir Public Mood
Governor Bigler spoke in Bradford County amid criticism from local press noting his Nebraska stance as a failure and warning that the North now unites for freedom. The Bradford Argus characterizes his defense of administration and attacks on Know Nothings as misjudged in the regional political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford County
Towanda
Bradford Argus
Judge Pollock at a Mass Meeting in Coudersport
The Journal reports Judge Pollock addressed a mass meeting in Coudersport. He framed the campaign issue as the Nebraska iniquity, aligning with Jeffersonian and anti slavery sentiments, and pledged temperance support and reform of public expenditures and education. The piece notes his eloquence and broad qualifications for Pennsylvania governor, followed by remarks from S. P. Johnson on opposing slavery and pro prohibitory liquor law principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pollock
Coudersport
Nebraska
Ife
Washington
Jefferson
Apostle of
Liberty
P. Johnson
Warren
Louisiana
Texas
Bigler
Philadelphia
U.S
Cooper
Morton McMichael
North American and United States Gazette
Sunbury and Erie Railroad
W. Cost Johnson
Maryland
McMichael
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Warren Mail
James Pollock
Northumberland
George Darsie
Allegheny
Supreme Court
Daniel M. Smyler
Montgomery
Daniel Lott
Warren Co
S. P. McAlmont
Venango Co
Ralph Clapp
D. M. M’leod
Register & Recorder
John F. McPherson
Lucius Rogers
Robert Allen
Freehold
James Dennison
Sugar Grove
Friends of Prohibition
Godey
Godley
G Graham
Wien
Columbus State Journal
Edson B. Olds
United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Sunbury & Erie
Pittsburgh Gazette
Mr. Pollock and
GP the Ledger
Lott
Free States
Daniel Webster
Marshfield
New York
Tnene
Couneirsport
Mott
St. Louis Democrat
Belcher
Grenoble
Paris
France
N.carvalho
San Francisco Herald
Great Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Cajon Pass
Tornada
Perrey Pratt
Harry Connelly
Connelly
Warren County Agricultural Society
Columbus
Chas
Moses Ricker
Liman Phelps
Wheldon
Edmund Rows
Shanghai
John Sailon
Bramah
John Sailor
Chauncey Spencer
Henry Row
L. Monroe
James Ammons
Lafayette Curtiss
S. W. Webber
BR. W. Slew
J.W. Mather
Webber
Chas. Lott
George F. Eldred
James Sinomens
Lester Wright
H. M’ Dowell
D. V. Strawanary
John Gregg
S. H. McDowell
Hulet Lois
Eleazer Crosby
D. S. Stedman
H. Lott
M. Ricker
Mrs. R. Brown
Hulet Lott
Charles Lott
James Gaiter
Geo. F. Eldred
M. Wilson
E. Vermilyea
D. V. Stranahan
Universalist
Doct. Stranahan
Wrightsville
Lottsville
John Mahan
Farmington
Isaac H. Hiller
Sugargrove
Andrew Lowreehold
Hollis Ae
Columbus Sp
James L. Lott
Hugh Jamieson
James H. Burton
Robert Cook
Pine Grove
A. Rhind
Conewango
Warren Borough
Stephen Littlefield
Brokenstraw
Soule
Pyrenees
Dobbin
Board of Aldermen
Ohio
New-York
Campbell
Gertrude
Wyoming
United Voice
Sunbury
WM. White-Smith
Postisher
Crestsut Street
Pyraperrey
Hen W. Tilotson
Horatio Humphrey
Ezekiel Comstock
A Sam
Trask
Lyman Tranium
John Walton
Charles Comstock
M. C. Dalrymple
Enoch Bordwell
Lyman Trantum
de Richd
Tillotson
Daniel A Dewey
George Wheelock
J. B. Brown
John Maed
E. W. Allen
David O. Smith
D. N. Phelps
O. L. Munroe
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