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This Week in History: Abolitionist targets politicians By Frank Tomaino Denounce slavery A determined Gerrit Smith – wealthy, well-known abolitionist born and bred in Utica – comes out swinging, taking his fight against the evils of slavery to the polling place. Smith, president and one of the founders of the New York State Anti-Slavery Society, meets with members at a session in Utica and together they adopt a resolution that compels political candidates to make known their attitude toward slavery. Smith says that candidates who favor the immediate abolition of slavery can count on the s...

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“Last night, Pennsylvanians voted to reject Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf’s overreach of executive powers after his failed COVID response — a clear sign of accountability coming in 2022,” tweeted Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. “Congratulations to Republicans for keeping our seats RED!” The two constitutional amendments, both of which were leading Wednesday by 54% to 46%, shift the balance of power on emergency declarations from the governor to the General Assembly. The first measure gives the General Assembly the authority to end or extend declared emergencies w...