27 Aug 1828
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1828
Page
1
A Pennsylvania gathering endorses James Wilson for Congress while denouncing Willem Ramsey for inflammatory remarks about General Jackson. The meet selects candidates and committees, including vigilance groups across Adams County, to rally electors and publish proceedings in local papers.
The Richmond Whig prints a fervent appeal urging citizens to vote, rally support for the Administration, and oppose the Opposition led by Jackson. It stresses urgency across Louisiana and Kentucky and warns against fear of being outvoted, urging fearless, widespread exertion.
A pamphlet-like manifesto warns that current editors lure the public to relive the Revolution, citing the Civil War era divisions and treason rhetoric. It questions motives, asks if calls to action serve commerce, and laments looming calamities and the fraying of national unity.
The piece notes Mr. Overton as chosen representative for the next Congress from Brent’s district and analyzes Louisiana politics. It cites the Senate with 17 members split for Administration and Jackson, the House with 50 members, and parish returns showing Administration strength in most parishes. It asserts three months will prove the Jackson and Administration forecasts correct.
The piece critiques Pennsylvania supporters for backing Jackson while the Adams camp remains negligent of self-interest. It notes that past election vote totals misrepresent current sentiment and claims Jackson has gained steady backing from 1830s allies, with Adams’ side also widening its group of followers.
Confidence runs high that the Adams electoral ticket will win Pennsylvania. The prospects are fair and encourage supporters to persevere in their efforts for order.
The report describes mob violence in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties during a week of clashes near Beaver and Third streets. A substitute watchman was killed and several wounded after confrontations with locals at Weldon’s house and in tavern districts. Police and officials seek offenders as further disturbances flare in the area.
A convict identified as Pittsarror Avg Joseph PF Playmari escaped from the penitentiary during a day night incident. Authorities offer a reward of $150 for information leading to apprehension.
Frat T C Miller announces a parade event on the sixth of September with Aug. 2 date noted. Local organizers invite participants and spectators to join the gathering in Gettysburg area.
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