Political extract at Faneuil Hall June 5 1828 debate
Speech at Faneuil Hall argues for broad national principles to sustain the union. It defends New England's role, warns against factional appeals, and critiques attacks on the current administration and New England bloc.
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Be True to Thyself in Love and Life
The speaker muses on gathering New England’s population or shouting across its hills to express true filial affection. They quote the maxim of life, “To thine own self be true,” noting that truth to oneself implies honesty to every man.
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Questioning Gen Jackson's Writing Ability and Suit for Office
A letter argues Gen Jackson cannot write or interpret laws and would rely on others to draft communications. It cites a Philadelphia Gazette claim that Jackson surrounds himself with writers and notes concerns about qualifications for high office. The piece urges voters to elect truly competent leaders who can perform independently.
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Judge Washington Seeks Support For Re election
A fragment from the National Intelligencer presents Judge Washington praising the purity and fitness of the national executive. It includes a letter from Mount Vernon dated January 1828 affirming belief in Mr. Jackson’s integrity and a stance on his re election to the presidential chair.
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