Adams Sentinel on James Wilson and Jackson politics in Adams County
Excerpts from the Franklin Republican and Compiler discuss James Wilson’s shift from Jacksonian support to opposition, condemning the private letter publication and defending Wilson’s integrity. The piece notes local Jacksonian sentiment, debates over the tariff, and upcoming electoral maneuvers, including potential candidates Blythe and Wierman, with criticism of rival presses and calls for prudent opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lersvar
Jackson
U. States
Isaac Wierman
Adams supporters urge re election to shield country
The piece argues that voters back Adams not only for his actions but to prevent a military figure from rising. It claims Adams county will honor him and that good government would be shocked by his opponents. It calls on friends of the country to vote, urging confidence in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Wilson
Itzis
Waynesboro
Warsos
Jackson
Wilcox
Gen. Jackson
Prmple
Oderate
Frantiepublican
Franklin Republican
Jas. Wilson
James Wilsoy
En. Jackson
Wirrman
Biyrne
Mr. Blythe
Wierman
Irvine
Adams
New England
Great Britain
Lefever
Jerrenson
Giles
Anais
Allen
Humenes
The
Sentinel
W. I
Adams County
Friends of God
Garalina
Charles Janes Colvock
Jack
National
Tennessee
Gov. Blount
Guv. Blount
Maron
Pinckney
Pot
Governor Blount
Secretary of War
Gay Blount
Casey
Siz
Congress
U. States
Blount
Ha-Ving
C.J. Nourse
War Department
Alnigen” Bevon
Rome
Married Couple From Borough Ties Knot in Cumberland
On Thursday last, Mridoin Boek of this borough wed Mrs. Mary 1) of Cumberland County in a simple ceremony. The couple plans residence locally and hopes for a quiet, joyful married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mridoin Boek
Mary
Cumberland County
Death notice for Mrs Toot of Cumberland Township
Mrs Toot, wife of Mr Henry Toot, died on Tuesday the 6th in Cumberland Township.
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Adams Sentinel
James Wilcoh
Brentrad
Tarifas
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