Public Meeting of Democratic Young Men of Jefferson
The Democratic Young Men of Jefferson invite members to meet Friday next the 10th at William B. Kerlin’s house to appoint delegates for the Democratic Convention of Young Men in Newark on August 17. This is an important crisis and Ohio’s young men should be vigilant. By order of the Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Wm. B. Kerlin
Newark
Ohio
Central Committee
John Hancock
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adame
Robert R. Livingston
Er Sherman
Washington Hotes
Market Street
Steubenville
APDHE
Himes
J. Hawkins
Thomas Johnson
Annapolis
Sar
Thomas Carrel
Lale
Hugh Johnston
Court of Common Pleas
County of Jefferson
Court House
Joseph Hurford
Robert Smith
Kinsey Talbort
Henry II
John Hammond
James Dillon
Joseph Horford
Appointment of William Casie Postmaster at Steubenville
The P. M. General appoints William Casie Esq as Postmaster at Steubenville replacing David Larimore. Casie is described as a young man of business habits and an unwavering democrat, with the belief his appointment will satisfy the citizens.
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P. M
William Casie
Steubenville
David Larimore
Cable
Dr Duncan's Speech in Reply to Bond Published
The paper begins publishing Doctor Duncan's speech in reply to Bond, promising the remainder in the next issues. It notes the lengthy piece and decides to include the shortest paragraph to avoid injustice to readers while criticizing Bond's arguments as harmful.
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Doctor Duncan
Bond
Dr Duncan Speech Widely Published Across Democratic Papers
The speech refuting Bond is appearing in nearly every democratic journal in the Union. The German paper at Canton is preparing a large edition and will supply clubs with substantial copies on application. Bond may undermine himself through this confrontation.
Abolition Debate and Market News in Local Paper
A communication signed M H U is rejected for not subscribing to the Union and for content about abolitionism. The page also notes a forgery claim about Jefferson and Clay, mentions Cincinnati literary dinner for Capt. Marryatt, Steubenville flour and wheat prices, and George B Holt’s views on federal parties. Holt urges working men to unite against a moneyed aristocracy and corrupt monopolies.
Federal Calculations and the Plain Chapter Portrayed
A satirical critique denounces federal publications as falsehoods and contrasts corrupt moneyed interests with honest labor. The piece mocks the Herald editor, attacks Biddle’s gambling influence, and argues democracy thrives where industry and liberty prevail, urging vigilance against bank speculation.
Carey's 1814 reminder on liberty and federal power
A historical denunciation fragment cites Carey in Olive Branch 1814, arguing against elected officials bought for self gain and warning that party rise mirrors national decline. It contrasts truth with federal hirelings and urges public virtue while invoking Washington and peace.
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Carey
Olive Branch
God
Washington
1814
Royal William brings European news to New York
Late European dispatches recount Mrs Trollope ill at Fulham, Lytton Bulwer made a baronet, numerous army promotions after the coronation, Miss Landon sailing for South Africa, and notable political shifts in Britain and Spain including duels, blockades, and royal successions.
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Europe
Royal William
N. York
Times
Trollope
Fulham
Edward Lytton Bulwer
Landon
Mr. McLean
South Africa
John van Buren
Cass
Col.Thorne
John Russell
House of Lords
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Chapman
John Russel
Vixen
Stratford Canning
Lord Palmerston
Lord Castlereagh
Liverpool
Mexico
Lord Melborne
Woulfe
Ireland
Baron Joy
O'Connell
Spain
Madrid
London
Penacerrada
Espartero
Vissarra
Christiae
Don Carlos
Col. Wylde
Managorri
Cabrera
Arragon
Guergue
Bayonne
Paris
Geneneral Marotto
Marotto
Elorio
Portucat
Lisbon
House of Braganza
Forrest’s July Fourth Oration Noted for Future Extracts
In Wheeling the Gazette reports a spat with a neighbor over the fourth that will be settled by a future oyster dinner in Wheeling. The paper credits Jared W. Bell for a copy of Edwin Forrest’s New York Fourth of July oration and promises extracts later.
Treasury notes and resignations in 1838
Treasury notes issued under the 1837 act totalled the authorized amount with about 7.1 million redeemed. New emissions under 1828 act reached 10 million. current outstanding balance stands at 7,986,582.8. Also notes on Elisha Whittlesey’s decline, Ohio politics, and Henderson/John B. Henderson fugitive case in Washington.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Descriptions From New York and Paris News
Advices to June 3 reach New York aboard the Nile where General Alvear, Buenos Ayrean Minister, was a passenger. Governor Rosas calls Congress to address France’s blockade. war likely. A destructive fire in New York destroys about forty buildings, Kilpatrick killed, an old lady and two children missing. The Columbus Journal assails Thomas Jefferson as a demagogue and Democ racy. Senator Witt Atcxen visits Zanesville on his return trip.
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Buenos
Eastern Mail
Globe of the 2d
New York
Hammond, Perry, Washington
West Streets
Kilpatrick
Thomas Jefferson
Columbus
Death of Judge Bruyn and politics over 38 million spend
The Albany Argus notes the death of Judge Andrew D. W. Bruyn from consumption, a congressman from Tioga and Tompkins counties. He is praised for public service and integrity. The piece also critiques Van Buren era appropriations of 38 million dollars and accuses lawmakers like Ridgways and Masons of backing the spend, urging a move toward economical representatives.
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Register
Ridgways
Masons
Corwins, &c. &c. &c
Judge Bruyn
Albany Argus
Andrew D. W. Bruyn
Congress
Tioga
Tompkins
The
Argus
Journal of Commerce
Callao Blockade News and Early 19th Century War Notes
Correspondence from May 10 1838 reports Callao under blockade and a new expedition of about five thousand men ready to sail for Peru in six weeks. It notes expected northern landings, likely Santa Cruz opposition, and negative trade effects for Chile and Peru. Also mentions US frigate preparations at Trieste and political comment on Louisiana, Bond, and upcoming ballot issues across parties. Wisconsin Territory names Madison as future seat of government in Dane County.
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Sam Slick
Stickville
Samuel Weller
Federal
Herald
Biddle
The
Daddy Rice
New York
Jackson
Congress
America
Nero
Rome
Neros
Nero Biddle
Casar
Legion
Mark Anthony
Senate Chamber
United States of America
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Vatraratso
Callao
Peru
Santa Cruz
Chile
Boston Atlas
United States
Trieste
Austria
Corfu
Smyrna
Madison
Dane County
Wisconsin Territory
Sheri S Hale
Steubenville
Jefered
Forth
Verdecai Moore
Henry Crabbe
Tie Heir Ood
Township
Yellow Creek
Thomas Carrel
Ladies
Paris
P. S
Daniel Black
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DR. Duncan
Saturday Courier
Henry Clay
Capt. Marryatt
Jacob Faithful
Japhet
Cincinnati
Sportsmen’s Hall
George B. Holt
Selby County
National Republican
Federal Whig
Balt
Journal & Register
Joe Vance
Wheeling Gazette
Wheeling
Treasury Notes
Levi Woodbury
the Treasury
Elisha Whittlesey
Hamer
Mr. Whittlesey
Senator King
Ohio Statesman
Western Reserve Chronicle
Canrerp
E. Whittlesey
Alexander Hunter
District of Columbia
John B. Henderson
Rhea
Grey
Jones
Hazen
Baltimore
Simon Pure
Wilson Shannon
Massillon
Veuocracy
Allen
Morris
van Buren
General Jackson
North
State Rights Party
van Buren Congress
the Gazette
Louisiana
Duncan
Pleasants
Statesman
Board of Examiners of Common Schools
County of
Roswell Marsh
Board of Examiners
A. B
Rt. Marsh
W. Robertson
Fourth
J. K. Sutherland
James Patterson
Dillon
Philadelphia
Taylor's
Parsons & Clark
Imperial
Young Hyson
E. N. Dillon
Adam Reed
Wayne Township
Jefferson County
Finley A. McGrew
William Boyd
William Teat
Adam Reed, J. P
Ain
War Trenton
Mount Pleasant
Wm. McCaughey
James Hogg
Benjamin Waits, Sr
Rio
Madeira
Port
Malaga
David McGowar
Kress
NEW Boot and Shoe Store
Leubenville
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank
American Union
V. Owesney
Joseph Bell
William Moore
Joseph Cooke
Autry& Kerr
Jacob Aut
Jacob Ault
James N. Kerr
Washington and
North Streets
J. N. Kerr
Florence
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