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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1844

Page

3

Victory cry from Ohio Democrats and party unity

A Civil War era Democratic proclamation extols the Ohio party's unity under Tod and Van Buren, urging supporters to crush treason and rally for victory. It notes the state convention's enthusiasm, praises majority rule, and predicts a decisive campaign against federalists and Whigs. The piece cites endorsements, conventions, and the Ohio flag bearing Tod and Van Buren.

Frees Obie van Benen Vietory Ohio Vernon Banner Dave Tod Dave Western Reserve Diggins David Spangler Cleve Plain Dealer Democratic Party Solie Lahm Disney Cass Ney van Buren Martin van Buren Dayton

Senate Tariff Debate and Post Office Bill Notes

Congress discusses a tariff plan with a 20 percent standard, Evans argues for current revenues and manufacturer profits, executive session follows. Merrick introduces post office reform reducing rates and restricting franking to heads of departments and members of Congress. House hears election validity reports for New Hampshire, Georgia, Missouri, and Mississippi with a minority report possible. petition day limits other business. Globe report dated January 22.

Benne Os T. McDuffew Evans Senate McDuffie Merrick Congress House of Representatives Douglass House New Hampshire Georgia Missouri Mississippi Committee of the Elmore Committee of Elections G. Davis Globe

Protecting Home Industry and Lowell Factory Moves

The Canada papers report Towel manufacturers sending agents from Massachusetts to hire many females for Lowell factories. Monopolists secured government protection, ruining revenue and increasing debt, while discharging American workers to hire in British provinces at reduced wages. Critics argue Mr. Clay’s protection scheme misleads working men.

Canada Massachusetts Lowell Clay America Chil Adv

Fire Burns Stable as Dohrman Crew Escapes

On a Wednesday morning a small stable belonging to Capt Dohrman was burned in New Orleans. The fire's origin is not known. An estimated 50,000 strangers were present in the city on the first day of the month.

New Orleans

Southern Clay Whig Attacks Free Trade Viewpoint

In a Richmond newspaper, the southern Clay whig organ describes Mr. Clay as pro free trade while Ohio Clay men push a protective tariff. The piece questions the party's honesty and wonders if such leaders deserve public trust as Clay travels south to seal bargains.

Clay van Buren South Richmond Southern Clay Whig Ohio

Public sentiment on German printing in Ohio House

The Cincinnati Daily Herald condemns Whigs in the Ohio House for delaying the printing of German public documents. It argues German citizens should receive information to vote understandingly, blaming party spirit for the obstruction.

Cincinnati Daily Herald House of Representatives Ohio Statesman

Reduction of Postage in New York Senate

The Empire State leads by reducing postage and abolishing the franking privilege. New York Senate resolutions pass unanimously with Albany Argus noting broad party sentiment. House action expected to follow with strong support, signaling a national shift across states and unions.

Empire State New York Senate Albany Argus New York Union Chillicothe Ty

Franking Privilege Abuse in Congress Raises Postage Concerns

The Chicago Advocate notes that during every session of Congress an immense number of forged franks pass through Washington post office. Clerks cannot scrutinize them all, with one case where a clerk once franked a letter under an illegible name. The piece urges abolishing the anti republican measure and reducing postage to a moderate rate to curb forgery temptations.

Congress Washington City

Irish Repeal Meeting at Hall of Representatives

During our last visit to Columbus we attended a great Irish Repeal meeting in the Hall of the House of Representatives. It was one of the most enthusiastic meetings we ever attended. The speeches.

Whigs Hold City Hall Meeting Amid Irish Repeal Talk

The report notes a City Hall Whigs gathering with Sam Whig as principal speaker criticizing the Site House for hosting an Irish repeal meeting. The piece contrasts this with Democratic sympathies and cites Federalist-style language from the Telegraph.

Generous Confidence At Columbus Coonskin Federalist Plan

Mr Worthington, a coonskin federalist, pressed at the late coon convention in Columbus for a committee to route all resolutions before the convention. He noted the only argument was that 1840 followed the same policy. He speculated on Clay and questioned if the policy hides from public view, as in 1840, and asked if Whigs will yield to federal dictations in Dayton Empire.

Worthington Columbus Clay Adams Dayton Empire

In a Quandary

The Dayton Empire laments the coon journals' sad fix as the Democratic Party unites and majority will, while the coon party offers no principles or arguments beyond disunity and personal abuse toward Democrats. A friend suggests returning to original principles cited by J Q Adams and ending malignity.

Coon Democratic Party Coon Party J. Q. Adams Dayton Empire

Interesting Facts in Brief From Old Almanac

A compilation of demographic and social statistics notes mortality rates among men and women, age lifespans, and geographic mortality differences. It mentions birth death patterns, arm chair gifts from Daniel O'Connell to Robert Tyler, and a 300 year old chair reportedly at the President's House with the president first to sit in it.

Robert Tyler Daniel O'Connell Yer Meiler Metropolis Jos Neal Price Shoemakers Daughters Washingtonians Bell Martin, de. &c England America Joe Cowell Eugene Sue Paris New York Hannah Moore Shakspeare Columbian Magazine Grahatm

Dr Duncan Expectorant Remedy Promises Lung Cure

Delays are dangerous and Dr Duncan Expectorant Remedy is touted as the foremost cure for consumption and lung diseases. The ad claims it clears mucus and obstructions in the air cells, strengthens organs, and prevents symptoms like cough, asthma, bronchitis, and night sweats. Principal office listed as No. 19 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. Steubenville Jan 27 1844.

North Eight Street Philadelphia

Marriages Reported in Local Notices

Married on Tuesday evening last by Rev H G Domingo Joseph Garvisinel to Mrs Mary Muncy of this place. Marrizo on the 25th by J K Cunningham Thomas Waker to Miss Susan E Weirs of Island Creek twp. Clock a m stop press to note joy and basket of good things. May they be blessed by their store. Married on the 25th by Rev Mr Domingo Perty Cobhert to Miss Eliza Worrell co'orel, a neighborhood.

H. G. Domingo Joseph Garvisinel Mary Muncy Marrizo J. K. Cunningham Thomas Waker Susan E. Weirs Onsland Creek

AODEY'S LADY'S RO K February Fashion Plates

A lovely fashion plate collection titled Queen Victoria portrait and the children of Edward the seventh. Also features latest fashion plates newly released at Mellor's Depot.

Aodey Qo Victoria Aleo Edward the Veuyres Reed Mellor

Steubenville Land Sale of Flour Mill Property in 1844

An alias order of sale from the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas directs at the courthouse door in Steubenville on March 4 1844, between 10 am and 4 pm, the sale of sixty acres and seventeen perches including a flour mill. The parcel lies in section seven township nine range 3, with detailed metes and bounds from Brice Hays to Amos Scott and Emanuel Mallernee to Amos Scott, conveyed in 1814. Sold by S D Winter as special master in chancery.

Thomas Wixcoxen Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Steubenville Brice Hays Amos Scott Emanuel Mallernee Section No Township No. 0 Range No Sami. D. Hunter Chancery Imecas Samuel D. Hunter Dee

Atilda Novel Finish Noted by Eugene Sue

A fragmentary note indicates Eugene Sue completed an un published or suppressed work titled Atilda and Paria. The text references an equal, then suggests completion by December 27, with no further details on publication or content.

Eugene Sue Atilda M of Paria Aequal Dee

Appointment of Executors for William Brickle Estate

Notice appoints executors for the estate of William Brickle of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must pay promptly.

William Brickle Steubenville County of Jefferson State of Ohio

Medicines and agents advertise cheap cure packages

An old advertisement touts drops and medicines claimed to cure dental and ear ailments within five to ten minutes when used as directed. It urges every family to buy a package despite a total cost of 112 dollars, listing numerous wholesale and retail suppliers across multiple cities. Additional items include a special LUSTRE product in multiple colors newly stocked at a cash store.

Wright M. M. Laughlin Steubenville S. W. Gilbert Dey St. N. York J. 8

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