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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1839

Page

3

Federalists and Democrats Clash Over Tory Labeling

A critical tirade targets the Federalist stance and Jeffersonian allies, debating who is a Tory and who upholds democracy. The piece ridicules a churchman journalist, quotes John Taylor of Caroline, and critiques party loyalty, banking policy, and Monarchy fears while previewing forthcoming extracts from the Herald. It cites committees and local political figures, noting a Warren township vigilance group and conservative alignments amid shifting party loyalties.

the Herald Tappan John Taylor Caroline, &c Taylor Jefferson Virginia Arnold West Point Thomas Jefferson Republican Party National Bank Henry Clay The Herald

FragmentedOCR Identifies Readers Note

A damaged OCR line mentions names and places in a fragmentary way, with unclear context and missing verbs. The readable bits hint at a local item or notice but lack coherent details for a full summary.

Stoner Declares Honorary Title Violates U S Citizenship

Wa L Stoner, editor of the New York Commercial Advertiser, reportedly disfranchised under the 13th Amendment for accepting a portrait of Queen Victoria. The article cites the amendment’s clause banning citizens from accepting titles or emoluments from foreign powers, arguing it would remove his citizen status and eligibility for office.

Wa. L. Stoner New York Commercial Advertiser Victora United States

Van Buren Letter Declines Dinner Courtesy in 1839

Washington June 14 1839 Mr Van Buren declines a public dinner invitation from the Democratic General Committee of New York citing travel plans and a desire to avoid formality while maintaining cordial relations. The piece notes Republican fidelity, editorials, and a rumor about Ratlfe Boon. It also critiqued press factions and described railroad bank misgivings and a sensational local crime report in Pennsylvania.

van Buren Washington City Democratic Republican Committee of New York Washington Democratic General Committee T. M. van Buren

Exposé of canal corruption criticizes Ritner era in Pa

A report by a Pennsylvania House committee details alleged schemes tied to the canal board led by Thaddeus Stevens. It cites a Missionary Fund used to influence elections, inflated lettings on Wisconisco and North Branch canals, and abuses involving John Andrew Shultz, with sharp criticism of the Ritner administration and its financial practices.

House of Representatives Pennsylvania Board of Canal Commissioners Thaddeus Stevens Stevens Board of Commissioners Rivner State Treasury Lancaster Pa Wisconisco North West Branch Missionary Fund Bradly Rutherford Simon Sallade Wisconseo North Branch Farrandsville Ritner John Andrew Shultz Mn Wolf J. A. Shultz Shultz Joseph Ritner

Editor denies Herald dialogue and paper’s claim

The editor of the Herald repudiates the published dialogue saying no such conversation occurred and he was not the paper’s editor. He may have stated Federal Whigs and English Whigs share principles and aims, a claim the writer finds strange and suggests a special keeper for a neighbor.

England United States Merald The Herald

Democratic Independence Day Toasts at McKims Garden

The sixty third anniversary of American independence was celebrated by Democratic citizens with a garden repast and toasts. Topics honored included Washington Jefferson and Jackson, the Constitution, the Independent Treasury, the present administration, Buckeye Governor, and the last General Assembly.

The United States Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Treasury Thomas H. Benton Buckeye

Alleged Democrats oppose Bank and federal power

A partisan letter mocks opponents of the Bank and federal policy, accusing them of seeking to break constitutional barriers, fund favors, and entrench a political party. It laments debt increases and argues against expanding federal influence, urging preservation of democracy and public funds. It cites Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.

United States Bank U. S. States Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren National Treasury Swart Meithe Ernie Covn Ox Ditesit Pree

Jefferson and Democracy Birth Day Proclamations

A compilation of Democratic orations and praise pieces from Jefferson county, featuring E M Stanton and others. The notes honor Jefferson, bank reform, equal rights, and distant political figures such as Benjamin Tappan, Wm C McCauslen, and Martin Van Buren, with references to the 19th Congressional District.

Jefferson E. M. Stanton Union Benjamin Pappan John Sutherland Richard Hooker Democratic Party Jefferson County Thomas Means J. E. Weirs Benjamin Tappan Senate United States Treasury Bank of the United J. M. Rickey E. N. Dillon William Bailie U. States of America M.M. Crawford Alexander H. Taylor J. ©. McCleary Wm. C. McCauslen Benjamin McFarland M. L. Morris Pennsylvania Ohio George Alban John Wallace Wilson Shannon Buckeye John Smith Republic of the United States Wm. C. Rives J. G. Morris Martin van Buren

Whimsical Exchange Between Grimes and Reporter

The Cadiz Sentinel recounts a humorous incident in Steubenville where Professor Grimes examined Bob Wilson, editor of the Gazette, who compared his head to Daniel Webster's. Grimes retorted that if angels are made of monkeys, Wilson would be among the first order, prompting the young coxcomb to desist.

The United States George Washington Pune Professor Grimes Steubenville Bob Wilson Gazette Daniel Webster Order Bobby Cadiz

Market price roundup across cities in early July

Readable fragments list grain and product quotes from Wheeling New Orleans Cine inna th Baltimore and Philadelphia markets. Entries show flour wheat corn oats butter coffee bacon lard cheese and molasses with varied cents per unit and dates July 2 to July 5. Strong entities include cities Wheeling New Orleans Baltimore Philadelphia and items such as flour corn wheat bacon butter and oats.

Wheeling New Orleans Baltimore Philadelphia

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