Democratic Meeting Deliberations in Carroll County
A large Carroll county gathering at Carrollton Court House adopts a preamble urging unity and organization for the upcoming ballots. Committee plans include a central Carroll county group and township vigilance teams to coordinate with Columbiana and Jefferson counties for the 1844 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol County
Carroll County
Court House
Carrollton
G. ¥. Hampson
J. Maffett
Hunter
John W. Russell
Peter Close
Samuel Baxter
Adam Jackman
Samuel Burwell
J. W. Morrison
John Hook
James Thompson
P. W. Hardesty
John K. Sutherland
A. W. Morrison
Wayne Township
Jefferson County
Francis Scott
M. M. Crawford
W. M. Blackburn
J. W. Carter
Joseph Means
Col
R. M Johnson
Meeting resolves actions and signatures for publication
The record lists members representing Orange Union East Washington Monroe and more with names like J. G. Sherred J. Forris and Samuel Huston. It adopts resolutions to sign proceedings by the chairman countersign by the secretaries and publish in the American Union Ohio Patriot and Ohio Statesman. The meeting adjourns sine die with signatures by J Hampson and J Moffett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCale
G. Arbuckle
Rossa
J. W. Russell
Spence
Thomas May
Lee
Jacob Druckmiller
William Whitley
N. Johnston
East
Danriel Gault
John Coulson
W. C. Near
Orange
J. G. Sherred
Daniel Zellers
James Forris
Sen. Union
Jonathan Kelly
Hiram Tope
Alex Long
Washington
Daniel Fisher
Jonas Figley
Samuel Huston
Perry
Samuel Williams
Thomas Sparks
Jas
Hendricks Harrison
Thomas McCully
Jno. Potter
Matson Ayres
Monroe
Peter Close
Robert Russell
Col. W. Brown
American Union
Ohio Patriot
Ohio Statesman
J. ¥. Hampson
Chin
J. Moffett
Wayne pledge supports May 1844 national convention
The gathering urged strong support for a Democratic Party slate, approving Gov Shannon’s course and moral integrity. It endorsed May 1844 as the suitable time for a national convention, urged delegates elected directly by the people, and lauded a speech urging harmonious action before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Shannon
American Union
Cadiz Sentinel
St. Clairsville Gazette
Ohio Statesman
Zanesville Aurora
Kentuckey Gazette
Robert Orresq
F. Scott
M. M. Crawford
W. M
J. W. Carter
Governor's Message Attacks Tariff Burdens and Rail Land Powers
The Governor of New Hampshire declares that the tariff imposes enormous burdens on the people and harms the poor for the benefit of the rich, while agrarianism would only redistribute the rich's property. He also argues railroads should be empowered to take land for their needs without full owner consent and notes liability for corporate debts.
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New Hampshire
M. F. Plebeian
General Washingtons Last Vote at Alexandria
A Charleston Courier correspondent recalls Washington voting in spring 1799 at a bustling Alexandria courthouse. Thousands filled the yard as he arrived with guards to steady the steps, then entered to vote for measures, not men, and departed amid cheers from the crowd.
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Washington
Charleston Courier
Alexandria
Court House
Fairfax County
Gadsby’s Tavern
Court House Yard
Neghboring
Gadsby
Geneal
Col. Beneale
Flag of the Union names Van Buren and Walker
The Mississippian hoists Martin Van Buren for president and Robert J. Walker for vice president. It asserts that Van Buren enjoys broad support among Mississippi Democrats and that the nomination would receive cordial sanction from a large majority of the state’s democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippian
Martin van Buren
Robert J. Walker
Mississippi
Jackson County Democrat backs Van Buren King for national ticket
The Jackson County Democrat nominates Martin Van Buren of New York for President and William R. King of Alabama for Vice President in its columns. It asserts these names are the most suitable national candidates and endorses them in this week’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Democrat
van Buren
King
United States
Martin van Buren
New York
William R. King
Alabama
Vermilion County Democrats Back Van Buren for 1844
A life meeting of Vermilion County Democrats unanimously adopted a resolution praising Martin Van Buren for his democracy principles and unwavering policy. They declare him their choice for the Presidency in 1844 while pledging to acquiesce in a national convention decision.
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Steubenville
Martin van Buren
United States
Jefferson
Col
R. M. Johnson
Kentucky
Jackson
Congress
Old England
Wayne Township
van Buren
Jefferson County
Ohio
Friends of
Johnson
Vermilion County
Democratic Party
Vermillion County
Unfair and Unjust Attitudes Toward National Convention
Kendall's Expositor compares Calhoun and Van Buren on a Democratic National Convention. Calhoun insists he seeks no office but will abide by a fair convention decision, while Van Buren pledges support for the majority's expressed wishes. The piece urges union, condemns parochial aims, and warns against division that could empower the Whigs.
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Calhoun
van Buren
Democratic Party
Mr. van Buren
McCalhoun
Great
Buchanan
Cass
Johnson
Tyler
Golds Coughs And Their Fatal Consequences Adverts
A period advertisement laments consumption deaths and promotes Dr Duncan's Expectorant Remedy to eradicate early symptoms. It warns buyers to beware fake medicines sold cheap at book stores, urging vigilance and procurement of the genuine remedy.
Mellor's Agency Listed May 25 124 Item
Graham's Magazine notice indicates a sale or listing at Mellor's Periodical Agency dated May 25 124, with distribution or availability details implied by the brief fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mellor's Periodical Agency
Soe
Peaches for sale under law by June 10 1843
Readable notice states high quality peaches offered for sale under law with date specified as June 10 1843. Names Syeetise and Jewnine appear as parties or vendors in the notice.
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice from Colombiana County
Partial OCR fragment mentions Maze as office and wholesale agent Prazer in Micwbenville. Date appears as June 10, 1863. Names Jotin Roberthon Wm Pitepatrio and a reference to Colombiana county. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a local business or agency notice from mid 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotin Roberthon
Pitepatrio’ Saateth
Colombiana County
Maze
Prazer
Micwbenville
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William Holmes
A. L. Littell
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Henry
Stidger
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Cincinnati
Andrew Jackson
G. A Hampeon
Elisha McGuire
Jas. Tolane
Benjamin Boyce
Robert K. George
Pots. Louden
Jes. Shepperd
David
Capt
J. Sanhee
Retiege
Sam'l Baxter
Hyde Marshal
Brown
P. W Hardesty
Thomas
Flag of the Union
Kendall
Expositor
Uniust
Mr. Calhoun
Indiana Committee
Graham's Magazine
Eve Shoemaker
Roman Dury
Admin
Frazer's
Heman Cortes
Mexico
England
Armenia
Kurdistan
Persia
Mesopotamia
Frazer & Bent
Abner L. Frazer
H. Ust
Stanton
Supreme Court of Ohio
A. L. Frazer
Cts
Wilson
D. W. Stier
Bree
Philadelphia
Vorte
Harlich
Joan Roseartsey
Columbiana County
Wright
North African College Or Health
N.Y
N. American College of Health
Jamaica
Wm Wright
Black
Rich
D Dennis
Greenwich St
N Y
North American College of Health
Sam
Chs. M. Tate
Hammersly St
York
Richard Dennis
Indian Vegetable Press
Henry A Foote
Warwarsing
N. York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich
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