Democracy Addresses Van Buren Strength and Availability
A sweeping address argues for Mr. Van Buren as the strongest and most available Democrat, citing his proven leadership, party loyalty, and ability to unite diverse factions. It denounces Whig tactics of 1840 and urges voters to back a candidate who embodies the party’s principles and public justice.
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van Duden
Wales
Jackson
Mr. van Buren
General Jackson
General Harrison
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Union
New York
van Buren
Whch
Hativerson
Pene
Hint
Congress
Orn
Oze
Bin
Amde
Dave
Evening Post
Plebeian
Truth Teller
Washington Globe
Richmond Enquirer
Pennsylvanian
Ohio Statesman
Albany Argus
Atlas
George Alexander
William H. Cornet
T. Jossin C. Hart
Clement Gurion
Richard van Giesen
Native Americanism and Wil l igger y Identified
Fragmentary 19th century political pamphlet text exposes the Native American party, called Nativeists, urging Whigs of New York to oppose naturalization, foreigners, and Catholic influence. It cites intimidation and calls for exclusionary policies as a rebuke to a ward‑level campaign in Philadelphia and New York.
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New York
New York City
Western Review
Erin
Bergen
American Anti-Slavery Society
Cassius M. Clay
Cassius
Senate and House Proceedings May 23 25 1820s Session
The Senate and House met in daily sessions with naval pension and treasury note legislation advancing. The Senate passed bills to amend pension laws and redeem stolen notes, while the House moved naval appropriation and post office bills through committees. May 24 brought no major actions. May 25 saw adjournment timing debates on tariffs, with finance committee actions, private bills advanced in the House.
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Senate
Treasury
House
Post Ofice
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
C. Johnson
Congress
Sevier
Committee On Finance
McDuffie
Atherton
Rives
Insurrection Plot Revealed From Havana Letter
A Havana letter to this city discloses a mulatto named Coqui exposing a planned insurrection involving both whites and blacks. It names leaders in Matanzas Havana Trinidad and others, with plans to seize arms, burn villages, poison whites, and march on Matanzas and Havana.
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Havana
Coqui
Turnbull
Ena Lane
Jamaica
Placide
Matanzas
Loyer Greys
Cebollos
Ceballos
Negro Pomaraya
la Roque
Artemiz2
Caninge
Soledad
Corral Falso
Cardinal
San Guarnia
New Providence
Democratic Ticket for 1844 American Union Convention
May 30 1844 the Democratic party announces its national and state ticket. Presidential candidate Martin Van Buren governs from the national convention while David Tod is named Governor. A broad slate lists joseph larwill dowty utter Clayton Webb james m dorsey r d forcsman and many others across Wayne Clermont Hamilton Darke Green and more with numerous counties represented. The document outlines senatorial and congressional selections with a lengthy roster of names and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larwill
Wayne
Dowty Utter
Clermont
Clayton Webb
Hamilton
James M. Dorsey
Darke
R. D. Forsman
Green
John Prylor
Cham?mae
Derid Hitwins
Down3
Gidert Beach
Wood
John D. White
Brown
Piomas Megrady
Ross
Valentine Or
Pickaway
James Parker
Licking
Greenville P. Cherry
Marion
George Coraiine
Seioa
Seutious C. Coce Y
Morgan
Cm. Lanning
Guernsey
Ter Jamieson
Harrison
Sebastian Brainard
Tuscarancas
Anes Forbes
Cerro
Neal McCoy
Wiryne
Milo Stone
Summit
Benjamin Adams
Lake
Stephen N. Sargent
Medina
Federalists pushed British policy through Bank and Tariff
A partisan editorial denounces the Federal party as upholding British policy and advancing a National Bank and protective tariff. It links these measures to English aristocracy and partial legislation, arguing they would concentrate wealth and oppress labor. The piece warns of feudal returns and cites Bank of England wealth and hunger in Britain as evidence.
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Federal
United States
Bank of England
Great Britain
British Empire
Europe
National Bank
England
America
Alexander Hamilton
Grand Vocal Entertainment in Steubenville Tonight
A notice announces Mr. R. Loomis the vocalist will perform with piano accompaniment in Steubenville this Thursday evening. Loyal readers are assured of a musical treat and Loomis is praised as an exceptional pianist with few equals. The piece notes Loomis’s appeal to those familiar with his work and invites new listeners.
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R. Loomis
Steubenville
Native American Bishop denounces New York nativity letter
Bishop Hughes of New York publishes a long letter to Mayor James Harper criticizing a Native American letter and urging reevaluation of racial and religious tensions. The missive occupies several columns and condemns the rise of nativist rhetoric while defending inclusive civic values.
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Bishop Hughes
New York
James Harper
City of
Emequerer
Fran & Young
H.ehep
Impeachment talk over Jack Tyler and Texas actions
An editorial fragment discusses impeachment of Jack Tyler for sending troops to Texas and guiding a West India squadron in the Gulf to deter Mexican moves. It labels his acts as warlike and un warranted and criticizes federal papers, mentioning Senator Tappan and the Texas treaty debate. The piece, from the Medina Watch Tower and others, reflects partisan tensions and Whig dissatisfaction.
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Jack Tyler
Congress
Bose
Texas
West India Squadron
Gulf
Mexico
Jack
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Newth
Teena
Cowmg Press
N. O.courier
Ile
the American Union
Martin van
Troklya
Foksowfering
Mikes We Wumdreus Lim
Messrs
Gallagher and
McFeely
Gallagher Leetch
McFeely Sutherland
Kell
S. Lahm
Clay Club
Feds
Mr. Chappell
Clay
Henry Clay
Georgia
Britannia
Boston
Fennes
Baeee
Wevat
Pittsburgh Post
Mir Ward
Tappan
Senate Cramaca
Sin. Lam
Ben. Tappan
Mr. Arciter
Benj. Tappan
E. M. Staxton, Esq
Harry Tabbill
Dan Webster
Baltimore
Medina Watch Tower
Hays
Rama Prata Yinaya
Chemung County
Sorweh
Chenango County
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