Democratic Meeting in Jefferson County Held at Kerlin Hotel
A Democratic citizens meeting in Jefferson County is scheduled at the Kerlin Hotel on Saturday at an unspecified hour, with the central committee ordering the event. The notice is dated Tuesday afternoon October 23 1935.
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Jefferson County
Wm. B. Kerlin
Central Committee
R Marsh
Steubenville
Political fortunes and election chatter across states
Pennsylvania reports an 8500 vote majority while Congress and state bodies shift toward federalists. Local papers note speak of races for Governor and Congress vacancies, with allegations of illegal voting, ballot box issues, and party realignments. Figures cite Kilgore vacancy, Curt is Bates return, and Dohrman for Congress amid a Buckeye/Whig and loco foco backdrop.
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Pennsylvania
Rivner Party
Adams County
Thaddeus Stevens
Gettysburgh
David R. Porter
Ritner
Stevens
1838 Ohio and Maryland election summary
A densely packed report lists election results by district with candidates and party labels, noting gains for Democratic and Federal tickets across counties like Greene, Harrison, Jefferson, Licking, and Montgomery, plus Maryland governor and congressional returns. It cites totals of 88 Democrats and 31 Federal winners, and includes a 1836 presidential context and a letter from Trenton dated October 16 1838.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Joseph Vance
Congress
Steubenville
Thomas Carrel
Jefferson County
State Senate results show party split across districts
Butler Preble John Saylor Coshocton Knox Holmes James Matthews Delaware Marion gain Fairfield Hocking Samuel Spangler Fayette Madison Greene Aaron Harlan Hamilton Geo W Holmes Harrison Tuscarawas John Brady Huron Eric Josiah Tracy Licking Richard Stradden Miami Dark Mercer William I Thomas H Shidler gain Medina Lorain Heman Birch Portage Gregory Powers Black Jacob Hostetter Sandusky Seneca William B Craig Hill Trumbull David Tod Warren George J Smith Mayne Jacob Lehrig Lucas Pood Curtis Bates thirteen Democrats elected six feds
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Greene
Joseph Kyle
Hamilton
James J. Faran
Jorsel Brown
Highland
Clinton
Thomas Patterson
Harrison
Joseph Rea
Holmes
James Hoagland
Huron & Erie
John G. Camp
W. Branch
Jefferson
Samuel McNary
Knox
James Elliott
Lawrence, Gallia
Licking
George H. Flood
I. Smucker
Logan
Anthony Casad
Lorain
Wm. Andrews
Marion, Crawford, &c
Stephen Fowler
John Campbell
Miami
Darke
Mercer
John Briggs
Justin Hamilton
Monroe
Peter Witten
Montgomery
Edwin P. Smith
Peter P. Lowe
Gain
Muskingum
David Chambers
C. B. Goddard
Morgan
John E. Hanna
Dem
Perry
William Trevitt
Pickaway
Thomas J. Winship
Portage
Geo. Kirkum
Elisha Garrett
Preble
G. D. Hendricks
Fed
Ross
Wayne
William Peppard
Ohio
Shan- Vance
Bald- Vance
Non
Win
Adams
Allen
Athens
Ashtabula
Butler
Belmont, Brown
Carroll
Clermont
Columbiana
Cosheeton
Champaign
Clark
Crawford
Cuyahoga
Delaware
Dark
Erie
Franklin
Fairfield
Fayette
Gallia
Geauga
Guernsey
Henry
Hardin
Huron
Tamiltwan
Trancock
Hocking
Jackson
Lucas
Lawrence
Marion
Meigs
Medina
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Calvert
Cecil
I Scioto
Charles
Shelby
Dorchester
Stark
Frederick
Sandusky
Harford
Seneca
Kent
Worcester
Petal
State Senate
Butler & Preble
John Saylor
Coshocton
Knox,& Holmes
James Matthews
Benjamin F. Allen
Samuel Spangler
Madison & Greene
Aaron Harlan
Geo
W. Holmes
Harrison & Tuscarawas
John Brady
Eric
Josiah Tracy
Richard Stradden
Miama
William I. Thomas
H. Shidler
Heman Birch
Gregory Powers
Blark
Jaecob Hostetter
Sandusky & Senaca
Wm. B. Craighill
Trumbull
David Tod
Warren
George J. Smith
Mayne
Jacob Lehrig
Lucas, Pood
House of Representatives results by district in Ohio
A fragmented list shows party results across Ohio districts with several gains by Democrats. Names include Skinner Blair Leedom Patterson Andrews Kilhearn Brough Creighton Ford Axtell and others, with parties noted as dem fed or gop and some districts labeled gain for a party.
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House OF Representatives
Allen
Hardin, Shelby
R J Skinner
Ashtabula
Erastus Chester
O. H. Fitch
Butler
Wm. B. van Hook
R. B. Millikin
Belmont
Henry West
Brown, Adams
Sciotom
John H. Blair
Joseph Leedom
Carroll
James Forbes
Champaign
M. B. Corwin
Coshocton
Joseph Burns
Clermont
Thomas J. Buchanan
Columbiana
Jacob Roller
Geo. Smith
John M. Jenkins
Leverett Johnson
W. B. Lloyd
Clark
Alex. Waddle
Delawares
A. H. Patterson
Gain. Franklin
John W. Andrews
James Kilhearn
Fairfield and Hocking
John Brough
Dem
Favevie
Madison
Creighton
Fed
Geouga
Sesbury Ford
Silas Axtell
Geormecy
Caloat Ps
Martia
Dom
Whig State Address Sparks Capitol Debate
The Rochester Daily notes the present suspension of hostilities as merely temporary, critiquing the calm impudence and pious professions of Henry Clay. It argues only a political Whig could claim Adaine nistration is hostile to the people, recalling darker historical days.
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Henry Clay
Penple
Rochester
Barbers in Pillsburg Consider Higher Shave Fee
Pillsburg barbers plan a meeting to discuss raising the price of shaving the Riberis. They deem a picayune payment for a long face inadequate compensation and weigh the propriety of the increase.
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Pillsburg
Picayune
Federalists Contempt for Farmers and Rural Voters
The Globe rebukes Federalists for sneering at farmers and interior yeomanry, arguing republican strength rests with rural voters. It notes repeated insults across generations and cites recent political demonstrations in Maine, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, South Carolina, and Georgia as evidence of broad support for Administration measures. The piece urges voters to decide on national questions with sober judgment free from panic and manipulation.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Maine
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
South Carolina
Georgia
Sub-Treasury
Congress
Balt
Alexandria Lottery Draw Announces Grand 1838 Prize
The 100000 dollars lottery promises the largest United States prize. Alexandria Lottery Class A authorized by Congress, drawing in Alexandria, D C on Saturday November 17 1838. D S Gregory and Co managers advertise prize payments guaranteed at numbers 80 60 50 40 20.
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Alexandria
Congress
D. C
D.S. Gregory , Co. Managers
Cracimmat
Benly
Schuyler
New York
John Moore
Alvo
Anthony Dey
Schuyler's
Schuuyler
Cincinnati
New Orleans
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