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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1838

Page

3

Slestlilville Democratic Meeting in Jefferson County

A Democratic meeting in Jefferson county was held at Wm. B. Kerlin’s in Leetubenville. John Sutherland of Crosscreek was chosen chair with Thos. Johnston as secretary. Resolutions urged delaying a Congressional convention, backed Henry Swearingen as a candidate, and urged township vigilance committees to continue. Proceedings to be published in American Union and Cadiz Sentinel.

Jefferson County Wm. B. Kerlin Lteubenville John Sutherland Esq Crosscreek Township Thos. Johnston J. K. Sutherland Daniel Kilgore Wm. C. McCauslen 19Th Henry Swearingen Esq American Union Cadiz Sentinel

Winter Goods and Local Notices From Steubenville

Merchants display winter stock purchased in the East inviting customers to visit stores. The piece urges advertising to gain buyers, notes Union reach to 800 local families, and mentions a Saturday meeting to discuss funding a schoolhouse. Also discusses Statesman subscriptions and election results with commentary on Bates versus Hollister.

Steubenville

Nine Cheers for the Jersey Blues in New Jersey election

The Jersey Emporium boasts decisive Democratic victories in Congress with five Democrats and one Whig elected. Names listed include Philemon Dickerson Peter D. Vroom Daniel B Ryall William R Cooper Joseph Kille and John F Randolph. Legislature shifts from Federalists to Democrats by gains in council and Assembly.

Huzza Jersey Blues Trenton N. J Jersey New Jersey Washington Philemon Dickerson Passaic Peter D. Vroom Somerset Daniel B. Ryall Monmouth William R. Cooper Gloucester Joseph Kille Salem John F. Randolph

Two Joes Depart in Hand In Hand Political Satire

A Whig poem condemns the two Joes for issuing shinplasters to oppress the poor and enrich the rich. It notes the people vetoed them, and now the governor's chair will be filled by honest men elected by large majorities.

Little man in specs and the Ohio Whigs in flux

An old Congress member visiting Steubenville praises Bond and Biddle, predicts Whig victory in Ohio, but both the Judge and the little man fail to secure votes. The piece notes quarrels among Hoco Poco papers over Harrison and pathy, calling it a family affair and predicting uncertainty.

Axecpore Specs Congress Cincinnati Steubenville Hamilton County Jefferson Bond Biddle Ohio Columbus Harrison Pathy

Jubilee in Wellsburg and political notes from Virginia

The Democrats of old Democratic Brooke County Virginia held a Jubilee in Wellsburg on Monday, firing a hundred rounds to honor recent victories in Maine Illinois Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio. A new Constitution in Pennsylvania was adopted by about a thousand votes, reducing gubernatorial appointment power, while some oppose it. The piece also notes suspected unused Major Cook deposits, a preacher in Cincinnati, and Proclamations from Secretary Burrows about Porter’s election.

Brooke County Wellsburgh Maine Ilinois Missouri Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Old Dominion Cook

Hesperian and Lady's Book in Western Press Praise

The Hesperian is praised for its western roots and varied content though not flawless, with remarks on contributors, themes, and the aim to foster taste in the Mississippi valley. The Lady's Book October issue is lauded for engaging articles by popular writers, with subscribers and borrowers in Steubenville noted, plus a sketch from its October number. John Teesdale now leads the People's Advocate in McConnellsville, and exchanges with local papers are mentioned.

Teeeke John D. Nichols West Snarleyow Basil Hall Madam Trollope Lady Blessington Circle Westminster Review Blackwood Jonathan United States John Teesdale Wheeling Gazette People’s Advocate McConnellsville Muskingum Valley John

New York Leads Off in Party Contest Ahead of Governor Race

New York leads off Monday with Marcy as Democratic candidate for Governor and Seward as federal candidate. The Herald editor blames past expectations on Shannon’s election and suggests Democrats did not push him. The Loco Foco Convention at Columbus nominated Wilson Shannon for Governor. Westmoreland County Democrats praised the Lawrence flagship for a large majority. In Congress New York nominates Camberleng Moore M’Keon Varian. Goode’s third district margin over Sawyer noted as 150 votes versus 1262 in 1836.

New York Marcy Seward The Herald Shannon Feds Loco Focco Columbus Wilson Shannon St. Clairsville Hilson Wilsons Cain City of Democratic Party C. C. Cambreleng Eli Moore John M’keon Isaac L. Varian Congress Goode Sawyer

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