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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1844

Page

3

Great Democratic Meeting Draws 3000 to 4000 Voters

A large Democratic gathering with 3000 to 4000 attendees from nearby counties gathered under bright skies. Speakers Tod and John Brough addressed the crowd, praising democracy and tariff policies, with hearty approval from the audience as the event ended.

Virginia Vide Herald Committee of 75 Tod, Brough Disney Yod Tod John Brough Mr. B

Democratic meeting and speeches fuel gubernatorial bid

The gathering opened with Edwin M. Stanton presiding as B Taplan took the chair. Delegates from dozens of counties listened as David fod, the Democratic nominee, spoke about two hours and a quarter, followed by John Brough for three hours. The meeting included debate on distribution policy, arguing it would widen the gap between rich and poor, and concluded with notice of the death of U. S. Senator William S. Fulton in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Edwin M. Stanton B. Taplan Geo. W. McCook Rebt. Orr James Mclkenney Steubenville Samuel McNairy Wayne J. J. Ball Knox Andrew Ekey Cross Creek War Chambers Mt. Pleasant J. ©. McCleary Warren John Irwin Smaithfield John Brough Benj. Tappan Pres’t Federal Party Ohio Henry Clay

Louisiana Convention Faces Seat Refusal and Backlash

New Orleans papers report likely rejection of the entire City delegation by voters and a referral back to the people. A whig printer’s election sparks federal claims of majority while Democrats are accused of charitable manipulation. The printer allegedly secured thousands in pre sitting expenses and a self promised low-cost print. Why federal candidates and secretary posts were not pursued remains questioned.

Louisiana New Orleans Feds

Owsley Leads As Governor With Narrow Majority

Owsley receives 60,970 votes to 48,789 for Laver and 55,056 for Batter, totaling a majority of 4,624. Final tally shows Owsley ahead by a slim margin in the governor race.

Owsley Laver

Meeting of orators planned for Wheeling in September 1844

Notice from the arrangements committee of a meeting to be held in Wheeling on September 12, 1844 with Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio as participants. Large bills and full arrangements plus names of expected orators to be published as soon as possible by order of the committee, dated August 29.

Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Wheeling Allegheny County Pittsburgh G. M. Dallas Cass Non. Jas. Buchanan Win. Wilkins D. R. Porter Wim. Allen O. Silas Wright N. Y W. QO. Butler Thomas H. Benton Jas, Wilson Pres T. Steubenville United States Thomas W. Bartley Columbus United States of America Samuel Galloway

Wholesale Grain and Provisions Prices in Market

Kept by D McGowan Co Third Street in the evening sale list items include apples at 50 to 56 cents per bushel, corn 30 to 33, potatoes 24 to 37, flour 3 2 6 to 3 75 per barrel, and wheat 60 to 65 cents per bushel. Also listed are beef 31 to 35 cents, pork cuts 12 to 15 cents, eggs 54 to 66 cents per dozen, butter 9 to 10 cents per pound, and sugar priced 7 to 12 1/2 cents per pound.

N. York Pittsburgh New Castle Cincinnati Canal New Richmond Ohio Canal Waiskry River New Orleans West Indies Ohio Missouri Bere Havana

Fragments of Coins and Merchandise Advertisements

A mixed page lists gold and silver coin denominations and values, followed by sales notes for dried peaches from Reed Peaches and window glass, plus clothing goods and textiles from Sterling and Jenkins and D. McGowan & Co. Limited details include various foreign coins, local wares, and fabric stock offered for cash.

Sterling & Jenkins D. Mgowan & Co

Wall Street Excitement and Gold Supply Debate

The New York Herald notes sharp stock exchange activity with premiums up to 10 percent for good bills as import demand boosts bullion flows to Europe. Reports describe abundant gold in world markets, Sub Treasury safeguards, and the belief that ample currency supports stable exchanges despite heavy commerce and banker speculation.

New York Herald Wall Street Europe New York New Orleans England London France United States Sub- Treasury Courier and Enquirer Sub-Treasury Courier N. Orleans Treasury Congress

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