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Congress Dr Jas Robinson of Columba Senate Robert George of Jeff co Representatives Dr John Ramsey Jefferson co John Palmer and John Hunter Carroll Sheriff Johnston Orr Cross Creek Coroner William Reed Salem Commissioner William Boyd Wayne
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Congress
William C. McCauslen
Senate
Y. Hampson
James Shane
Is Creek
William Carr
Wayne
James ‘Tolan
Carroll Co
Samuel D. Hunter
Justin G. Morris
Robert Orr
Robert Brooker
Johnston Mooney
William Cassil
William Roberts
Jas. Robinson
Columba
Robert George
Jeff
John Ramsey
Jefferson Co
John Palmer
John Hunter
Carroll
Johnston Orr
Cross Creek
William Reed
Salem
William Boyd
Let Democrats of Columbiana Stir For McCauslen Victory
The New Lisbon Patriot urges Democrats in Carroll and Jefferson to rally and not fall short in duty, warning Columbiana Democrats to rise for McCauslen and stressing Jefferson's expected strong support to uphold the cause.
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New
Samuel D Hunter for Sheriff Faces Whig Attacks
In a partisan notice the Democrats defend Samuel D Hunter as an excellent officer and citizen. The piece warns Democrats and others against sly insinuations or open attacks by Whigs, urging Jefferson County voters to support him this fall.
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Hunter
Jefferson County
Rallying Democrats in Cuyahoga County
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a party rally line urging continued effort in difficult times, stressing perseverance in a difficult minority and urging action during favorable moments.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga
Van Buren Favored by Ashtabula Democrats at Jefferson Meeting
A Democratic meeting in Jefferson on the 11th inst resolved that among many potential presidential candidates the Democrats of Ashtabula county favor Martin Van Buren of Kinderhook.
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Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
Democrats of Jefferson Rally for Liberty and Equal Rights
A pre election exhortation urges citizens to choose between democratic and aristocratic governance. It condemns charter favors to bankers and wealthy manufacturers and emphasizes liberty, equal rights, and active voter engagement ahead of the upcoming vote. It calls neighbors to discuss issues, spread factual documents, and participate.
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Congress
Bank charter debate stirs Jefferson county voters
The Jefferson County community debates renewing the F. and M. Bank of Steubenville and Bank of Mt. Pleasant charter. Critics argue the current system keeps funds idle, raises taxes, and shields bankers from debts while workers shoulder the burden. They demand bankers be held liable for losses and urge taxpayers to scrutinize surplus fund handling before any new charter.
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Phen
Democrats
F. & M. Bank of
Steubenville
Bank of
Mt. Pleasant
F. & M. Bank
Bank of Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
F.& Mechanice Bank
Jefferson County
F.& M. Bank
Jefferson Co
Proclaim the important questions at issue and act
The text urges active civic engagement to defend democracy. It emphasizes proclaiming the key questions, warning of calamity if democracy fails, and calls for organization and eternal vigilance to preserve liberty. It underscores public duty, sincerity, and citizen participation.
Whig promises and bank reform criticized in 1840 discourse
The speaker denounces Whig pledges from 1840 as unredeemed and warns that new promises for paper money banks would ruin the country. He argues prosperity disproves ruin claims and says trust in safer banks only after former promises are fulfilled and the current banking system is abandoned.
Political 1850s banking debate and national convention notes
The item cites voters choosing between Whigs and Democrats over banking policy and F and M Bank perceptions, notes a New York repeal meeting with Robert Tyler as president, and mentions St Louis monument plans for Fulton. It also reports bond prices, a Worcester Massachusetts Democratic state convention, a Van Buren interest, a Van Buren meeting call in New York, and heirs of Stephen Gerard hiring Webster Adams and Clay to sue Philadelphia.
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New York City
Robert Tyler Eaqr
St. Louis
Fulton
Worcester
Mase
Massachusetts
van Buren
Plebian
Stephen Gerard
Daniel Webster
John Q. Adams
Henry Clay
Philadelphia
New York
N. B
G. & A. Scott
Arrival of the Caledonia brings London Paris news to Boston
The Caledonia docks in Boston with London and Liverpool dates through Sept 3. The British parliament is prorogued. Queen Victoria and Louis Philippe meet in France for the first time in three centuries. Ireland’s union, OConnell’s agitation, and teetotal pledges dominate discussions amid improving English industry. A plan to restore Irish parliament is reported.
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Caledonia
Boston
London
Liverpool
Havre
Ireland
Legislative Union
Wollen Iron &c
England
Matthew
Victoria
France
Louis Philippe
O'Connell
Cincinnati
Wellsville Sabbath Attendance Noted by Col McCausien
The Herald reports Col William C. McCausien spent the Sabbath in Wellsville attending Rev Magill's church services both day and night and did not depart for N Lisbon until Monday morning amid discussions criticizing slavery mitigation efforts and state stain claims.
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Herald
William C. McCausien
Wellsville
Magill
N. Lisbon
Town Council Responds To Allegation Of Improper Contract
A town councilman defends the body against claims that seventy five dollars paid to Judge Leavitt for revising the town ordinance was improper. He notes the contract was made by a prior council and urges readers to verify facts before publishing accusations.
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Messrs Eprtors
Leavitt
Polls urged to back McCouslen on October election
A partisan letter urges voters to support the democratic ticket led by William C. McCouslen and oppose establishment of an institution. The author claims voters express their stance by voting and warns of lasting consequences for posterity.
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Leonard Hanna
Willian C. McCouslen
Local Weddings Share Joy With Town
On Thursday last Rev H G Domingo united James Turn Bull and Margaret Jane McDevitt of this place in marriage. The couple celebrated with Boyer’s best and best wishes for eternal joy. Earlier, on the 24th, Rev Mr Brown joined John W Smith and Charlotte Sherly of this place in matrimony.
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H. G. Domingo
James Turnbull
Margaret Jane McDevitt
Boyer
Mr. Brown
John W. Smith
Charlotte Sherly
Commodity Price List From Local Market Ledger
A fragmented price table lists staples and commodities with unit prices. Flour and Wheat show bids around 3 7 5 2 4 0 0 per barrel, Corn and Corn meal at 20 to 25 cents per unit, Potatoes 40 cents, Oats 14 to 16 cents, Apples 25 cents, Salt per barrel, Hay per ton five dollars, Beef and Pork prices per pound, Lard eggs honey and butter listed with varying cents. The OCR reads multiple entries with inconsistent punctuation and some missing values.
SOUND DEMOCRACY IN OHIO IN BANKING DEBATE
The Dover Gazette praises Ohio Democrats for backing banking reform and personal liability for bankers. It notes conventions supporting “true fire of the flint” and opposes wholesale bank corruption. New Hampshire is highlighted for adopting personal liability in其 policies and laws.
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Buckeye
Flint
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
New Hampshire
ANSWER AT THE POLLS Is a National Bank a scheme to live without labor
Freemen of the 17th Congressional district question the National Bank as a tool of a few to command paper money, set prices, and concentrate wealth. The letter urges voters to consider whether such a system mirrors European monarchies and aristocracies and to decide in favor or against a vast moneyed machine.
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National Bank
Europe
17Th Congressional District
Shore
Naid
Supreme Court
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Alexander Morrison
Hallock
Wilson
England
Court of Common Pleas
Morrison
Tme
Danger
Joan K. Sutherland
Base Calumny Gentlemanly Refuted
A terse item notes that baseless gossip has been rebutted in a local exchange. The report emphasizes measured conduct and decorum while denying accusations aimed at a public figure. No further context or names are provided in the readable text.
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