The Jackson Clay Race of 1832 Campaign Overview
The piece surveys the 1832 presidential race between Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay, detailing party dynamics, the Bank of the United States controversy, and the rival factions. It notes Jackson’s clashes with the bank, Van Buren’s role, the two thirds rule, and the emergence of the Whigs with Wirt, Clay, and others, amid sectional tensions and journalistic battles.
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Martin van Buren
van Buren
Wiliam Wirt
United States
Monroes
Amie Ellmaker
Pennsylvania
Henry Chis
Kentucky
John Segeant
Jackson
van’ Haren
South Carolina
Joan Floyd
Virginia
Henry Lee
Massachusetts
John C. Cale Foun
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Sabluet
Washington
Mr. Eaton
The Latest Styles in Famous Man Hat Season
ad copy describes new fabrics and clothes highlighting Seated madras cloths and best shirts. claims Manhattan shirt is best known, better made, and offered in handsome assortments. promotes Hen us as top choice for choicest designs.
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Manhattan
All Kinds of Fancy Baskets in Butte Sale Notice
Advertises a large, varied line of baskets from a leading importer in Butte. Claims a sale with a wide selection and new items, noting bulk quantities, prices, and availability beyond the regular market. Mentions unspecified "Iron R400 red yah" as part of the listing.
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Butte
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Black Silk Waists Captivating Sale At Six Dollars
Women’s black silk waists in taffeta with box plaits tucked yokes and French knots. Sizes 34 to 44, long and short sleeves, priced at 6.00 each with additional styles on the second floor display. Some models feature soutache braid and wide shoulder plaits.
Black Silk Waists and Pean De Soie Fashions
Women’s waists described in colored silk taffeta and black taf feta with fine tucks, box plaits, and hemstitching. Styles include front box plaits, long sleeves with turn-back cuffs, and net yoke options. Sizes range from 3H to 44 inches and H to H inches.
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Directoire
Jacksons early era recalls campaign and postal aid
A fragmentary Nashville Republican reminiscence describes Andrew Jackson departing Nashville for Washington in September, the use of mail highlights, and early election electors schemes. The piece notes debates over printing laws, press control, and public versus private printers, with mention of the bank veto and Jackson's plurality in the national vote. It also references a hearing related to the Standard Oil matter adjourned to Thursday.
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United Government Action Meansatve
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