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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1843

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Webster and Davis clash over nomination moves and apostasy

A Richmond Whig letter claims the Webster and Clay ticket was cooked up at a dinner by King of the New York American and notes a 50 percent rise in Davis stock. It brands Webster an apostate and accuses him of repentance only to join a party led by wicked politicians with the Boston Atlas as its organ. The writer invokes Lucifer to condemn the fall of a once revered figure.

Lardner Europe Russell Herschel Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pallas Ceres Vesta Juno Jupiter Saturn Sir William Herschel James Russet New England Columbus Ohio Planetarium Boston Bath New York Packet Alden Gifford George F J. Patten Thomas R. Patten Daily Advertiser Bell Montgomery Collins Congress John Davis Worcester Clique Richmond Whig Webster Clay King New York American Davis Boston Atlas Lucifer

Gratitude of Whiggery Blasts Father of Gen Brown

The piece attacks Gen Brown by exposing his venerable father’s debts, arguing federal editors target the elderly patriarch to ruin the Democratic candidate’s standing. It notes the father was vice president at the Jackson Whig convention and a longtime Whig ally of Gen Harrison. The author denounces the action as parricidal and inhuman.

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Central Committee claims three congressmen gains for coons

A group calling themselves a central committee asserts the coons have won three U S Congress seats as Democrats expected 15 and chose 12. They boast a legislative majority of eight on joint ballot, while the Ohio State Journal cites only two independent of three locofoco independents, five total. The remark ends by saying it takes much tinkering to fix leaky brass.

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