Brooklyn Whigs Keep City Power as Locos Gain in Albany
In Brooklyn the Whigs lead the Council by about 1000 with ten aldermen and nine assistants in the Whig majority. In Albany John Taylor, Whig candidate for mayor, wins by 185. The Common Council remains split with 12 Whigs and Loco members.
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Brooklyn
Allamy
York
Jackson
Polk
Silas Wright
N. York
Havemeyer
Loco
Locos
John Taylor
Bank resumes business amid citizen confidence in sound condition
The Cumberland Mountaineer reports the bank has resumed operations on a Monday, meeting every demand. It notes that most local citizens believe the bank is in sound, prosperous condition despite a recent temporary suspension.
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Cumberland Mountaineer
Darke County Democratic Core Reasserts Loyalty
In a Statesman Letter the writer recalls Darke County’s historical Democratic strength from Gen. Jackson’s era. The piece argues the party remains loyal despite 1840 distress and warns that next fall will prove Darke County is democratic to the core.
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Statesman
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Earthquake Felt in Circleville and Surrounding Areas
The Circleville Herald reports a slight earthquake shock felt Thursday night between eight and nine o clock. It caused minor shaking in Circleville while stronger in areas east and southeast. Eyewitnesses say the tremor lasted about two minutes near Pickaway township and was intense enough to slam a door nearby. The event likely originated east and was not reported west of the Scioto.
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Elies Benton
Pick- Away
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Amsanee
Scioto
Newark Gazette
Licking County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Disappearance of Proviso Debate Splits in Democratic Ranks
A political column notes fading Proviso agitation among Democrats ahead of a national convention. The piece contrasts Ritchie and Bourbon alignment with a New York Legislature caucus pledging Wilmot Proviso support, suggesting instability and potential shocks at the ballot box.
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Ritchie
Washington
Louis Phillippe
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N. York
Wilmot
Deaths, trials and incidents from distant towns
Gleanings from the Mails report a Charlestown killing by Harry Davis over Asbury Vanover with a coroner’s verdict of justifiable homicide. Other items note pardons, military moves, a fatal street clash in Jasper, a well accident in Lebanon, a police shooting in Nauvoo, a murder venue change, rumored furnace suspension, a German sailor’s drowning, a shipwreck near the Isle of Oleron, volunteers leaving St. Louis for New Mexico, arsenic poisoning of two Chicago children, a house fire in Morgan County Illinois, and several St. Louis deaths last week.
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