The New York Whigs Declaration on National Policy
The New York Whigs unite behind an economic program with strict accountability and naval improvements. They oppose involuntary servitude laws except punishment for crime and affirm state sovereignty over municipal rules. They pledge obedience to constitutional majorities and seek a united front for the presidential contest with Jack in the lead.
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New York
U. States
United States
Congress
Confederacy
Buchs
Henner
York
Jacky
Local political clash and party loyalties in Amherst
The text reports resignations and a field campaign for the Legislature, noting a Tugitive Slave Law stance by Governor Woods supporters. It details the Locofoco convention ticket, reactions to Wood, Townshend, and Webster, and critiques a hostile Argus article while highlighting evolving party loyalties and public debate over the Fugitive Slave Law.
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B.tonenrson Esq
Amherst
Hia
Thompson
Whiton
Axtell
Eng
Wood
Tveoster
Townshend
Casa Democracy
P Kind Srader
Reuben Wood
Iweanys
Bint
Liaw
Guek
Sives
Yuniel Webster
Orial
Gail
Argus
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Lorain
the Argus
Wool
Gov. Wool
Samuel Medary
Superior Court of
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National Tribunal
Myron
Free States
Trwrrovistas I Nentevn
Democratic resolutions reaffirm old lines and Cass nomination
The Lovofecos convention adopted resolutions praising the new constitution and Democratic principles. It endorses state debt provisions, limited government powers, and the Cass nomination for president, while denouncing the Whig administration and urging support for Democratic tickets. A banner scene criticizes Slavery and praises Leonard Laternity.
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Aloels
ISIS
Rinidrud
Ohio
Union
Patyut
Otaedtamon Cauntry
Lewis Cass
Mieligin
United Blate
Cass
Townshend
White Rose Memory and Cuban Insurrection in Avon dispatch
The column blends a poetic reminiscence of a white rose placed on a dying girl’s pillow with late 19th century political chatter. It cites Wood era debates, the Avon town democracy, and gubernatorial prospects, noting insurrectionist Cuba and local editorials. A Rochester figure visits Cincinnati, while party loyalty and newspaper rivalries are lampooned in a fragmentary, period voice.
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D. W. Larmer
Thinkiings
A Constitutional Debate and Political Maneuvering
In a fragmentary dialogue set around a party convention, leaders discuss strategy for selecting a county representative under the new Constitution, the fate of the Whigs, and how to handle factions. They weigh nominating locals for office, avoiding public quarrels, and responding to a Noble county representation question amid shifting political alignments. The scene blends personal musings with legal questions about eligibility under the forthcoming constitutional framework.
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Lorin County
Goat House
Elyria
We. F. Lock Wook
Geo. G. Washburn
Wil, Jones
Alexander Steel
Nelos Phelon
Lora Co
Whig Central Committee
Cumiar
Bprton
Townshend
Free
Noble
Conlese
Commencement and political notices from Ashtabula region
The notice details commencement exercises at Cleverhind University on August 18 with addresses by President Manan and trustee meetings at Meeksinie's Block. Gov Worl praises local reserve supporters urging turnout on October elections. Indiana and Kentucky election tidbits report district results and party shifts ahead of state legislative canvass.
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Horshern Ohi
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