The Ingham Homecoming and Treason of 1829 Bulwarks
A detailed report recounts the Bucks County welcome for Mr. Ingham after his resignation from national duty. The narrative covers public cheers, a formal address, and his measured explanations of cabinet dissolution, fiscal policy, and the coming debt crisis, with reflections on political rivalry and the dangers of office removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BheeE
INGHAM
Bucks county
Julia Pach esq
John Fox
Philadelphia
Sorrel Horse Tavern
Montgomery county
Bucks
Bear Tavern
W.T. Rogers
Col
John Davis
Geo. Merrick
Jos. Archambault
Mr. Ingham
Pugh
Gowen
Samuel Smith
Francis Baird
Bear ‘Tavern
judge Fox
Jackson
John Pugh
Baird
Henry Chapman
Bear’Tavern
John Rackman
Wm. Purdy
Samuel Kinsey
Jesse Johnson
Joseph D. Murray
Joseph Scarborough
Wm. M.Henry
Lewis S. Coryell
John Hart
W. F. Swift
Wm. Smith
Andrew Heller
Samuel Daniel
W. OT. Rogers
Jonathan Delaney
Joseph P. Wilkinson
Joseph Morrison
Moses Armstrong
C. Blackfan
Joseph Archambault
Michael Dech
Daniel Y. Harman
Wm. Carr
Joseph Dunn
Charles E. Du Bois
Charles H. Mathews
Wm. H. Powell
M. H. Snyder
Isaac W. James
Philip Trumoner
union
treasury department
absor
Washington
Tam
myelf
Me dagham
Fox rose
Eaton
Randolphy
war department
Randolph
Vankleck
N. Powson
Mr. Eaton
major Lewis
register
Rando h
Overton
judge Overton
Tennessee
Raton
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OGDEN NILES
Patrick streets
HERALD
FREDERICK TOWN
Communications
coun
lune
Randlolph
Baltimore
treasury
resister
T. L. Smith
Eatons
W. B. Lewis
2d ande
Mr. Campbell
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