FREEMAN AMD MESSEMGER DEMOCRATIC NOMS FOR PRESIDENT
Freeman and Messenger report the Democratic nominations for president William H Harrison and vice president John Tyler. The piece lambasts the opposing party’s attacks, defends Harrison’s leadership, and notes international and domestic matters including a hurricane in India and canal funding in Ohio. It also covers a Washington fire, a new Buffalo Whig paper, Florida troops, a fatal accident, a controversial divorce, a murder, and British India China war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
England
South America
Bailey
Liverpool
India
China
Portsmouth
Woolwich
Chatham
Plymouth
Royal Dockyard
America
New York
Election rhetoric and health journal promotion mix noted
A political column argues Gen Harrison is the People's candidate with gains in multiple states and mocks Tory press deceptions. It announces Journal of Health a Boston periodical offering physiological guidance to improve health and warns readers to adopt a temperate life. The piece ends with spring optimism and notes potential good harvests for corn bread regardless of election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. H. Harrison
Harrison
Tory
Gen
Putnam
Allen
Washington
Jackson
Loco Face
Grimalkin
Loco Foco
Buffalo Republican
North Bend
van Buren
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Journal of Health
Boston
Mass
New World
Lutcreys
Peter
Paak Cassimin
Qon Saurday
New Yorks
England
Neton
Cinal
Britain
the Monthly
the Chronele
The
New Monthly
Gentleman's
Blackwool
the United Service
Thati
Tats
University
Fentley
Court Journal
He Court Gazette
la Belle Assemblee
Era
Satiist
Age
Dicken
Bulwer
Knowles
Moore
Menacopians
Tata
Sim
Western Hemisphere
Qld
J. Winchester
Ann Street
New York
Governor appoints officers for infantry division
Jehiel Hill of Zoar Mico to major general of the 26th division infantry, replacing the deceased James McGlashan. Jeane G Freeman of Birdsall Allegany to brigade inspector of the 6th brigade, replacing Daniel Baird. Ashbel W Riley of Rochester to major general of the 3rd division rifles, replacing Samuel Budd. Castles in the air are sketched as a snug farm with land stock and debt-free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Vashwa Telegraph
Filicottville Notice on Assessments and Prosecution
In Filicottville on April 6 1840 A Charlton Sedy warns that failure to pay assessment renders the involved party liable for the entire amount of the prior note and may lead to prosecution for the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattaraugus County Mutual Insurance Company
A. Charlton
Evheadville
Filicottville
Rontless
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Freeman Amd Messemger
WNG
William H. Harrison
John Tyler
Pomdicherry
Yanson
Madisonian
Buffalo Sentinel
Buffalo
Florida
United States
Senate
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Heston /Votion
John Rowland
Water Street
John Walton
John
Press
John Burk
Hartford Cour
New York Star
Chicago
Mackey
Hartford
Connecticut
Y. Express
Gage
Chautanque County
Monongahela
Brooklyn
Assembly
Illinois
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Maine
Alexander de Bodiseo
Rassing
Georgetown
D. C
Mies Harriet Williams
Brook Williame
Joseph
Lake Erie
Marine Hospital
Harris
PF. L. Harris, M
Diep
Stephen White
Perrysburgh
Berser Waitcosta
Cattaraugus 5
Catiara
Way Moneboca
Tori
Catharine Alen Simeon Adams Soer Champlin
Babee
Elizabeth Button
Charles Bell Benjamin Bullerd Selah
EB. Dunbar Ellis Foote
Goodrich
John Green
Alpheus Harwor
Eleazar Larabee Gorham Lovill
Robert J. Moore
Mulrady Harden Morse Hoener
J. Norton Jeremiah
Pane
Phillip Pratt
Joshua Parmalee
Hiram Rivnsey
Thomas Secomb
Elexander
Pett Keziah
Ira Vaugho
An van Tassel
Heman Williams
Olive Walkup
Jacob White
Ephraim Wemple
ST. John, P.M
L& K Hospital
Coure
Neos Nonras
St. Ah Hank
Albany
He Quarters
E. Ke
Cooke
NL Y
Thava
Howe
Prefeveor Cooke
Greene St
D. D
Norton ST
Alr
Eee Eny
Mary Hust
Kteluck
Eser M. Pertrr
Anmunon Spraaur
Hiram B. Jus
Elk
Bruce & Stearns
Lodi
Manston House
Titus Roberts
Versailles
Inslow
EW. Denry
Brrto
Webster
A. Thomson
Webster Buildings
Erm New- Yok
Navy
Leda
Merchhants Ghia
Meri
York
Freeman
Hanover Aquare
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