Fragments on land sales and officials scrutiny in 1830s documents
Collective excerpts describe irregular land sales by a land office official, alleged perjury inducements, and grand jury findings. The text cites Superior Court memoranda, President’s proclamations, mineral tract dealings, and criticisms of governance affecting a territory and general government.
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Alleas
Aale
General Land Office
Sheldon
the Register
J. H. Gentry
Charles Bracken
S Oliver
A. H. Gilmore
N. White
Lysander Gilmore
Hamilton
Soloman Oliver
HW. Myres
A. T. Neuville
A. Looney
A. Bean
W.S. Bean
G. Sallee
ssEle
Weat
Strong
Brachén and Parkinson
Grand Jury
Iowa
A.C. Dodge
Paris
Mendicani
J.D. Dorr
New York
Notice of local caucus and election nominations
Notice discloses a district caucus for Chautauque and Cattaraugus counties to nominate a candidate for Congress, set for October ninth at Clear Creek Hotel. Also notes county caucus details, delegates to be sent, and discusses returns and Maine Whig gains amid a torrent of political commentary and old newspaper rhetoric.
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Chautauque
Cittacangua
Clear Creek
Olock
Ps AL
Nomingtins
Congres
Axson Gibbs
Sec'y
Cattaraugua
Loz
Elbeottyile
Otlock
Nommnalu
Elrenon
Mantin
A. Gines
A. Lear
C. Howe
P. Cianx
J. E. Weepen
E. Tavine
L. Twoutey
Georgia and Maryland elect next week in tense political climate
The edition notes looming state elections in Georgia, Maryland, South Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, with leaders urging freemen to resist anarchy. A fatal accident near Point Peter injures a man badly, while a local grocery is robbed of about 250 dollars via a false key. A Rochester quip mocks Amos and Progeny in a satirical verse.
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Georgia
Maryland
South Carola
New Jersey
Pennnylvania
Ohio
Resolutions Adopting a Whig Rally at Ellicottville
The county convention at Ellicottville on January 15 adopts fiery resolutions denouncing Martin Van Buren’s administration. It accuses him of unworthiness, fraud, and political betrayal, and pledges to campaign to defeat his supporters at the polls. It cites retrenchment, courage, and integrity while urging unity for “the union” and the defeat of Van Burenism.
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Ellicottville
Martin van Buren
United States
Passeas
Lo Blank
Blair
Kendall
Nero
Congress
New Jersey
Dea
van Bares
Aurea
Two Fat Boys and a Political Note in Ohio
A fragmented item notes a reduced crowd in the next House of Representatives, mentions Albert Smith and Don H. Lewis, and a Cleveland Herald line. It also reports 158 public renunciations of Van Burenism in Ohio this month, plus a quirky anecdote about an aged knitter and a newspaper ad found in a worn ballot. additional snippet mentions a New Hampshire convention and a bid to head home with brother delegates.
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House of Representatives
Albert Smith
Don H. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Herald
Ohio
Liverpool
Fores
Bexton
New Hampshire
Boston Post
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Harerison
Prentice
van Buren Aeke
Republic
van Buren
Europe
Maria van Buren
America
James Buchanan
Thomas H. Benton
Walker
Russia
West India Islands
Wils Hexey Hare
Washington
Boston Journal
M. Eugene de Fresne
Academy of Sciences
Hody
M. Arago Irenta
Com. Adv
California
Pacific Ocean
Piphens Baker
Abbeville
S.C
Welles County
Gre
Salem Observer
Jack
Freeman Avid Messemger
William H. Harrison
Por Vil Prudent, Fouhn Tyler
James E Petur
Abraham Rive
John T. Harrison
Doin A. Lawrence
Jovenh Tucker
J. Panlips Phenix
Richard S.willam P
van Corland
Bartow White
Nathaniel Dubois
Peres Gr. Sharp
Breha Jenkins
Slarcey Watson
Cilfith P. Griffish
Arcibald McIntyre Rarl Stanson
Josiah Hand
Keyes P. Cool
Jonathan Wallace
Henry P. Voorhees
Thomas Burch
ANB
J. Porter
Jola J. Kos
Peter Pratt
Hadrudge G. Merrick
Jacob Livingston
Isaac Ogden
Samuel Balcom
John J.seed
Dan Jhbbird
John Willins
B. Davis Noxon
Albert Crane
Charles Bradish
Gideon Lee
Grattan FH. Wheeler
William Garbutt
Phineas L. Tracy
John Wheeler
Plhido Orton
Henry R. Seymour
Davis Hurd
Fore Gotfaxor
Kiam H. Sewar
Lieut
Govfanor
Luther Bradish
Kent
Fairfield
Maine
Amos Kendall
Lincoln
Oge
Water Valley
Ars
QGP IP
Whig Party
Weoste
Erty
Johnson
Point Peter
Turaday
Amox
Rochester Democrat
Amos
Sera
Ion
Gen. Harrison
Mr. van Buren
Chapman
Locelocoiam
Tom Paine
Indiana
Roarat
Owen
Apnen Kyeetanp
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Belchertown
Bunker Hill
Woodbury
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