Democrat Lucas Critiques Pierce and Supports Scott
The letter from Robt Lucas of Iowa questions Franklin Pierce's stance on Western improvements and national protection, praising Gen. Winfield Scott as the stronger Democratic candidate. It cites Pierce's views on internal improvements and rivers, arguing they threaten Western prosperity. Lucas endorses Scott, urging protection of American industry and western development.
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Andrew Jackson
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Gen. Jackson
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Assonklin Pierce
Densera
Madison
Dackso
Pierre
Congress
Pierce
Tie
Committee of the Convention
Lis
Franklin Jivrer
Winfield Seate
Franklin Pierce
Gea Scott
Friends of
Robt, Lucas
Tos. M. Bannann
Iowa City
Iowa
Lucas
Beas
Scott
Chicago Tribune
Byron and Mary Chaworth Love Tragedy and Wider Notes
An excerpted reflection on Byron and Mary Chaworth detailing a doomed romance, its impact on Byron, and Mary’s marriage to another man. The passage interweaves literary critique with fragmented anecdotes about a publisher’s debt, a newspaper editor, and brief musings on prose, poetry, and modern readers.
Whigs Rally Behind Scott in Illinois Campaign
FRANK, a Whig, writes from an Illinois stronghold praising Scott and the Whig ticket led by Hunt and Kent. He notes unity across factions, predicts a large majority for Scott, and commends candidate Mon. Channes Bers for Auditor of State. He urges Whigs to endure and fight on toward victory in November.
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New York
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Remarkable Sketches of General Scott in Mexico War
The Lowell Journal editor recalls General Scott’s terse, humane way after Chapultepec and before Mexico City. He notes Scott’s ready wit in conflict, his refusal to punish surrendering foes, and his refined oratory when speaks in or before courts, portraying a moral sublimity in the conqueror’s demeanor.
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National Palace
Locoteco Candidate Campbell's Congressional Speech Imitates Era Debates
A 1852 speech by Lococer Campbell in Congress attacks river and harbor appropriations as purely local benefits. The Galena Jeffersonian defends his stance, noting historical river improvements and opposing federal checks on such funding. The piece cites Chicago Tribune commentary and remarks about political figures amid a partisan debate.
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Chic, Journal
Whig Meeting Disrupted by Douglas Visit Rumors
A Whig gathering in Stephenson County district faced delays and crowd doubts as rumors swirled that Senator Douglas would address the Freeport constituents on Pierce and New Hampshire Democracy. Delegations poured in, but the Little Giant did not arrive on time, leaving the crowd small and the meeting dominated by Free Soil speakers Newman Campbell and Howells. editorials questioned Democratic allegations and admitted a recent paper shortage.
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Union School Exhibition Impresses Freeport Crowd
The Freeport Union School’s first term display drew four to five hundred spectators praising the new Union School House and its teachers led by principal Mr. Win riant J. Jonastos and assistants Miss Pickard Miss Beckwith and Miss order. The piece notes the school’s future term begins October 18 and endorses the Union School system as superior, urging patronage. It also references Rock River Democrat’s attack on Gen Scott and contemporaneous political editorials about electioneering and speeches by candidates.
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Union School of
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Rock River Democrat
Gen
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Congress
John P. Skalo
Rockford
van Buren
Free Soilers
Cass
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleaveland
Detroit
Methodist Church
Nomination Accepted for Cuantes Betts as Auditor
Notice reports the acceptance of Cuantes Betts as the Whig candidate for Auditor of State. The document, from Mr Burawaying, President of the State Convention, informs Mr Bers of Betts nomination and expresses hope for his triumph and capable service to the people.
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Browning letter and political attacks from 1852 Whig scene
A 1852 correspondence thread reveals Browning urging O. W. Browning to accept a Whig auditorship post in Illinois. The reply confirms unanimous nomination and acceptance. The letter also rails at Thompson and others, recounting political shifts from Whig to Democratic alignment, annexation debates, and abolitionist charges. Local notes praise Carroll County farmer Wheeler and critic Whooley as part of a northern Illinois farming survey.
Whigs of Carroll County Endorse Betts and State Auditor Hope
In Carroll county the Whigs rally behind Betts for State Auditor with strong support and vow to roll up a majority. The Whig Review notes October issues and praises Jon Benton as Tennessee senator. Telegraph confirms Philadelphia mayoral election results favoring Gilphita and Whig candidates for Judge and Sheriff by solid majorities.
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Hox
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Tennessee
Edmund Burke
Pittsburg
Prxxivivasta Enectiox
Philadelphia
Gilphita
Campaigning for Prosecuting Attorney in this Judicial District
The aborg gentleman is spoken as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for this Judicial District to be supported by the Whigs at the coming election. Mr. Be is a gentleman every way qualified to discharge the duties of the office, and we hope he will receive the cordial support of the Whigs of Stephenson county.
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Quote on judging a man by use of work rather than qualifications
A reflective line states that judgment should rest on how a person utilizes their abilities rather than formal credentials. It emphasizes practical impact over credentials, urging fair consideration of actions and outcomes.
Morida State Election Returns Reported in Washington
Washington reports results from Santa Rosa County showing Ward Whig leading for Governor over Krootnd Democrat. Fume County backs Whig candidates for Senate and House. Cabe1 Whig defeats Mudwella1 for Congress. Cambria County shows Democratic majorities for Governor and Legislative seat.
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