Letter on Whig nomination and support in Baltimore
Washington, July 19, 1852. President Fillmore and Gen. Scott discussed the Baltimore convention and the Whig nomination. The letter reveals sentiment on party loyalty, the candidate's principles, and the intended support, framed as a response to recent political expectations and public letters.
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Filmore
Gen. Scott
Baltitore
Fexrauer
Washington
Baltimore Concentia
Concentian
Leannat Mousse
Sant Intenda
Maier
Beara
The British Party and Co operation with England
The piece asserts that the Democratic push for free trade and unity abroad equals alliance with British interests. It cites Lyndon Times and Manchester Guardian to claim Britons favor free trade and see American Democrats as allies against protective policy. It questions whether such cooperation is truly American or a British influence.
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England
Bratend
Great Bestian
America
Ringland
Lyndon Times
Ayistocracy
United States
Democratic Party
South
Thie
Calhoun
Lally
Manchester
Britsh Manufactures and Captaints
Eleanor
Ivamine
Csshoun
Koglaad
Dasour
Manchester Examiner
Pierce
Saya
Co operation with Eng ind implies and abandonment of American interests
The piece denounces cooperation with England and protectionist measures, warning such policy harms American industry, workers, and independence. It claims Britishcapital backed free trade would subvert U S factories, with Pierce and Democratic factions portrayed as English allies. It urges Freeman of America to rally for sovereignty. [Philadelphia News]
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Henry Bulwer
England
Robert J. Walker
Pierce
America
Philadelphia News
Endorsements and reflections on Union and leadership
The Aramila-The Whigs of Montgomery Mia praise General Winfield Scott and William A. Graham for Union loyalty and public service. A Herald special reports an anecdote about President Pierce shaking hands with a Swouth man in plain dress, prompting questions about status and etiquette.
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Aramila
Montgomery
Mia
Fullower
Washkin Scorr
Winfeld Scott
William A. Graham
Efa
The
Herald
Diepmiched
Concord
Prince
Hich
Pelog
Prasce
Sim
Chia
Pierce
Drem
General Pierce
Americans in London praise Gen Scott nomination
A London correspondent reports Americans in London hail Gen Scott as glorious news and favor him across parties. He notes Whigs and Democrats alike show support, while British free traders react with irony. The piece quotes newspapers and locals on Scott and Graham’s prospects and political sentiment.
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London
England
Gen
Scott
Lawrence
Chip
Pierce
Americania London Cin. Gx
Scott declines cabinet post amid political vanity and prophecy
The article recalls Gen Scott turning down the Secretary of War offer as pundits debate predictions. It notes a Dem convention prediction from an old Barnburner journal and mocks the idea that Cass would win on multiple ballots, calling such prophets foolhardy while praising Scott’s restraint.
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Cass
Euifar
Buffalo Adv
West-Esnensen Receives Commission Across Presidential Eras
West-Esnensen is noted for receiving a commission from President Jerrenson and later Cabinet advancement under President Mapteox. He earned honors from multiple presidents for public service, including roles in peacekeeping amid civil unrest and leadership of American forces in campaigns abroad. Six presidents have testified to his worth, with a formal endorsement expected next November.
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West-Esnensen
Wrretern Scorr
Jerrenson
Mapteox
Anaus
Jaesso
South Carolina
Wan Bunes
Paur
Mexwa
Tix Paorie
Fishing Grounds Sparks British Claim Fealty Riddle
From Petersburgh Intelligencer a 1608 veteran, once with General Scott, denies claims about past events and asserts he will vote for Gen Scott. The New York Times hints Britain may be annexed in North America if its stance on fishing grounds persists, framing it as a possible Yankee remedy.
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New York Times
North America
John Bull
Osx
Scott
Orn Souptens
Louisans
Gen
Petersburgh Intelligencer
Pierce and Scott in 1860 Campaign Rhetoric
A special correspondent reflects on General Pierce facing defeat and resignation to Providence. Washington sources claim Pennsylvania Democrats fear Scott will win the state. The Philadelphia Daily North American notes Whig hypocrisy in the Pierce campaign and contrasts both generals’ conduct in Mexico.
Whig Nominations and Electors List Read aloud
A long roster of Whig nominees and electors is presented including senatorial electors Wm Dennison of Columbus E D Mansfield of Cincinnati and 21 district electors with names such as Charles Anderson James Levit Harrison T J Harsh J W Dofrees Dan Seagar and others Also listed are candidates for Supreme Judge D A Haypes and Board of Public Works D B Beardsley with their home cities and counties.
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Wm. Dennison
Columbus
E. D. Mansfield
Cincinnati
Chas. Anderson
Hamilton
James Levit Harrison
T. J. Harsh
Preddle
J. W. Dofrees
Miami
Dan. Seagar
Lucas
Ff. L Penn
Brown
John M. Wiliams
Wa. Lawrence
S. Birchard
Sandusl
J. L Vian Metre
Pik
W. &. Finck
Perrys
J. K. Stanberry
Licking
John Sherman
Richland
S. Orr
Wayne
A. B. Norton
Knoz
Alex
Lasts
R. B. Moora
K. V. Humphrey
Summit
W. L. Perkins
Lake
S. C. Clark
Mahunnin
J. A. Bingham
Harrison
D. A. Haypes
Dayton
Board of Public Works
D. B. Beardsley
Cleveland
Scott Meetings Rally Support for General Scott in 1840 Polemics
The pamphlet cites large Scott club rallies across cities like Cincinnati Louisville Memphis New Orleans New York Buffalo and Philadelphia to argue General Scott's broad popular backing. It accuses Democratic opponents and local editors of disparaging Scott gatherings while praising the nationwide enthusiasm and numerous county ratifications.
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The
Freeman
Democrat
Cincinnati
Scott
Graham
Louisville
Memphis
Tennessee
New Orleans
Florida
Boston
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
New Yorkity
Buffalo
Niagara Park
Fremont
Lacofoco Party
Tie Brethren
Democrats shift support to Gen Winfield Scott in SF
On Monday several individuals formerly aligned with the Democratic party pledged to vote for Gen. Winfield Scott, claiming many Republican neighbors would join. They denounced supporting an obscure candidate like Pierce.
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Winfield Scott
Os Pierce
Beardeley Nominated for Board of Public Works
The Cleveland Herald notes the nomination of Mr Beardeley as Board of Public Works member. It records his long tenure as Canal Collector from June 1627 to March 1850, totaling twenty two years and ten months, praising his honesty and accuracy and stating Locofocos would not remove him. It predicts a large majority and a shift from current short sighted policy.
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Cleveland Herald
Board of Public Works
Beardeley
Cleveland
Locofocos
Canary
Fort Stephenson Anniversary Celebration at Fremont
A detailed account from the Sandusky City Register describes Fremont’s August 24 celebration commemorating Croghan’s 1813 defense. A civic parade led by Col Antes featured Engine Company No.1, Washington Guards, Fort Bell Artillery, and Fremont Artillery. Speeches by Hooven Ebmarr and W H Ginssey praised American valor and peaceful results, with a large crowd, ample refreshments, and orderly proceedings.
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Eid
Col Groghan
Fort 51
Sandusky City
Fremont
Cnomisas
Croghan
Croghan An
Hat
Fremmi
St Prain
Col Antes
Cheif Merabal
Engine Fire Commpany No.1
Tiffim
W. H. Ginsos
Cnocaay
Fort Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Hower Evsnarr
Byenerr
W. H. Gmsey
Tiffin
Vandercook
Judge Bers
Engine Company No.1
Jdust
Senator Dawson Back Gen Scott Support Announced
The Sentinel reports from Manson Ga dated July 29 that by authority Senator Dawson will support General Scott.
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Manson
the Sentinel
Dawson
Scott
Disturbances Spark Religious Rivalry in Wasnesborough
The Green County Whig reports vandalism on a Catholic chapel with a cross and stone bearing Stott and Graham names. Locofoco opponents aimed to ridicule Gen. Scott, sparking citizen shock and warnings of backlash.
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Green County
Wasnesborough
Tubimmer
Seine
Fisg
Stott
Graham
Gen. Scott
Local Missouri race rumors and homestead law debate
The passage mocks Locomey candidate support for the public and favors the homestead law. It notes land distribution views and infrastructure schemes while urging August memory. Indiana letters project party prospects, with Democrat hopes and Whig skepticism.
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Missouri
Pierce
King
Electicism and Water Cure Debate in Botanic Circles
A parchment style polemic rejects exclusive Hydrotherapy and extreme water cures. It argues many patients improve with Thompsonian or Botanic remedies and cautions against overuse of cold or warm baths. The author claims observed recoveries under mixed treatments undermine water-only methods and notes risks of prolonged bathing.
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Shane
Rabbalesionau
Ani ‘Tate
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Maditeo
Jeung Scott
Ue Brown
Macomb
Jackin
Preace
Scorr
Philidelphia North American
Congress
Pensylvania
Det
Free Press
Mexico
the Freeman
Fremont, Ohio
Newens
Aie
William A. Crawam
North Carolina
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New York Express
Mr. Everett
Indianapolis
Old Lasky
Howard County
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Les “Pierce
Booth
Commodore Srocerom
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