Victory-biased biographical oration for Winfield Scott
A long oration extols Winfield Scott, praising his civil qualifications, military victories at Chippewa and Lundy’s Lane, and scars of war. The speaker touts Scott as the great American general, defender of civil authority, and model of patriotism, urging support of his nomination while denouncing ingratitude and extolling his mercy and leadership.
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General Scott
Tahun Frate Winte Epeech
McLayton
Delaware
Sears
Winfield Scott
New Lime End
Woppeee
Grn Scatt Line
T Hare
Stawwe
Winifrid Scott
Greshras
Chippeway
Lundy's Lane
Eiley
Scott
Vera Cruz
Chepaltepoo
Scutt
Mosico
Aisvegerding
Willie Mytelf
Bo Oy
Tee
Washington
Warnaim
Powit
Mexico
Grepenre
Muzica
Henporor
Swere
Winfiald Seou
America
Musica
Empire
Tannot
Thask God
Justinian
Lia
Dellisarias
Vlan
Jackon
Harrison
Taylor
Zachary Taylor
New York
Chippewa
Niagara
Jackson
Thames
Tippecanoe
Buena Vista
Sandy’s Lane
Bien
Fengtih
Leo
Col. Dilley
Head
Pigeas
Saldive
Cilley
Laindy's Lane
Contention Over Gen Pierce Nomination Splits Democratic Ranks
Local Democratic factions and Locofoco allies voice strong opposition to Gen. Pierce. Critics argue his views clash with religious liberty and New Hampshire constitution ideals. Debates reference pro forma platforms and criticize Convention choices while noting regional disdain and shifting loyalties among voters.
Freeman Subscription Drive Primes County Circulation Plan
The Freeman announces a pre December rate of 59 cents in advance or three cents weekly paid at period end. It aims to rapidly distribute 1000 copies weekly across the county and requests supporters to recruit long subscriber lists.
Whig State Convention to Nominate Judges Electors at Columbus
On the 21st day of July a Whig State Convention will be held in Columbus to nominate a Supreme Judge candidate, a Board of Public Works member, and twenty-three Presidential Electors. Each Sandusky county township has one delegate. meetings should appoint delegates and ensure Columbus entry by July 21.
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Mexico
Grostionod
Soys
Sentile
Yen
Toseho
Qeerystown
Quebec
Scott
Washington
Congress
Crippewa
Thara
America
Dutho
Pierce
Damocracy
Lucafeco
Would & Tia Beelieve
Gen
Pierse
Cincinnati Daily Citizen
Ushanan
Cass
Douglass
Butler
Huston
Locafeco
Pierve
Democracy of
New Hampshire
Losofuco
New Hamshire
Pierre
Columbus
Supreme Judge
Board of Public Works
Sandusky County
Aloni
Webster
Barton
New York
Boston
New York Courier
Eoquist
Tam Be
Whig Party
Scottland Graham
Adi
Daily
Scots
Graham
New York Tribune
King
Chippewa Club Meeting Set for Buckland's Hall
The Sandusky County Central Chippewa Club announces its next regular meeting at Buckland's Hall on Thursday evening July 71st. Members are reminded to mark the date.
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Chippewa Club
Sandusky County
Chippewa Club elects officers and discusses remarks
The Chippewa Club held a full meeting last Thursday electing Dr. D. Brainard as President Ira Smith as Vice President O D Hall as Secretary J The President appointed a Finance Committee members D Ball G C Canfield and Joleon and an Executive Committee John Shrenk Joseph Hounsing P Buckland M S Casaz Eso The President addressed the group for almost two hours rebutting claims made by E M Stone of Norwalk regarding Gen Scoty and the Whig party
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Chippewa Club
D. Brainard
Ira Smith
O. D. Hall
Fosana Yo Act Ag
D. Ball
G. C. Canfield
Joleon
John Shrenk
Joseph Hounsing
Buckland
M.S. Casaz
Eso
E. M. Stone
Norwalk
Gen Scoty
Whig Party
July Fourth Celebrations Reported Across the Union
The article recounts varied Independence Day festivities including quiet events in Fremont with a Grenadier display and a Colling party at Social Hall. It notes Col Croghan’s old field piece firing at intervals and the brought nine pounder being used, donated by Congress years ago, with rumors about a brass ten pounder in Columbus.
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Union
Fremont
Islands
Col Croghan
Fort Stephenson
Grenorke
Shad
Col. Croghan
Fort Stephen‘son
Congress
Col. Fremont
Columbus
Henry Clay’s Remains Sent from Washington to Rakland
Henry Clay’s body was moved to his old home as a 13 person Kentucky delegation traveled to Washington and was joined by senators and representatives to escort the remains to Rakland. The nation mourns the loss of the illustrious dead as a tower is noted in yesterday’s dawn report.
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Henry Clays
Mr. Clay
Kentucky
Washington City
Rakland
Political Shifts and Forgeries Stir Fremont Whigs
The article lampoons John L. Greene for switching parties to Locofocoism, cites his long Whig activity, and argues he switched for better pay and patronage. It details past elections, notes divisions within Fremont Whigs, and condemns a forged letter linked to Gen. Scott. It also references reactions from editors and public figures to the Scott nomination and naturalization debates.
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WM. E, Robinson
New York
Gen. Scott
Mexico
Washington
Dean Stu
Statesman
Trish
Germana
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