Ohio Whigs Rally In State Canvass For 1844 Victory
A lengthy Ohio Whig circular urges immediate county organization and mass meetings to mobilize voters for Winfield Scott. It criticizes Democratic strategy, laments past defeats, honors Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, and calls for renewed effort to carry Ohio and influence the national race with patriotic appeals and targeted county leadership.
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Wilepra
Ohio
Patrotius
Han 2
Clay
Ita Loina
Winfield Scuti
Menor
Whiga
Man
Peter
Vo County
Perfoot
Soult
Pfprry
Whig Center! Committee
Senatorial Electors Listed for Fremont Districts
The Freeman lists senatorial electors including Wm Dennison of Columbin E D Mansfeld of Cincinnati and district directors such as H L Penn of Iowa John M Williams and others across multiple counties naming J Sherman S Orr A B Norton Alex Lewis R Fi Moore R V Humphrey W L Perkins S C Clark J A Bingham and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dennison
Columbin
E. D. Mansfeld
Cincinnati
H. L. Penn
Iowa
John M. Williams
Wo. Lawrence
Logan
S. Birchard
Sandusky
J. J. van Metre
Pike
W. E. Finck
Perry
J. B. Stanberry
Licking
John Sherman
Richhand
S. Orr
Wayne
A. B. Norton
Knox
Alex, Lewis
R. Fi. Moore
R. V. Humphrey
Summit
W.L. Perkins
Lake
S. C. Clark
Mahwaning
J. A. Bingham
Harrison
Alliance Pact Between LOCOFOCO Porte and England
A garbled London Times excerpt discusses Anglo American trade vows and Democratic party critiques. It references Lord Derby and protective tariffs, noting possible shifts if policy changes occur, with mentions of General Piette and a coalition context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
London ‘Times
Derby
Presidential Election Poll Hours
Polls open at 6 in the morning and close at 6 in the evening for the presidential election on November second.
Chippewa Club Address by N W Goodhue in Fremont
N W Goodhue of Summit county, a Live Whig and capable speaker, will address Fremont this evening at Social Hall. General attendance solicited. Returns from the late election show the opposition majority around 13 000, with Obio safe for Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Veil
Summit County
Fremont
Obio
Scott
Connecticut Town Elections Report Whigs Gain Seven Congressmen
In Connecticut, the Whigs win seven of the state’s congressional seats while Locofocos take twelve and Free Soilers two. Whigs outpace expectations by three seats due to favorable apportionment. Locofocos hold a 15,708 majority on their members of Congress and Whigs lead by 10,119 in another tally.
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Whigs
Congress
Locofocos
Free Soilers
Ohio Whigs rally as Scott support grows despite mixed votes
A State Journal report urges Ohio Whigs to mobilize for November with Gen Scott as the champion against Pierce. It notes weaker turnout in the election and argues that Scott will secure a larger tally, urging organization, circulation of documents, and clear contrast with Pierce on free trade and river and harbor improvements.
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Wintheld Hertz
Ohio
Eich
Avery
Tiattas Beer
Rosuras
Neal
Cme
Yale
Perney
Ron Perry
Mies
Harvie
Compouil
Saparesafa
Koox County
Bamilwo
Paneen
Rosali
Senate
Thi
Choutende
Thonswade
Ar Thos
Republi
Gen
Scott
Fuaxeuw Porex
Board of Public Works
Locohnos
Greneret
Pat Ne
Olvin
Reaelve
Pieter
Duille
Friends of Scott
Pierce
Bralith
Winfield Scott
State Journal
Fillmore and Scott in a Washington dispatch debate at the Whig Convention
A letter from Millard Fillmore responds to a claim about a telegraphic dispatch urging support for Webster at the Whig Convention. The document denounces ooze and asserts no such message was sent. The piece contrasts General Scott’s fame with his current hardships and criticizes party leaders for neglecting his service.
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Fillmore
Scott
Washington City
Bultina
Webster
Millard Fillmore
D. H. Bredar
Eng
Houston
Miss
Thia
Beckers
Warren
Wanda
Harriset
Canada
Bill
Ute Hy Ang
Laborer views on party lines in upcoming election
From Blackwood's Magazine a July piece argues America must raise tariffs to protect domestic manufacturers from English competition. It predicts broad support for the Democratic Party, praising progressive and free trade stances while urging voters to oppose slavery and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberich
Republic
Thi Ig
Pemureseich
Blackwood
America
England
Whigs claim united front for 1852 victory in New York
Albany Reynolds reports a Whig triumphal outlook as state nominations rally party support. They vow a united, unbroken front to defeat the enemy with single purpose. The piece predicts New York’s electoral vote will back Gen. Scott, citing past wins in 1848 and 1849 as precedent.
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Earkine
Gremk Bole Grand
Union
New York
Empire State
Geom Harrison and Taylor
Scott
Albany Rey
Presidential Polls Close Time Clarified For November Vote
Law regulating elections fixes poll closing at six o clock for state officers and allows no change for presidential elections. Judges must keep polls open until that hour, with no special provision altering the closing time for the national vote. This interpretation follows Swan's Stories and The Journal.
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Dup
Swan
General Assembly
E'Eluek
Aedes
Journal
Irish Political Turmoil and Democratic Meeting Reports
Fragmented text recounts a political gathering and remarks on Irish affairs, democracy, and national union. It mentions Mr. Hill, dissent among Irishmen, and a public meeting of the Tree Demiengey of York in October 1802 with resolutions supporting liberty, anti slavery, and republican principles.
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Tree Demiengey
York
Orbendy Mevetinm
Vail Amd
Doha West
Hell
Republicaisietn
Bertica
Gfc
Eantuinufim
Tinuwhjerg
Poe
John Po Hule
Julian
Inter View
Peasen
Joan West
Orlando Meeciam
Vail
Ely
John Mugg
Oniyps Mescuai
Grst Guo and A Political Row From the State
A fragmented 19th century letter column references political resignations and religious tests. It mentions a county representative, the Whig party, and attacks on religious qualifications in state offices. The text also cites opinions from Washington Talon and Louisville Journal mocking religio political interference.
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Tian Rontier
Pistes
Washington Talon
New Hampshire
Muller
Pieter
Locofoco
Louisville
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Kin Bieth
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Florida
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Payton Gazette
the Freeman
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Keith Eng
Chippewa Club
N. W.goodhue
Connecticut
Old Connecticut
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