The Democratic Central Committee Letter to Harrison in 1840
Louisville April 12 1840 account of a delegation’s meeting with General Harrison at North Bend Ohio and his reply to Abolition inquiries. The piece includes President Van Buren’s April 21 1840 detailed response outlining positions on slavery in District of Columbia and states, and the congressional actions cited. The letter is addressed to Levi Tyler Jacob Geiger D Meriwether and Thomas Read.
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Harrison
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Wm. AK. Harrison
North Bend
Ohio
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Sherrod
United States
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North Garolina
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House of Representatives
Etsey
District of Columbia
Twenty Fourth Congress
Ja Committee
Confederacy
Marion
Senate
Religious Society of Friends
Maclauson
Cavett
Public Lands Bill debated with preemption principle
The report from the Committee on the Public Lands discusses selling land within new states under favorable terms, adopting preemption, and distributing proceeds to the states to fund surveys and offices. Advocates argue this promotes justice economy and Union peace, while critics warn of federal dependence.
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Advanta
Congress
Cattown
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ross
St. Helena
Lieut. Lefroy
Royal Artillery
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Bonaparte
Longwoods
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Cape of Good Hope
Eardley Wilmot
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Atlantic Ocean
Literary Gazette
Mrpiterranean
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Philadelphia North American
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