Tod and Bartley Bank Clash in Democratic Party Split
The Miamian attacks Tod's shift to Old Banking with amendments, accusing hard money factions of engineering his nomination. It criticizes Tod's declared support for a practical banking system and questions party unity, printing a volley of editorials from rival papers and warning of army pay cuts to fund policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paneerat RA
Pugtan Miunian
Laco
Kunkers
Democratic Party
David Tod
Meiary
Gov. Shannon
Tod
Bartley
Miamian
Old Banks
Lim
Shannon
Aou
Wooster Bank
Ted
Cincinnati Sun
Bark Coon
Norwalk Larperiment
Elyin Republican
Turumdbaull Democrat
Cincinnati Enquirer
New Lisbon Patriot
Alt
Vernon Banner
Wedide Venture
Republican
Democrat
Fauquher
Patriot
Banner, &E
Corruption and Extravagance at Washington
Washington Correspondent Oliver Old School of the United States Gazette denounces House printing. The House approved extra copies of Treasury notes reports and Retrenchment Committee army reduction reports. He argues officials inflate publications to sway public opinion while proposing retrenchment by cutting military pay rather than their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Old School
Washington
United States
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Treasury
Locofocos
Army
Navy
Woodbury speech defends self-reliance against government aid
The article reviews Woodbury’s late speech arguing people should rely on their own energies, manures, and local advantages, criticizing Peel’s admonitions and urging farmers and mechanics to resist high government influence. It condemns wage protectionism and praises Henry Clay as the champion of liberty, industry, and an independent economy, naming labor groups and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Woodbury
Robert Peel
Tamworth
Buchanan
Woodbury
Amicrican
Europe
Huron Bee Cror Norwalk Delegates Named for Governor Race
A list of gubernatorial delegates from several counties appears in the Norwalk notice dated April 93 1814. Delegates include Mordecae Bartley Richhind County Sevvrontan Evecruns Thomas Corwin Warren Peter Hitchcock Geauga and many others across multiple counties.
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Norwalk
Thestay
Mordecae Bartley
Richhind County
Sevvrontan Evecruns
Thomas Corwin
Warren
Petur Hitchcock
Geauga
Coungnasstus
Braetone
Hemulton
Wintaant Buss
Butler
Aanon Ijannsys
Green
Samsosx Mass
Clark
Davin J. Cumy
Henry
Jostan Secor
Crawford
T—Rusper W. Cranks
Oflermont
Davin Avams
Rose
Joanen Otis
Pickaway
Daxth
S. Norvos
Knox
Wisneros W. Coxilias
Marion
Sancm
LR. Vorcomis
Gallia
Ilan Low Cisvin
Washiti
Jous Cros
Guernsey
Sawver W. Bostwick
Harrison
Waatam R. Sapp
Maclines
Convention at Cleveland Whigs rally in May gathering
The Cleveland Convention to be held on the 13th of May will be a glorious gathering of the Whigs of Northern Ohio Ifuron County and every township in the county will be well represented There is strong delegation from Clay Clubs and towns across the county Ridgefield Lyne Ripley Clarksfield and New London are urged to send large contingents as they seek to outdo past Locofoco majorities and impress the Cleveland host with bold support
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ifuron
Qld
Fairfield
Ridgefield
Lyne
Ripley
Clarksfield
New London
Anticipated Resonation and Loco Faith in Reform Talk
A clipped critique views a pro reform article in Locofoco circles as alarmist yet hopeful a wave of conversions may occur. It lampoons prophetic or supernatural interpretations, cites figures like Daveed Suns ator Pappan Bill Allen Sam Medary Amos Kendall and Van Buren, and wonders if religious enthusiasm could spur politics and abolition.
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Loco
Belshazzar
Banquo
Arthudia
Daveed
Suns Ator “Pappan
Bill Allen
Fom China
Sam
Medary
Davy
God
Baron Synedenborg
Tappan
Nauvoo
Sam Mellary
Dick Johnson
van Buren
Amos Kendall
Deseryn
Clay Clubs Formed Across County Townships
Clay clubs have formed in Ridgefield Norwalk Ripley Fairfield Greenfield and Branson with strong local spirit. Similar groups are forming in Norwich Ruggles Lyme Greenwich as towns rally to organize. The aim is to ensure every township has a Clay Club by the second Monday next month.
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Ridgefield
Norwalk
Ripley
Fairfield
Greenfield
Branson
Norwich
Ruggles
Lyme
Greenwich
That Same Old Coon At Gayton Political Paper Ad
Publication notice for a humorous political paper titled That Same Old Coon printed in Gayton during the Presidential Campaign. It describes six months subscription terms with single copies 50 cents, 12 copies to one address 5, or 15 copies for 10, invites readers to inspect the issue at the office, and notes the pamphlet is attractively printed with illustrations to provoke laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayton
Aoice
Old Trophy Debate Reopens in Whig Strongholds
An old contest memory lingers as towns debate whether to change hands of a historic banner won in 1810. Notes hint at Whig vote shifts in 1840 and possible trophy stewardship changes. Acknowledgments go to Sten Jr Rh Chddings of this State and Honakan Stewart of Pennsylvania for public documents. Henry Chay opposes Texas annexation.
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Ripley
UN Sten. Jr. Rh. Chddings
Honakan Stewart
Pennsylvania
Bronson Whigs Form Clay Club and Adopt Constitution
Bronson Whigs met at the Bronson School House on Saturday the 20th to form a Clay Club. J.A COB Hicks presided, with Daniel Monsn as secretary, appointing a five member drafting committee. They adopted a constitution and resolutions backing Henry Clay, economical government, protective tariff, a sound banking system, and distribution of proceeds.
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Bronson
Llouse
Sacob Hicks
Daniel Monsn
Te Wili
Daniel Cluck
Martin Kellogg
George Lawrence
Samuel Takes
Ira Pearsall
J. BR. Ospens
Bronson Clay Club
United States
Jacob Hicks
Danist Crock
Brutain W. Hennier
Committee of Vigilance
Daniel W. Wannes
Aronias Fay
Mressox Gregory
Bumnpace Karp
Crats Minie
Pace Haskin
William Baru
Bess
G. Haynes
Iea Porter
Francis B. Tannor
Lamer Liexs
Brasamy Lee
Enuacap W. Mean
Anvin Beicut
Mordecal Bartley
Senate Confirms Wing and Shannon Nominees
On Tuesday the 9th Senator WL Wing of Alabama was nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The nomination of Governor Shannon to be Minister to Mexico was confirmed the same day.
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Arromi
Ment Asp
Sen
WL. Wing
U.S
Alabama
Minster Toe Jane
Senate
Shannon
Mexico
Annexation fears loom over free States in political clash
The piece warns rivals refuse to yield on annexation of Texas, accusing a confederated Washington faction of seeking power and profit. It cites the National Intelligencer and Cin Gazette urging vigilance, noting Congress lacks constitutional power to annex a foreign nation by majority vote.
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Free States
Washington
Stivery
Texas
National Intelligencer
Savs
Cin
Eins
TEXAS ANNEXATION MOVES TOWARD RATIFICATION
From the Madisonian and Cleveland Herald reports, the Texas treaty of annexation is signed and will be submitted to the Senate for ratification. The Globe declares it will earnestly advocate annexation, arguing Texas realms once belonged to the Union and may be joined promptly if Congress and constituents favor the move.
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United
Seues
Texas
Kingdom of
Pravee
United States
Senate
Cleceunt Herald
The
Globe
Union
Texan Congress
Conviction and removal of Judge Elliott proclaimed
From New Orleans papers via Cincinnati Atlas the High Court of Impeachment finds Judge Benjamin Elliott guilty on all impeachment articles. It bars him from office effective April 6, with senators praised for thorough, impartial verdict amid accusations of bribery and fraud to issue naturalization certificates. Citizens hailed law’s triumph, while locals condemned Elliott’s corruption and called for accountability.
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Cincinnati Atlas
Judge Elliott
New Orleans
Sta Just
High Court
Benj. C. Elliott
Abner Phelps
City of
Lafayette
Godniy
Velliott
Messrs. Davidson
Lacoste
Ledoux
Benj. C. Mliott
Benj. C. Eliott
Guillty
Elliott
Messrs
Walker
Davidson
House
Elion
Senate
Washington
Sashas
Vindication of Duties in British Market Bill Debate
Washington Standard notes Mr Stewart’s Wednesday remarks on the Ways and Means Type Bill. He claims the measure sacrifices American industry to boost British manufactures and would pass in Parliament if discussed, urging it aligns with British policy and benefits British interests over American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Standard
Raria
Stewart
Commtites of Ways and Means
United Binley
Congress
New York Redeemed by Clay and a Protective Tariff
A 1840 style political summary claims the Whigs sweep the state across Feb and Apr meetings, foretelling a November triumph. Henry Clay is urged for a protective tariff as the country’s remedy, with calls to national supporters to mark New York for the Whig victory.
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Coon
Proclaims Free Trade Tariff Opposition Across Counties
The document urges Post it at every road corner in Ohio and across the nation against Tariff for Protection or Revenue. It endorses Free Trade and Direct Taxation for government support, citing Van Buren’s New York organ and broad Locosteo paper backing.
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Ohio
van Bure
New York City
Van Buren War Opponent Claims Debated in Xenia Paper
The Xenia Torch Light prints a critique of Wm. L. Stone of New York who argues Van Buren opposed Madison’s war. The piece accuses Stone of self-justification and contradicting himself about Clinton and the war. It labels Van Buren as a Kinderhook politician amid war-time manipulation.
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Locatoco Papers
Wm. L. Stone
New York
Martin van Buren
Stone
Mr. van Buren
James Madison
Madison
van Buren
Mr. Madison
de Witt Clinton
Clinton
Clinont
Tie
Kinderhook
Congress
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South America
Friends OF
Henry C1ay I
Jon Ey
Ron Tsinetsos
Henry Chay
Xenia
Minderhook
Joti Pr
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