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Political tempers rise over presidential paths in Niles'
In a detailed critique from Niles' Weekly Register, the piece argues the 1828 tariff debates and state rights dominate early political contests, while naming General Jackson's potential re election and the heated, partisan maneuvers of the Courier Telegraph pair as central to the unfolding national dialogue. It asserts broad public interest in fair, constitution guided choices and foresees sharp party divisions.
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Niles’ Weekly Register
United States
Gen. Jackson
Pennsyvvania
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
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Anti-Tariff and
Anti-Internal Improvement Party
Committee and Manufactures
House of Representatives
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Telegraph
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Society of Early Friends
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Mr. van Buren
Mr. Calhoun
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Clay
General Jackson
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Calhoun
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Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Bank of the United States
Mr. V. Courier and Enquirer
United States Telegraph
Union
Democratic Party
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Andrew Jackson
Washington
the Times
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Felix Grundy
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