Harrison praised by Congress after Tippecanoe defeat
The excerpt recalls Gen William H Harrison facing an investigation over charges many called groundless. Congress expressed strong confidence in him, with resolutions praising his valor and skill. Letters from Perry and others echo admiration for his campaign leadership at Tippecanoe and Thames.
Facts for the People Harrison Endorsers in Public Debate
A campaign discourse defends General Harrison against Van Buren supporters and Johnsons letters. Letters from Col. Johnson Gov. Shelby and Col. Daviess praise Harrison as a brave and capable military leader. Kentucky Legislature resolution commends his conduct at Tippecanoe and War of 1812, while Ohio Railroad intently discusses charter powers and financial oversight for a new line from Ashtabula to the Maumee and the canal.
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Tippecanoe
Harrison
Joel Cook
Josiah Snelling
R. B. Burton
O. G. Burton
Nathan Adams
C. Fuller
A. Hawkins
G. Gooding
H. Burchstead
J. D. Foster
Hosea
Commodore Perry
Shelby
Gen
van Buren
the Thames
Colonel Johnson
Gen. Harrison
Richard M. Johnson
Johnson
Martin van Buren
Col. Johnson
Detroit
Malden
Daviess
Perry
Gov
Madison
Haratson
Northwestern Army
United States
Isaac Shelby
Col. Daviess
Isli
J. H. Daviess
Kentucky
Wabash
William Henry Harrison
Tippenance
Buffalo Whig and Journal
Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
State of
Ashtabula
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Huron
Sandusky
Wood and Lucas
Maumee River
Wabash and Erie Canal
State of Ohio
Buffalo
Erie
Texas Independence and Texas Bridge Plans Highlighted
The piece discusses a railroad charter with banking powers and state purchase options, then pivots to debates on economy and reform. It reports Texas prospects, Santa Anna’s status, and Houston urging aid, plus ambitious bridge designs and their high costs and architectural scale.
Niagara River Suspension Bridge at Lewiston Described
The Lewiston Niagara River suspension bridge plan is detailed with design noting inverted arch form and 125 foot river banks. Cables, iron chains, freestone abutments and oxen weight comparisons highlight engineering scale and strength.
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Niagara River
Lewiston
State of New York
Parliament
Upper Canada
Queenston
Tricks upon travellers
Two young Riverhead men named Younglove aged about 20 each saved about $900. In New York City they were told by a well dressed man to leave their money in a public house while he showed them the city, then he stole their bundle containing the money.
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Wakte
William Wuarrr
Episcopal Diocess
Pennsylvania
United States
Bishop White
Maryland
Congress
White
Michigan
Riverhead
L. 1
Younglove
Ile
Peregrinations End With Missing Bundle and Stolen Money
Two young men drifted through a Five Points area and visited a grog shop after losing a precious bundle. They searched houses for it the next day, encountered trouble in a notorious house, and one man received a black eye while his companion had $19 stolen. Officer Smith was tasked with recovering the bundle and the youths were placed in his custody.
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Five Points
Smith
N.Y. Star
Distribution bill accused of fraud by Globe
The executive organ concedes the surplus revenue distribution bill is a Whig measure. The Globe says the bill was carried by fraud and calls for repeal at the next Congress session, urging the people to instruct their representatives to oppose it. Spectator.
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Congress
van Buren
J. Q. Adams
Gen. Jackson
League of
Vessel Lost with Young Lyon Sinks Off Erie
The schooner Young Lyon of Buffalo sprang a leak Tuesday evening about twelve miles off Erie and immediately sank. She carried about fifty tons of railroad iron bound for Toledo. Three crew members are believed drowned.
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Young Lyon
Buffalo
Erie
Toledo
Cleveland Herald
Wheat crop reports from grain states show poor yields
The Baltimore American notes a circular survey of postmasters on the season crop conditions. New York counties report varying yields from good to bad with several areas half or indifferent. New Jersey mainly indifferent except Bergen with good, Pennsylvania mixed, Maryland all bad, Virginia counties bad, Ohio about average, Indiana indifferent.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Indiana
Tim
States back Harrison and Granger in wide support
The Ohio Indiana Kentucky Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and Vermont are reported to strongly back Harrison and Granger. The Albany Journal notes a large capital and strong start for the ticket, signaling a vigorous party effort.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Harrison and
Granger
Ohio given up
The Monitor notes in Ohio reports that despite prior claims the majority leans toward the opponents. It asserts appearances now favor the opposition more than at any earlier point in the campaign.
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Ohio
Monitor
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