Old Tippecanoe and the Buckeye General Race
A fiery political polemic declares the Empire State within reach and urges citizens to mobilize for the Old Tippecanoe candidacy. It contrasts the veteran statesman with a rival “Favorite Son,” warning of anarchic danger and mob law while praising unity and swift action to rescue the nation.
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Potomac
Tippecanoe
Mob-Law
Portrait of this Verdin's of Pile Van Buren Party
An editor from the Washington Sun presents a biting portrait of Van Buren supporters. He attacks their fidelity as servile, calls them mercenary and corrupt, and condemns their manipulation of principles for political gain. He cites Judge White and John Bell as contrasts to their alleged hypocrisy. Potator Saxine note on French tobacco substitute reports.
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van Buren Party
Jackson
Washington Sun
van Buren
White
Democracy
John Randolph
Huchl, Ihite
John Bell
Senate and House organize in Ohio General Assembly
The Ohio Senate and House convened on December 8 with a quorum. Elijah Vance was elected Senate Speaker pro tem and John Brough Clerk pro tem. Jenny Gord chosen doorkeeper and sergeant at arms. In the House William Sawyer elected Speaker pro tem, George H. Hload Clerk, Benjamin Raleigh door keeper, and sergeant at arms. The Governor signaled a written communication to both chambers later that afternoon.
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Senate
Migah Vance
Elijah Vance
Butcher County
Land Badag
John Brough
Silanes
Pairfeld County
Proton
Jenny Gord
Sargeone
Shab
Irfon
Jeremiah Morrow
Warren
Willian Sawyer
Monghmery
Bostwick
Ilarrison
Sawyer
Homer
George Hlload
Zanesville
Benjain Y. Raleigh
General Assembly
Sunate
LA O’clock
Alr
Othier
Nousa
Robbins
Compitee
John Duran
Europe
M. Victor Cousin
France
M. Cousin
Prussia
New York
Ohio
England
Advan Za
Internal Improvements and Public Works in Ohio
A statewide address urges creating a Board of Public Works to supervise canals railroads and turnpikes. It highlights ongoing projects like the Miami and Wabash and Erie Canals and discusses education prison reform and extending canal networks to connect with neighboring states.
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Atemianry
General Assembly
Union
Atlantic
Ohio
Cainot
Board of Public Works
Jhis
New York
Pennsylvania
Falls of
Niagara
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Congress
Great Western Railroad
Oho
Mississippi
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Balimore
Winchester
James River Canal
Ohio River
Charleston
Alleghenny Mountains
Nolichucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Purt
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Tom
Cincinnati
South Carolina
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
North Western
Portage Summit
Little Beaver
Sandusky
Mad River
Maumee Bay
Canal
Indiana
Miami Canal
Wabash
Miami Canals
Touay
United States
Michigan
Mlinois
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Peoria
Thelinois River
Port Wayne
Illinois River
Wabash River
Dayton
Wabash and Erie Canal
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Tihs Verdins
Ohio Legislature
Ubeir Ciemtber
Samuel Spangler
Userol
Lik
Dodo
Ici