Letter from H Clay declines New York visit invitation
A long, formal response from H. Clay to a New York meeting expresses gratitude for the invitation to visit New York and campaign. He declines, citing family duties and a desire to remain neutral and not appear to seek personal advancement, urging unity and constitutional restore.
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Sam
H. Clay
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Willie Tall
Lawrence
Wells
Dudley Selden
Robert Swarkwouk
Fourth of July ceremonies in Independence
The ceremony order in Independence details a parade from Brown's American Hotel to the Court House with President and Vice Presidents of the day, committee of arrangements, orator, and readers. After the Declaration reading, a dinner at the hotel is planned and local ladies get gallery seating. Citizens from nearby townships are invited. The Sub-Treasury Bill is reported defeated in the House by yeas and nays, with Whig opposition praised.
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Congress
Cleveland
Senate
House
Young
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Treasury
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Sergeant
Pennsylvania
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J. Garland
New York
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Pickens
Garland
Virginia
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American Hotel
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Winoring Bakes
Joan Mitnen
Cass. W. Pace
House of Representatives
Yeasel
Madisonian
Executive Department
Hasanton
U. C
Grant River
Lival
Col. Land
Servos Keep
Ere
Brantford
Benmville
Overholt
Bird
Butler
Ranger
Toronto
British Outrages and Indian Hostilities Rumor
Guffalonian reports June 26 protest Gov Arthur prohibition of US Canada intercourse without passports. British troops march toward Short Mills. several Patriot prisoners captured including Clements. Seneca hunters on Grand Island and large crowds at Perry’s Coffee house stir tensions. Canadian refugees, arrests, and Niagara trials loom as British forces and Patriots clash along Lake Ontario frontier.
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Buffalo Papers
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Gull Island
Grand River
Chippewa
Toronto
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