Let Us Reason Together on Van Buren and Jackson
Ohio's press urges Jacksonians to weigh Van Buren's record and motives. It accuses him of hiding views, supporting Crawford then switching with the times, opposing fiscal restraint, and engineering Jackson’s second term for power. It argues true democracy requires independent judgment over party dictates.
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Martin van Buren
Jackson
Mr Crawford
Gen. Jackson
Maine
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mr van Buren
Harrison
van Buren
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Ohio
Congress
Europe
Satan
New Agency of U S Bank Opens in New York
An agency of the new bank of the United States has been established in New York City for the purchase and sale of foreign and domestic exchange. The agency will employ capital from three to five million dollars.
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The
New Bank of the U. States
City of
New York
Rumor on Cass France Trip and War Department Move
The Alexandria Gazette reports a rumor that Gov. Cass may go to France and that Mr. King of Alabama will move into the War Department. It is not known who will assume the Russian Job.
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Alexandria Gazette
Cass
France
War Department
King
Alabama
The July Fourth Oration of John R. Osborn Norwalk 1836
John R. Osborn delivers a July 4 1836 oration in Norwalk warning about the rise and fall of nations. He discusses party spirit the press and rampant enterprise while urging education religion unity and constitutional fidelity to preserve liberty. He praises Washington and the revolutionary founders and salutes Texas as a beacon of republican promise.
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Norwalk
John R. Osborn
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