Ohio Adopts Boundary Claims Against Michigan Territory
Ohio Assembly urges the northern boundary line be run from Lake Michigan to the Miami Bay cape and north to the territorial line, asserting rights under constitutional proviso. It authorizes the governor to press President for commissioners to re-mark Harris and Fulton lines and to complete the survey if Congress declines action.
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General Assembly &c
General Assembly
Miami Bay
Lake Michigan
Great Miami River
Ohio
Territory of
Michigan
Congress
Ossio
Michigan Territory
Congress of the United States
Iarris’ Ling
Cass
Fulton
Surveyor General
Harris
Senate
Legislative Council
United States
Messrs Rush
Soward
U.S
Howard
Uhal
Union
Jine
Ghio
Erie
Nomination of President from Baltimore Republican Delegates
A convention of Republican delegates met in Baltimore on May 20 to propose your name for President of the United States. They request your acceptance and ask for a timely reply, signing themselves as A Stevenson and Epwaxp Convre with respectful greetings.
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Baltimore
Union
United States
A. Stevenson
Feyner
Epwaxp
Convre
Washington
Jackson
Republicans of the Union
Thomas Jefferson
M. van Buren
Andrew Stevenson
Van Buren Accepts Presidential Nomination in 1835 Note
President elects to uphold Jacksonian principles. Van Buren thanks New York delegates for unanimity, pledges faithful service, and argues for Union preservation against monarchical threats while outlining prior reluctance and readiness to govern from the nation’s capital.
Van Buren Accepts Baltimore Nomination Letter
The Augusta Sentinel prints Mr Van Buren’s acceptance of the nomination by the Baltimore Convention. The letter was forwarded by express and laid before the public.
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Augusta Sentinel
van Buren
Baltimore
Gratissay Acknowledges Nomination for Presidency
Gratissay acknowledges the Baltimore Convention’s nomination for the presidency. He expresses astonishment at the honor and vows to disclose his policy on national questions such as a National Bank and the North South balance, urging unity and constitutional governance.
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Fred
United States
Balloon Ascension and a Fatal Storm Accident News
Ballon ascension led by Mr Clayton on Saturday evening drew 3500 to 4000 spectators as he soared and drifted eastward. A severe storm later caused a fatal chimney collapse injuring Thomas Marshall, son of Chief Justice Marshall, who died after surgical attempts. The report also notes Mexican remonstrances over Indian relocation near Nacogdoches and boundary tensions with Texas.
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Clayton
P.S
Detroit
Maysville
Cin, Gaz
Court House
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Philadelphia
Virginia House of Delegates
Jr Alexander
Tayotte Street
Oak Hill
Fauquiet County
Virginia
Texas
War Department
Washington
Mexico
Mississippi
Nacogdoches
Col. Bean
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