Renunciations Ride Ohio Politics Amid Party Splits
The Ohio Journal reports across Montgomery and Columbiana counties a wave of renunciations from Locofoco and Democratic supporters. Letters from John W. Arnold of Miamisburg urge voters to abandon the party, praising Harrison era principles and criticizing Bank Reform and tariffs. Additional renunciations from Elkrun and nearby areas urge independent stances and loyalty to true Democratic values, while warning against leadership rhetoric and demagoguery.
Man Refuses Party Doctrines and Addresses Whigs
A fragmented excerpt shows a speaker breaking from a party line, declaring he can no longer abide its doctrines. He delivers a forceful address to the Whigs, asserting a new stance and urging alignment with his shifted principles.
Birney accuses campaign links with slaveholding record
A letter from A S Mitchell of Danville Kentucky defends James G Birney by detailing his Kentucky slavery history. It argues Birney sold slaves before embracing abolition and contrasts him with Clay, alleging Birney hypocrisy and urging Liberty Party supporters to scrutinize him.
Fragmented ticket listing many names for electoral positions
The document shows a list of presidential and vice presidential candidates alongside a long roster of regional candidates with associated towns. Names include Henry Clay for president and Mheod Frelinghuysen for vice president amid numerous county and district entries such as Warren Geanga Hamilton and Clark Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Mheod, Frelinghuysen
Ross
Joseph Orns
Pickaway
Dastu
Norton
Knox
Wasiuserox W. Cosxity
Marion
Samone RK. Novcoma
Gallias
Hanon Cuarix
Washington
Juan Crooks
Guernsey
Samvuen W. Bostwits
Harrison
Williliam R. Sarv
Holmes
Jons W. Gur
Jellergon
Cying Svixk
Wayne
Jacon H.barowin
Tronbull
L. Perkiss
Lakes
Jons Funeur
Miie
Whig Mass Convention Called for Norwalk County
Mor decai Bartley of Richland County and Whig leaders call a mass convention at the Norwalk Court-House on the Tuesday next in August at 1 PM to nominate county officers and appoint delegates to district legislative and congressional conventions, urging full township and neighborhood representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
FM. Root
Jolin Cline
Sari L T. Worcester
Eben Boalt
Joan Buckingham
Daly
County Whig Convention Calls October Meeting
The Whig Central Committee of the county designates August as the date to choose county office candidates and delegates to congressional senatorial and representative conventions. Whigs from all townships are urged to attend to support a united ticket and uphold tariff principles for the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Central Committee
Union
Hamony
Locofoco Campaign Attacks and Public Replies
A partisan 1810 campaign critique denounces Locofoco tactics across the nation. It claims abuse of Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen, boasts of recruits for Polk and Texas, and cites repudiations by McMahon Johnson Menick Prentiss and others to discredit Locofoco claims.
Whig Faith and Presidential Preference Letters
A letter defends the Whig cause and Henry Clay amid annexation debates, claiming the issue is a party tool for the election. It rejects Southern slights and vows to campaign for Clay, noting allegiance to the Whig leader and potential support for Tyler over Polk. Local papers discuss party shifts and clashing club alignments among voters.
Notice to Milan subscribers and distribution of Whig Tracts
Subscribing readers in Milan will now receive papers at the Eagle Tavern kept by Mr. J. Williams and should call for them. The Junius Tracts, circulating nationwide, reach number nine on the annexation of Texas and deserve wide, prompt distribution. Tracts sell for 15 per thousand, with smaller quantities available at a tunel rate. Also available from L. Greeley editor of the Tribune are two tracts on Protection and Free Trade and Tariff as it is, priced 2 per hundred or 8 per thousand.
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Asufono Mankwe
Elkran Township
Columbiana County
Ohio
New Lisbon
Democratic Party
Harry
West
Great Britain
Ashford Mankin
Elkrun Tp
Columbiana Co
Ohio State Journal
Deak Sin
Ravenna
A.S.M
Danvinto
Kentucky
Cuantes Lastory
James CG. Birney
Birney
Danville
North
Mr. B
Alabama
Tle
Lave
Thave
Mercer County
James G. Birney
Mercer
Jesus Christ
Edwin
Amanda
James G. Binney
Tileford
Robt
Tilford
Boyt Cousry
Charles
Mississippi
Isachaian
Clay
Frem
Ashland
James
Liberty
Yous
Als Mitchell
Daarille
Mererr
Thomas Allin
Isda
Pho
Allin
Bo Foe
Mr. Birney
Meg
Robert "Pilford
Tole
David Tod
Semue
Pee
Tod
General Assembly of Ohio
Netinunr
Newark
Milan
Eagle Tavern
3. Williams
N.Y. Tribune
Texas
Aiion County
IL. Greeley
the Tribune
Pracy
Utica
Laco Foco
Chenango Canal
Dudley
Baltimore
Park
Tennessee
Herkiner
Philadelphia
William Hl. Dunn
Patterson
Porter
State
Dunn
Harrisburg
Wm. H. Dunn
Tubbell
Stafford
Calwalader
Charles Naylor
Naylor
O Naylor
Hertz
Hibernian Greens
Hibernia Greens
Mols
Cadwalader
Queen Street
Second Street
Third and Queen
Second and Queen
Commissioners’ Hall
Cadwalaler Grays
Cap R. S
Hill
Base Falsehood: The Experiment Attacks Clergy Authors
An article in the Portsmouth Chronicle alleges Rev. Nathaniel Fr. Johinsen authored the 4 novel Proets after being dismissed for immoral conduct. The editor is accused of lies and libel. a similar suit against the Richmond Inquirer editor is mentioned. Also reported: George Thompson was hanged at Lowe Sandusky on Sunday at 11:30 AM.
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Portsmouth Chronicle
Nathaniel Fr. Johinsen
Newark
N. J
Cinvin Covros
United States
Richmond Inquirer
Guonge Thompson
Lowe
Sandusky
E'Elvuls
A.M
Why the Annexation Furor Moves Ritchie Cabal
A Washington letter explains why the Richmond Enquirer pushes Texas annexation, citing Tom and William Ritchie’s land and debt ties in Texas, and Tom Greene’s bankrupt-law wealth, arguing these owners back annexation to protect their interests. Also anecdotes lampooning party conformity and mock praise for Polk.
Whig Ticket Dominates Louisiana Returns
The Bulletin reports the likely Whig victory in New Orleans with local officials E Z Clarke and Col Bradbury noting the tallys. Returns show contest over Elliott Certificates faced pushback from Whig judges while Locos pressed to count them. Dawson faced no opposition for Congress and regional results favored Whigs.
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Brecon
New Orleans
E. Z. Clarke
Bulletin
Col. Bradbury
Tropic
The
Picayune
Dawson
Congress
Carroll
Concordia
Madfleet
Cincinnati Gazette
Terrible Riots in Philadelphia Over Church Guard
A riot in Philadelphia over a church guard detail led to multiple deaths and injuries. The unrest began after William H. Dunn obtained muskets for a church company, sparking clashes with authorities and mobs. The Hibernian Greens faced gunfire and dispersal as troops patrolled to defend the church.
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Ohio State
Polk
Locofoco
Dallas
Joan W. Arnold
Miamisburg
Montgomery Co
Dayton
Locofeco
Locofeco Party. the Journal Says Mr. Arnold
Focofecos
United States Bank
van Buren, Benton, Buchanan, &c
Gen. Harrison
Patrick Collins
John W. Arnold
Deane Kowry
Ere County
N. Y
New Brunswick
N.J
Liberty Party
Mitchell
Ay) Tribune
James G. Bires
Syow
Jas. G. Birney
Jas. Birney
G Wi, Birney
Joshua
Tells Wm. Miller
MURON
Norwith
Mordecai Bartley
Richland County
Thuren County
Frelinghuysen
Harrizon
Taxas
McMahon
Baltimmore
Cost Johnson
Maryland
Premiss
Dale Jas
Prentiss
Vicksburgh Whig
Vicksburgh
Dean
Pexas
Here
Patagonia
Whig Party
Mr. Clay
Joe Smith
Teras
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Lorain
Bradstreet C. Stevens
D. W. Lathrop
Elyria Sentinel
Stevens
Oberlin Clay Club
Whig
Abolition Party
Siamson
Pelk
van Buren
Faxtixenvy- Sen
Jonesborough
Messrs. Ritchie
Richmond Enquiner
Tom Ritchie
Alis
William Ritchie
Tom Greene
Old Ritchie
America
Richie & Co
Samme Oe
Wise
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