Ohio Whig Convention Nomination and Resolutions 1816
A Whig convention in Ohio nominates Thomas Corwin for governor and Isaac Tyler for vice president, adopts a platform urging limited presidential power, strict constitutional rights, and reform of public offices. It also calls for electors, condemns Van Buren, and endorses William Henry Harrison and John Tyler for national offices, with resolutions to organize Harrison clubs across Ohio.
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William R Putnam
Washington County
Perley B. Johnson
Morgan
John Dukes
Hancock
Otha Brashear
Guermsey
James Raguet
Muskingum
Christopher S. Miller
Coshacton
Stark
John Jamison
Harrison
Wright
Ohio
Anthony
Corwin
Committee On
Congress
Custom House
New York
Alfred Kelley
Martin van Buren
United States
William Heary Harrison
John Tyler
H. Griswold
Court of Justice
Occa
W. H. Murphy
General Assembly
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
New Orleans
Kentucky
Indiana
Tinais
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Fort Meigs
Charles Borland
Fairfield
Wrewton Henry Warneson
Joan Tyrer
van Buren
Columbus
State Central Committee Appointments and Convention Close
Rec orved that the following gentlemen be appointed a State Central Committee for the ensuing campaign to wit Alfred Kelley Joseph Hidgway sen John W Andrews Robert Neil John L Miner Francis Stewart Lewis Heyl Dr Miller and Lyne Starling Jr The President offered a resolution thanking Columbus citizens for hospitality and the convention adjourned without day.
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Chas. S. Clarkson
Hamilton Co
Wm. Carr
Baueredy
Anora Spafford
Wood
Isaiah Morris
Clinton
Thomas L. Shields
Clermont
John C. Bestow
Meigs
Joseph Maus
Columbiana
Solomon Markham
Stark
Hugh Downing
Jefferson
Chauncey Dewey
Harrison County
Robert Buchanan
Hamilton
Thomas M. Kelley
Cuyahoga
James Watson Riley
Mercer
Smithson E Wright
Franklin
Wm. B. Thrall
Pickaway
Wm. McNeely
Belmont
Joseph M. Mason
Monroe
Mr Douglass
Ross County
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Harrison
State Central Committee
Alfred Kelley
Joseph Hidgway
John W. Andrews
Robert Neil
John L. Miner
Frankis Stewart
Lewis Heyl
Dr.Miller
Lyne Starling
Anthony
Columbus
Reazin Beall
Citarles Clarkson
Aurora Spafford
Isatatt Morris
Joan C. Bestow
Joan Crouse
Sen
Forrest Meeker
George Saunderson
Ciarles Anthony
Solomon Bentley
David Chambers
Daniel 5S. Norton
Eleutheros Cooke
Fredre Wadsworth
Storm Rosa
Sub-Treasury debate portrayed as exclusive metallic currency
The article critiques a Senate January 1840 debate where Benton and Van Buren allies push to strike out monetary reception for a sub-treasury and favor an exclusive metallic currency. It contrasts Cuba’s low-cost labor and capital under a silver standard with American high costs, warning that free institutions risk collapse under royal governance.
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Vubonville Herald
Sub-Treasury
Locofoco
Senate of the United States
Benton
van Buren
National Intelligencer
Wright, Calhoun, & Co
Walker
Intelligencer
Cuba
Spain
United States
Washington
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