Massive Harrison Demonstration in Columbus Rally
A rain soaked but massive Columbus Harrison and Reform procession gathers 20 000 citizens from Ross Clark and Muskingum counties with log cabin imagery Mad River trappers and a brig William H Harrison. The core crowd pledges unwavering support for Corwin for Governor and Harrison for President, denouncing Van Buren and Locofocoism as the crowd cheers a staged Fort Meigs tribute and a life guard relic.
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Tennessee
Clark
Treasury
Ross
Atriots
Harrison
Reform
Muckingam
Fairfield
Licking
Newark
North Bend
Old Fort Meigs
William H. Harrison
Cleveland
Lorain
Columbus
Ohio
Wasmningtown
Wasttxoton
Old Guard
Columbia
Kinderhook
Thomas Corwin
Col. Anthony
Clark County
Judge Walcur
Cincinnati
Fort Meigs
Wright
Gen
Jjacnson
Harmison
Sam
Locofoco
Mad River
Ross Invincibles
A Douglass
A Murphy
Ola Muskingum
iReserse
Reform Clubs Rally Calls for Nationwide Organization
A call urges Tippecanoe and Warrison Reform Clubs be formed in every village and township. Organize thoroughly and efficiently to energize the people about the contest. The center and South are mobilized, and the North must not hold back. To anus! To anus!
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Tippecanoe and Warrison Reform Clubs
Ohio Senate and House actions on bank paper and county bills
The Ohio Legislature meets with Senate and House concerning bills to prohibit unauthorized bank paper, repeal acts, and adjust county divisions. Debates cover recommittals on currency acts, postponements on canal construction, creation of Lake and Ottawa counties, extending Erie County, and reforming judicial court times. Final passage records note Ottawa and Erie boundary actions and continuation of related measures.
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Senate
Faran
Green
Tod
Committee On the Currency
HOUSE
Yeas
Summit
Hostetter
Thomas
Franklin and Green
Stark
Birch
Me‘dina
Committee On the Judiciary
Lake
Lake Erie
Cattish County
Spangler
McCraighill
Ottawa
Erie
Allen
Ohio Senate and House Proceedings on Banking and County Seats
The banking system was discussed and recommitted to the Banks and the Currency committee. In the Senate, Mr Todd reported on revising laws by Joseph R. Swan with printing and indexing plans. In the House, petitions pressed militia law changes, Logan county election of a new associate judge, and Erie county county seat review by commissioners Johnson, Waller, and Dennis, to meet by April 15.
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Senate
Todd
Joint Select Committee of Revision
Joseph R. Swan
Warner
Casad
Logan County
Benj.s. Brown
Said
Flood
General Assembly
State of Ohio
John Johnsson
Coshocton County
Calvin C.waller
Cuyahoga County
Aaron Dennis
Knox County
Erie County
Ottawa
Erie
County of
Senate Debate Over Sub Treasury Sparks Heated Exchange
The Senate on February 25 and 26 debated the New York Legislature’s anti Sub Treasury resolutions and the push to curb paper money. Tallmadge clashed with Wright and Tappan over terms like Traitor as they sparred amid calls to enlarge the specie basis and curb notes. Webster and Buchanan urged constitutional limits, while Strange pressed banking abolition and urged rapid removal of paper currency to strengthen the economy.
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Congress
United States Senate
Treasury
Tallmadge
Wright
Tappan
Ohio
Benedict Arnold
Mr Strange
Webster
Senate
Buchanan
North Carolina
Strange
N.C
Pennsylvania
Van Buren Opposed Universal Suffrage in State Convention
The Albany Journal reports Van Buren defended limited suffrage at a New York constitutional convention, warning that universal suffrage would endanger rational liberty. He cited three-year state residency and other restrictions and argued the electorate should not be widened to include all poor or revolutionary soldiers. The piece contrasts Van Buren with allies and notes related editorials attacking political opponents and defending Webster against false charges.
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Albany N
van Buren
New York
Root
Nelson
Russell
Quebsc
Stony Point
Martin van Buren
Gen. Root
Delaware County
Ny van Buren
Anyman
Tompkins
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Union
Burke
Pitt
England
Jackson
Missouri
Baltimore Post
Nincompoop
Virginia
Charleston
Norfolk
The
Bulletin
Quesiman
Statesman
O. S. Journal
National Intelligencer
Daniel Webster
William Henry Harrison
General Harrison
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