Aristocratic republicanism and the Van Buren clash in Scioto
A fiery Ohio political address denounces Van Burenism as aristocratic corruption. The speaker attacks patronage, warns of moral decay from office-seeking, and praises General Jackson while contrasting Federalist spoils and Regency-era nobles.
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New York
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Jackson
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the Pedler
Gulf
Dives
Charon
Thersites
Reginald Scott
Bedlam Lyeth
Hogsden
Botany Bay
Academic Grove
John Rodgers
Sherwood
Dian
Dow's
Cassian
Bray
Old Mosey
John S
Slandy
Treasury
Monroe
Cary
House of van Buren & Co
T Ford
van & Cam
Crawford
Calhoun
Capitol
Lees
Lawsons
Bloomsbury Square
Hackets
Burton-heath
Byron
Seige
Ismail
Clutterbucks
Bondelants
Teufels
Marcy’s Island
Senate debates land cession and Ohio sales plan
The Senate discussed ceding public lands in Ohio to the state and extending the sale terms to other states. It also addressed pension clarifications for revolutionary naval service, a Miami canal land grant to Ohio, and a Roanoke Light House bill while the House tabled Kentucky resolutions. A Lexington rail accident killed three and injured several, with details from the Frankfort to Lexington run.
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Miami Canal
Roanoke Marsh
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Great Britain
Hawes
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Frankfort
Traper
Woodford County
Wilson
Madison
Indiana
Turrs
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