Election era rally and party contrasts in 19th century news
A dense political broadside discusses Gen Scott versus Gen Pierce and the Liberal vs protectionist debate. It praises Scott Graham tickets, denounces Pierce, and urges Whig turnout, citing local votes, county seat battles, and calls to mobilize supporters in Lucas and Cuyahoga counties. The piece links England free trade and Irish policy to American tariff debate, urging unity and action at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilf
Lord Derby
Gen
Pierce
Bir
Calhoun
Treatie London Pope
Amos
Hitwelae
Cain
Lucas County
Maumee City
Toledo
Lucas
Locefon
Scott Gill
Lee
Liana Mreve
Nealiad
Poumer
Eser Albopp
Eames
Piero
Sabnburn
Frost Prit- Hisheancor
Can
Scott
Dundee
Pera
Fraklin Pier OE
Congress
Unholy Coalition Against Native Americans and Foreigners in Philadelphia
An explosive 1852 political broadside claims a Native American Party of Philadelphia alliance with the Locofocos to back Franklin Pierce. It warns of foreign-born voters and urges Americans to oppose this coalition, blasting opponents and praising General Scott while urging unity among Whigs in opposition to naturalization for foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Loevfoes Party
Pennsylvania
Franklin Pierce
Amyani
Peru
Norwich
Doms
le Snoke
Galena
Scott
Linsted
Leeraliz
Qiechers
Monsey
Uae
Sifie
Goa
Rao
Prest
Weney
United States
Sugnari
August Belmonts
Formgn
Lundy
Hue
Naturalization Laws Debate in Dissident Virginia Letter
The piece centers on a May discussion of naturalization laws with references to Virginia state views and federal policy. It quotes a correspondent debating the impact of immigration, allegiance, and rights amid wartime concerns, mentioning the U S stance on impressment, trade, and the St Lawrence waterway. The lengthy manuscript-essay juxtaposes domestic policy with international tensions and cites political figures and dates from the era.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winfield Scott
Vic Prusinent
William A. Graham
War Dennison
Colunbus
Mansfield
Cinemanat
Crias
Asprsson
Ainitton
Danes Sorrex
T. J. Harsn
Preble
J. W. Deraers
Mi S—Driax
Seroca
Lin
Lin Gil L. Prax, of Bi 7—Jous M. Wrarans
Leversee
Loon Hs
Pitt
I. Dw
Jous
Ji—s. Orn
Arex
B. Moone
Hesteunrr
Sanan
Lak
Alliance Estecca
Locovnco P. Ted
ENGL
Cé Uci
Cror Wilner
Soren
England
Wat Thur
Phere
Unies
Friends of
Ireland
Trish
Elie
Erin
Awricis
John Bull
Thames E. UK
Thomas Derin
t LPS HIP + tion & vLtasiar
Deniel
Cennell
Bares
Treland
Dublin
Franklin Psi
Webster
Ste
Sera Aullard Tillmore
D.A. Lisysay
Mousion
Miss. E
Cuyahoga
Locofoco
Graham
Uns
Henee
Ghia
Ine
Bisse
Fiore
Rivere
Ustax
Harrison
Scott Loys
Huron
Tauren
de Sya Locofex
Martin Vanuren
James I. Polk
Locofoco Defpaultens
Dures
N. Pharrashiee
Todd
Moses
Ela
Felt
Levine
Certe
Ile
READ
Philadel
Merhanies
Gale
Deren
Theo
Passtig News
Levby
Washington
Wixfield Scott
Tadby
Ceslinons Bate
Leids
Ube
Beg
Tad Plate Daren
Sandinky
Miron
Maehaamn
Lis Para
Balimoo
Buchanan
Ts Witte Rim
Frei
Army of
Mexico
Norwalk
Lovening
Lundy’s Lane
Plains of
Chippewa
Wellington
Queenstown
Hull
Vers Crag
Momezn- Hrs
Columbus
Luco
Islees
Europe
Fitzeo
New York
Labrie
E.ropean
Preree
Pugertar
Bagement
Ths
Sten
S. Decy
Allio
Finn
Tora
Whig Standard
Gibraltar
Buckeye Winge
Geedine
Goudie
Akron
Suri Conny
Norwalk Chippewa Club
Goodhue
Ohio
Union of Soeet
Penns
Heme
Woodard
Biste
Pennylvania
Lapareciate Ag
Patie
Mm Gornoy
U. States
Tle
Cumin
Gia
Coum
Steves
Willow Foemeyers
Laos
Searr
Scorr
Jacssex
iTannisos
Tarner
Scarr
Dhany Journal
Pillow
Douglass
Contreres
Cen
Concord
N. H
Scott Record
Poe Lee
Wits Bayer
Nalegudsald
Virgina
Tony
Mapa
Warsiers
Messier Wwe
St. Lawrence
Lea Reyes
Cnty Weainer
Stamelinge
Sasipmehoute
Scoti
Bel
Tod
Wien
Lucatin
Jeferson
Great Britain
Chesnigate
Talat
Berlin