Whig Strength in Ohio and New York Politics
The piece notes Whig majorities across western Ohio and the Genesee to Michigan, with Barley leading in the Western Reserve and all eleven western counties voting Whig. It mentions alleged loco gains in Richland County and lists Congress nominees across New York districts, plus a Strasbourg clock tale and a Swift quip about women and knitting.
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Richland County
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Cleveland Herald
Whig gains noted in Indiana 1843 governor vote
From the Ohio State Journal via Buf Commercial, Indiana reports based on letters, way-bill slips, and Cincinnati and Richmond mails. After comparing 1843 governor race figures, Whig gains appear, stating Whig Combs' Loco ticket carried by 2013 votes, signaling shifts in seven adjacent counties.
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Ohio Whigs poised to control state government and reforms
In a Lebanon Star reprint the Ohio Legislature is described as returning Whig control for the first time in a decade. The piece urges banking reform, a clear revenue system, elimination of costly public debt, removal of Gov. Brough, overhaul of the Board of Public Works, and swift judiciary appointments. It promotes Corwin for U S Senate and mocks Loco Foco governance. It closes with a colonial era diarrhea remedy attributed to a Virginia farmer.
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The Demagogue and His Poisoned Politics
A critic cites Daniel Webster’s Boston Common speech condemning demagogues who pit classes against each other in pursuit of wealth. The piece likens such figures to corrupting serpents, urging listeners to mark and stigmatize them as enemies to humanity.
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Western Literary Journal and Monthly Review notice
A review notes the first issue edited at Cincinnati by E. Z. C. Jups ex and Lucius A. Heys, 64 pages, $3 per year, with patrons urged in the state. It mentions from the Norwayne Experiment a critique of clergy and social order, and discusses religious reform, millennialism, and changing theology as old beliefs fade and new heaven and earth ideas rise.
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