Address to the People of Ohio Concluded
A lengthy political tract denounces government waste under Van Buren, criticizing expenses in Washington and territorial pay, calling for fiscal reform. It cites specific items such as nine copies of newspapers for the Treasury Secretary, clock maintenance, and furniture for public offices, urging citizens to demand accountability and oppose extravagant spending. It also notes debates over Croghan and Harrison, defending Col. Croghan against slander and calling for publication of correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasur
Piner Vanety
van Buren
General Government
National
United States
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Winconsin
James Collins
Kentucky
Indiana
Sub
Treasury
J de Sethorst
William B. Slaughter
Willam B. Slaughter
St. Louis, &c
Wiliam B. Slaughter
Milwaukie
Willan B. Slaughter
de Selhorst
Congress
Mississippi River
Mississippi
John Quincy Adams
Washington City
Cumberland Road
Monroe
Adams
Cincinnati Daily Republican
America
Hamilton
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
General Harrison
Gen. Harrison
McClagett
New Hampshire
Ullinois
Ireland
Erin
New Yok
Publication of General Harrison letters questioned by Col Churchill
The letters in question were not authorized for publication by Col. George Croghan and were denied by General Harrison. Gaines notes their private discussions on Harrison’s actions at Tippecanoe Fort Stephenson and Fort Meigs, praising Harrison’s bravery and strategic acumen while defending him against political slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Commercial Bulletin
Col. Croghan
Gen. Harrison
Tocotoco
Harrison
Col.Croghan
Martin van Buren
Garrisson
Gaines
St. Louis
Limes
Gen
Wellas
van Buren
Washington
Harrisson
Tippecanoe
Boyd
Tip‘pecanoe
Sandusky
Harricoh
Saml
B. Churchill
Col. Churchill
General Casa
Fort Meigs
Fort Stephenson
Warrison
Wood
Col. Dudley
Kentucky
Fort Erie
Camp Seneca
Major Wood
Tecumseh
Shelby
England
Perry
Lake Erie
Edmund P. Gaines
George Crocuan
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C. A. Pres
el Square
Ohio
Mainel
Bristol
Monhegan
Thorpes