A New Taylor Man and a Whig Song by Willis
The Huron Reflector reports Willis Willis’s Whig song praising General Taylor. It notes Willig Hall joined Van Buren while Willis moved to Taylor, and prints the verse “To the mark tis Taylor can” with colorful lines about battles from Buena Vista to Monterey. The Boston Atlas is cited for the song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Willig Hall
van Buren
W ‘Iilis
Bes
Gen. Taylor
Mirror
Boston Atlas
Willis
EN. Y
TOR
X. P. Willis
Caroline
Santa Roa
Polk
Buena Vista
Zack
Tar
Abard
Ruth
Washington
Daniel Webster on the present political crisis and Taylor Cass choice
Hon Daniel Webster urges Massachusetts Whigs to support Gen Taylor as the Whig nominee for President, defending his fitness and tying Cass to war and subtreasury fears. He critiques Free Soil Barnburners in New York, warns of Cass agenda, and argues Whig unity across states is essential to preserve the Constitution and country.
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Express
Congress
Josep M. Resor
Caseine M. Clarchy
Horace Greeley
Webster
Abbot
Jame Peter
John and
Jude
Toluine Fats
Robi
Alden
Mary Ilowitt
E. J. Bulwer
C.E. Newman
R. D. Joslin
Norwalk
Deweys
Mt Sfolutenburghe
United States
Gen. Taylors
Cass
Gen. Taylor
Taylor
Massachusetts
Whig Party
Whig Convention
Washington
John Adams
James Madigan
Adams
Chin Sen
Ger. Taylor
Neday
Texas
North
New England
Ohio
New York
Massachivséis
Democratic Party of
United
Star of Massechasets
Free Soil Party
Swill
Wosler
Perry Larceny
Massachusets
Pda
Paris
van Buren
Unt
Wright
Allce
Govarani
Barnturners
Barnburnelers
Great
T Jas
Buffalo
New School
Mulule
Free Suil Party
Whig
Soil Party
Mr. van Buren
Schol
Intellinenge
Villa
Lam
Polk
Faylor
Washington Union
Gen. Cass
Jones
Union
War Department
Adj
The Change which Came Over Cass Peculations Reviewed
The Washington Battery summaries Cass’s alleged peculations while governor, secretary of war, and diplomat. The piece lists payments and salaries from 1821 to 1847, including extra allowances, Indian affairs duties, and a Paris mission, arguing Cass exploited public funds and urging readers to judge him harshly. It contrasts these claims with editorial reflections on autumn’s moral lessons and ends with satirical notes about Cass’s political reception.
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Cass
Washington Battery
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Treasury
Calhoun
Fort Wayne
Piqua
Chicago
Wirt
Port Wayne
Lewis Casa
Carbour
M’clelland
Washington
United States
Flo
Uncle Sam
Wm. Woodbridge
Woodbridge
Causa
Detroit
Paris
Mediterranean
East
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Colem
Colum
Kennan & Stywart
Piton
Franklin Sawyer
Soliery
Geo
H. Safford
Soli- L Rilor
Sorvalk
Stone & Kellogg
Lew
Sols
Chancery
ELM C. E
Wm. Wi. Ladd
Presbyterian Church
Orwark
John H. Foster
Portace Mutual Insistance
Coneass
Consty Metuan Issckaxex Company
Mmit County Mutual Insurance Company
Akron
Josses
Miser Lawr
Samuel Preston
Ewman
M. Page
Muron County
Watwellal Y Marreys
Jis Baker & Jen
Buster Sted
Hiney
Free Ven Iit
Lagkwood
Magazane
Electic
Ittel
Pion
Fowler
Pricimen
Gralhay Cohryttopedia
Sloral
Angedotes
Ewan
CASIT
Meir Bishts
Muel A
Sarge
Jam
VVE
Voriel Ia
AJ & C. Parkes
India
Goodyear
Walter Buck
C. Sexton
Plymouth
Excelsior Mills
Bevis
Robbins Wicks
Timothy Baker
SBR
Nate
Gsford Township
Erie County
Cooke's Corners
Badgefield
Milan
Sandusky Ciy
Erie
Patrick Norwalk
Cooke's
F.woofter
Wooster's Drug Store
HURON
NORW
Mies
Hua
Atuqy
Hall
Fort Harrison
Fort Brown
Palo Alto
Reeuca
Monterey
Will
Whitey
Buena Viste
Ely
Tay Dow Ron Gou
Osward
C. A. Preston
Daniel Webster
Abington
Mast
Barnburner Party
Ihange
New Hampshire Telegraph
Boston
Locafoco
Gen. Gass
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