The Burning Palatines Ship Mystery Returns Each Year
A centuries old North Carolina tale recounts German Palatines arriving with wealth, attacked by pirates. The ship set alight and strangely burned but never consumed, reappearing annually at the same spot as a haunting legend tied to unanswered justice and ancestral retribution.
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Whig Districting and a Ten Day Special Session
A historical account compares Whig control and swift ten day districting acts to later Locofoco sessions. It highlights a 62 to 7 House vote on the Congressional district bill, Senate concurrence, and minimal delay, contrasting with partisan stalling and refusals during a later session noted by Cin. Gaz.
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Eight Thousand Whigs Meet in Hamilton In Political Turmoil
From the Cincinnati Gazette report of a Hamilton Whig meeting with thousands present including families and mechanics. Speeches by Storer, Sehanck, Corwin and Southgate praised. resolutions condemn Captain Tyler and urge resignation. Coalition between Pyler and Locofocos noted. Democratic accretion to Jacksonian ranks discussed. public sentiment on election freedom and government patronage highlighted.
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Sehanck
Corwin
Southgate
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Rit
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Ue Jgler
Harry of the West: A War Rally for Hann y and Li ry
A partisan verse from the St Louis Republican extols Hann y as a heroic leader. It urges bold support for Hann y and Dow, denounces free trade policies, and calls for mobilizing the corps to defeat the opposition. The piece praises patriotism, phonetic spellings aside, as it rallies readers to back the Republican ticket.
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Whig Young Men's State Convention in Newark
A Whig gathering met at the Court House Yard at 10 A M with Henry Stanbery of Lancaster named chairman. Committee reports named Stanbery as president and a slate of vice presidents, with addresses drafted to express Whig views on national policy. Speakers included Gov Corwin and Mr Ewing, with resolutions favoring currency reform banking, tariff stance, public land, veto powers, and unity under Henry Clay for President. The convention adjourned sine die, with plans to publish proceedings in Whig papers.
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