Rhode Island Triumphs In 1832 Election News
The Rhode Island result shows Joseph L. Tillinghast and Robert B Cranston elected amid sharp attacks on Washington influence. The piece mocks federal corruption and lauds Rhode Island as virtuous, while noting national political maneuvering and the new House Speaker election developments.
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Slicer Victory Brings 23 Of 44 Votes In Election
In the committee on Finance Mr Werisht reports a bill to postpone the fourth revenue instalment transfer to the States read first time. Mc Wight said the bill would be called up tomorrow for fuller report. Calhoun urged cautious action and consensus in both houses. Webster urged prompt measures to meet national needs. The bill moved to a second reading.
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Whig Rally in Ridgefield Urges Unity Against Van Buren
A Ridgefield Whig meeting endorses the Ist instant Whig nominations, condemns Van Buren tactics, and calls townships to vigilance. It urges unity, supports Ridgefield’s past Whig majority, and sets up committees to mobilize voters for the October election.
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Election Fury Over Parson’s Provisions and Odds
Disjointed 19th century fragment laments mixed opinions on electoral measures and a bitter stance against a prior administration’s financial policy. It references defeat, a vital political moment, and a call to resist perceived destruction of commerce.
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