Receivers and defaulters in U.S. land office cases
The text cites officials like Boyd and J. Wawnens and Hawkins, detailing overdue balances, late monthly returns, and suspicions of lax morality. It notes millions in land sales, debts due the United States, and threats of official complaints. concludes with calls for a dignified administration and reduced federal expenditures.
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Sam
United
J. Wawnens
St. Selena
Arkansas
Relance
Hawkins
What Do You Want From The Whigs, Wheeling Timea
A reader letter from Wheeling argues for an honest administration of the government. It calls for qualified officers free from local election meddling and for stable appointments. The writer demands firm foreign policy, respect for public men and institutions, and accountability in government pay and authority.
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Loco-Foco
Republic
Partizan
Whig Young Men Convention Opens in Mount Vernon
The Ohio Whig Young Men meet September 20 1838 in Mount Vernon Knox county. Gen Harrison speaks amid cheers as officers are nominated and resolutions pledge support for William Harrison Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, condemning executive overreach and urging a strong currency and banking system. The convention honors Governor Joseph Vance and Thomas Ewing and calls for unity with other states in the national race.
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Ohio
Mount Vernon
Knox County
John M. Creed
Josnua Xl.oor
Ituron County
Joan KR
Oxuorn
Lucas
Guo. i. Suyrun
Licking
Harrison
Root
JR. Osborn
George B. Smythe
F. D. Upson
Portage
J. M- Gallagher
Franklin
JS. M. Wead
Wayne
C. T. Sherman
Richland
C.T. Sherman
R. C. Ilurd
Knox
B.C. Seaman
Huron
J.M. Creed
Fairfield
J.B. Orton
Perry
Thomas Ewing
Vanes
Mur
Spp.arate
Congress
Nione
William Geary Clarrison
United States
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Joseph Valice
Senate
Htad
Lorain County
Cromaran
Torain
Thorns Ewing
Ohio Whig Convention Addresses Listed by Speakers
The article notes a convention published in the Whig papers of the state in the evening. James Purdy of Mansfield presided, with addresses by Henry Stansberry J M Zool Alfred Kelley John M Creed N A Guille C Delano Corwin and B S Brown from various counties.
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Whig Papers
James Purdy
Lsq
Mansfield
Messrs. Ienry Stansberry
J. M. Zool
Mhuron
Alfred Kelley
Franklin
John M. Creed
Tairfield
N. A. Guille
Muskingem
C. Delano, Corwin
Champains
B.S. Brown
Knox. Cos
Meeting at court house with Locofoco candidate Sweney
George Sweney spoke at a Thursday meeting in the court house as the Locofoco candidate for congress. The crowd was small about 60 to 70, with a third Whigs expecting new remarks. He attacked banks and the Sub-Treasury, urging reform cherished by Democrats, while editors of the Rejected faced harsh federal slang.
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George Sweney
Court House
Sweney
Locofoco
Congress
Democratic Party
Ife
Erie Whig attack and reform promises in poll chatter
The piece rails at the Tate administration for unkept reform pledges and rising government costs, predicts continued issues under federal influence, and ridicules Reform speakers while naming Erie County Whig ticket details for Sheriff to Recorder and Commissioners with nominees Augustine Towar Newton Neill Follett Wammonwood Morton Stubbard Lockwood Richmond.
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Augustus P. Towar
Groner
Daniel Newton
William Neill
Foster M. Follett
Samull Wammond
Robert L. Douglass
Bourdett Wood
George R. Morton
Elisha A. Stubbard
William B. Lockwood
David Richmond
The Young Men's Convention Seals a Momentous Day
Reports from the September 20 1830 Young Men's Convention highlight the crowd on the island and a speech by veteran leader ILARISON praised for its eloquence. The piece discusses bank reform under Martin Van Buren, state charters, stock distribution to party favorites, and alleged corruption tied to Democratic power in New York and national finance.
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van Iren
Taity Lot Fe
Cantals
U.S. Bank of Pennsylvania
van Buren
York
New York
Vangeratic Party
Democratic Party
N.Y
Me van Buren
Oman
Armly
N. York
Sti
Forniasni
Appor
Igen Athany
Washington
Ben
Post Office
Law
Army
Say
Congress
U. S. Bank
Uly
Unclear OCR fragment from Newark meeting
Fragmentary readable text mentions Newark and a meeting with vague speaker references. No coherent events or participants can be identified from the OCR snippet.
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J. D. Lovell
Hamilton
Jos. Parker
J. Johnson
J. A. Corwin
Champaign
J. Medtealt
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J. A. Blair
Muskingum
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Champaign County
Lhuon County
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Sonator
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Walter Branch
Joan G. Camp
Level Wilcoxson
Commisson
S. Siemuel Morse
Henry Perry
Justin Shuurman
Merritt Brown
Luis Keeler
Sterling Couch
Maperment
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Yemen
Tate
Oli
Mr Root
Era County
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Young Men’s Convention
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