Funeral expenses of General Harrison and widow’s share
Opposition rails at congressional allowances for Harrison's widow while citing earlier funeral grants for Washington Clinton Gerry and others. The piece defends the Whigs as following precedent, notes related cases under Van Buren and Jackson, and argues for consistency in parliamentary practice and tariff policy amid political attacks.
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Congress
Hannigan
Harrison
Washington
George Clinton
van Buren
Overton Carr
House
Stephen Sfaight
Senate
Dad
Carr
Conress
Haight
Anna Haight
S. Haight
Gen. Harrison
Andrew Jackson
Wm. T. Barry
Kentucky
Gen. Jackson
Spain
Barry
United States
Liverpool
England
Gen. Hunter, Marshall
District of Columbia
Gen Harrison Ceremonies Mark Congressional Appropriation
Ohio Atlas reports that several ceremonies honoring General Harrison occurred while Congress only appropriated the amount already sanctioned by Guy. The item emphasizes ritual pages and a government-approved sum tied to the event.
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Harrison
Congress
Guy. Hunter
Ohio Atlas
Local Election Ticket Listing Several County Officials
For Congress Edward S Hamlin from Lorain County. For State Representative Samull Atherton from Greenfield. For Sheriff Edward S Husted from Clarksfield. For Treasurer Henry W W Brown from Lyme. For Commissioner Rouse Bly from New Haven. For Prosecuting Attorney John R Osborn from Norwalk.
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Edward S. Hamlin
Lorain County
Samull Atherton
Greenfield
Edward S. Husted
Clarksfield
Henry WW. Brown
Lyme
Rouse Bly
New Haven
John R. Osborn
Norwalk
Hamlin to address Huron County Whigs in October campaign
Edward S. Hamlin, candidate for Congress, will speak to Whigs in Norwalk on Oct 3 at 3 PM, Lyme at 3 PM Oct 4, Greenfield Center at 3 PM Oct 5, and Clarksfield Holton at 3 PM Oct 6. All interested are invited. committee authorized.
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Edward
Hamlin
Court House
Norwalk
Russell’s Tavern
Lyme
Greenfield Center
Clarksfield Holton
Coen. Committee
Voters of Huron County urged to vote on tariff banks and apportionment
A historical broadside appeals Huron county voters two weeks before the October election. It argues for tariff preservation, praises E S Phaniey and Henry R Brinkerhall, attacks Locofoco policies, condemns the current banking system, and pushes Samuel Atherton as support for a sound banking policy and an honest apportionment of representation.
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Huron County
Tarivf
Locofoco
Locofocos
Appenners
Charles B. Simmons
Myron County
Samuel Atterton
Hig
Mr. Atherton
Rights at stake in ballot and registration fight
The speaker warns that justice is sacrificed and ballot rights are under threat by Locofoco tactics. Half the state's voters in congressional districts have lost rights and free votes due to registration abuses. He urges Whig voters and free citizens to act now to defend political rights.
Whigs urged to organize townships in Huron county
The Whigs of Huron county must act quickly to organize every township and mobilize voters. Opponents are actively campaigning and preparing to field a full force at the polls. The message urges Whigs to rekindle energy, rally lazy members, and study past efforts to ensure their majority remains strong.
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Ilurog
Locofeco
Huron
Locofocus
Grey Berns
Brinkerhoff Speech Sparks County Debate and Clique Denunciation
The Norwalk based rivalry over General Brinkerhoff's remarks at the county convention inflames Whig and Locofoco factions. Editors call reports false and claim the speech reveals the Experiment's mischief, while praising publication of the document as exposing the clique’s unease with their chosen candidate.
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Brinkerhoff
Tge
Congress
Norwalk
Reflector
Maurence
Gen. Brinkerhoff
Florence
Loes Focos
Whig Party
Gen. B
The Tariff and Ohio Locofoco Opposition
The piece argues Ohio politicians supported tariffs since state government formation, citing several years 1816 1824 1832 tariffs with no Ohio votes against them. It contends tariffs protected farmers manufacturers and mechanics, depicting a unified pro tariff stance across Ohio parties.
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Ohio Locofoco
Congress
Senate
Ohio
Yeas
Ohio Congress Stands With Protection Against Europe
The text notes broad support for Protectionist policy in Ohio Congress, stating for 16 years no advocate for British manufacturers existed in either legislative chamber from Ohio, affirming independence from European crown influence.
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Europe
Congress
Ohio
Milan Tribune and Herald receive early eastern news praise
The Erie county edition reports the Mr Las Teeter weekly paper from Milan aims to advocate Democratic Whig doctrines and serve Whig ranks. It praises the Herald’s dress and editorials while noting minor printing-advertisement rule gaps and its strength in early foreign news. Continuous praise from local presses underscores Milan’s growing newspaper scene.
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Herald
Brother Harris
Daily Tribune
National Intelligencer
Cleveland Herald
J R Giddings to Speak at Milan Next Wednesday
The Milan Tribune reports J R Giddings is expected to deliver an address in Milan next Wednesday evening. Citizens are urged to attend and hear him.
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J. R. Giddings
Milan
The Experiment Gathers Steam in Florence Delegates
The piece accuses The Experiment of claiming perfect harmony within their party as they back a congressional protege and a Van Buren delegate to the National Convention. It notes independent dissent among members over Brinkerhoff nomination and questions how many Florence delegates support the Experiment while portraying the candidate as unenthusiastically received.
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Syracuse
Richard v. Davia
National Bank
James Madison
William Lt. Crawford
John C. Calhoun
John Forsyth
Henry Clay
Congress
Rufus King
Daniel Webster
Thomas H. Benton
Jackson
William L. Marey
John Adams
Martin van [Ouren
John Tyler
Tammany Hall
Tammany Society
Thomas Jeffers
Andre Jackson
Artin van Buren
Albany
Real Bank Regency School
Treasury
U.S. ‘Treasury
Jesse Hoyt
van Buren
Virginia
Richmond Enquirer
Loco Focusz
Phil. Forman
Florence
Brinkerhoff
Mr. Clay Enthusiasm Grips Bedford County Pennsylvania
A large Bedford County meeting praised Henry Clay with widespread applause. Backers voiced strong support for a sound currency, the American System, fair public land proceeds distribution, and a 1844 vote for Clay. The piece contrasts with Van Buren, seeking instances of his enthusiastic reception.
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MR. Clay
Pennsylvania
Bedford County
Henry Clay
Clay
Keystone State
van Buren
Calhoun Party in New York Declares Delegates for Convention
A second large meeting in New York denounces the Van Buren State Convention and vows to send four delegates from the city to the National convention. It urges districts across the state to appoint their own delegates and resist attempts to push Van Buren forward, praising citizen action over partisan cliques.
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Calhoun
New York
van Buren
Vas Buren
Milan Canal Business and Whig Convention Notice
Statistics on business on the Milan Canal are copied from the Milan Tribune. In Erie County the Whig Convention for county officer nominations will be held in Milan on Monday October 2.
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Milan Canal
Milan
Erie County
Giddings and Hamlin to Address Congressional Meeting
J R Giddings and E S Hamlin, candidates for Congress, announce to readers that a meeting will be held. The announcement states the speakers will address supporters and outline campaign aims at the event.
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Son Joshing
Giddings
E.S. Hamlin
Congress
Fitchville Meeting Promotes Congressional Candidates
On Thursday at 1 o e’eleck citizens are urged to attend and hear candidates. The notice invites all neighbors to learn opinions of their congressional nominees, especially support for Mr. Seamlin in Narune townships county next week. Citizens of Whigs, Loy, Liberty men, or Moloncts urged to participate.
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Congress
Seamlin
Naruene Tovens
Fou
Maine Election and Whig Strategy Weighing in Ohio Politics
The piece reports on Gen Case meeting at the court house, Maine election returns showing Robinson and Anderson race results, and Whig legislators aiming to win the next legislature. It discusses districts likely to flip the Senate, calls for unified Whig action, warns against Locofoco divisions, and urges concerted voting across strong Whig counties. It also notes Mormon tensions near Nauvoo and potential clashes if Gov Ford does not yield, with delegates warning of upheaval and noncompliance with county officers.
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CASS
Friends of
Tyler
House of Representatives
Senate
Locy
Lorain
Medina
Belmont
Harrison
Guernsey
Pickaway
Russ
Delaware
Champaign
Logan
Union
Clermont
Brown
Clinton
Muskingum
Ashtabula
Lake
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Athens
Meigs
Adams
Hirliland
Fayette
Gallia
Sciow
Lawrener
Hocking
Ross
Pike
Jackson
Beluon l
Jefferson
Carroll
Rose
Hellmont
Locoraco
Wuie
Ania
Loego
Lorolacoisn
Chin
Columbus
Samson
Ald
Libania Star
Mormoy
Jo Smith
Nauvoo
Hancock
Burlington Hawkeye
Ford
Smith
Missouri
Whigs of Ohio urged to vote to secure Legislature majority
The Lebanon Star urges Whig members in Ohio to attend polls and vote, warning that abstention wastes loyal principles and will lead to defeat. It argues the party holds numerical strength in the House and dramatic gains depend on active voter turnout this fall.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Lebanon
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Hany
Henry R. Brinkerhall
ES. Hamlin
Fitchyville
Maine
Govery
Robinson
Anderson
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Crow
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