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Extracts From The Speech Of Mr Ogle 1840 Debate
Xtracts from the speech of Mr Ogle of Pa discuss civil and diplomatic appropriations to the Con Bill. The text quotes Albany Convention 1821 suffrage qualifications and Van Buren's stance. It contrasts with General Harrison and advocates for universal civic equality and opposition to Andrew Jackson's currency policies and sub treasuries.
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Ogle
Martin van Buren
Albany
State of
New York
Library of Congress
L. I. Clark
J. Tallmadge
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Root
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Niagara
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Montgomery
Quebec
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Stony Point
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van Buren
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Agne
Martin van Uren
Que- Ce
George
Sayling
Peace Party
Madison
Harrison
United States
Boston Mercantile Journal
Bunker Hill
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Whig Central Committee
Daniel Webster
New England
Union
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Bank of the United States
Bank of the
Bank
State Banke
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Sub Treasury
Friends of
Europe
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