Rally to Restore constitutional supremacy against partisan rule
A public note denounces the current administration for mismanaging finance and currency, attacks Washington’s legacy, and calls for unity to reestablish the Constitution and liberty. It pledges patriotic citizens to remove dissenting leaders and urges a nationwide coalition beyond party lines toward reform.
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Times
Washington
Congress
Stein
United States
Bunker Hill
Concord
Lexington
Dorchester Heights
Faneuil Hall
Harrison Harrison Victory Rally Declares National Ticket Support
Delegates praise Gen William Henry Harrison and his Vice Presidential nominee as honest veteran leaders. They vow unwavering backing to restore constitutional spirit, revive prosperity, and secure Union and Liberty for future generations amid a nationwide call for change. Acclamations follow Webster reading. copies issued from printing press during the convention procession.
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William Henry Harrison
Virginia
Webster
Harrixon Liberty and the Constitution
A fragment echoes a call for presidential reform and public service integrity. It argues for the immunity of public servants, citizen safety, and the overall welfare of the people. The phrasing reflects a historic debate on governance and constitutional fidelity.
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Harrixon
Liberty
Maine Whigs Sweep Governor and Legislature in Historic Victory
A Maine election delivers a Whig landslide with Kent elected governor by large margin and the Whig Party winning both chambers of the legislature. The outcome shifts control of the U S Senate race, provoking Locofoco opposition to retreat in shock. The piece notes strong Whig turnout and mocks Van Buren supporters while praising Crawford’s nomination.
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Maine
Locofoccisi
New Hampshire
van Buren
Congress
Kent
Senate
House
U. States
Chapman
Election Fraud Alarm and Whig Call to Watchful Voters
In a Union State urging vigilance against fraud, the Strate Journal warns that illegal votes and organized manipulation threaten the election. It cites naturalization certificates prepared in New York and Pennsylvania, urges guards at polls, and alleges plans to influence results against Corwin and Whig candidates. The piece endorses Reform and cites Major John H. Eaton backing Harrison and Reform.
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Strate Journal
Johnson
Union
New York
Pennsylvania
N. J
Ohio
Corwin
Congress
New Jersey
John H. Eaton
Andrew Jackson
Harrison
Reform
Major Eaton
Columbus
Senate of the United
Gen
Randolph
Big
John A. Eaton
Price
Editors Reject Cooke. Jk Manuscript Remains Unpublished
A controversial manuscript by Cooke. Jk has not appeared in print as editors refuse publication. Critics question the paper’s honesty and accuse it of reckless mendacity, challenging readers to believe anything.
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Cocke
Enterprise
Cooke
Jeter
Enerprise
Cooke. Jk
Van Buren Democracy Debate Reveals Federalist Roots
The piece argues Van Buren was part of the old Federalist camp during 1812 and opposed Madison and the war, citing Lincoln's Wives of the Presidents and Holland's Life of Van Buren. It labels the current party as anti Madison and anti war, and criticizes The Experiment for personal attacks while defending Whig ideals and urging restraint.
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van Buren
Martin van Buren
James Madison
Madison
Lincoln
Albany
Senate
Clinton
Old Dominion
Peace
Holland
New York
Davidson’s Letter and Comment in Local Papers on Battle of Thames
Col Davidson’s letter and notes from the Louisville gazette and the Frankfort Commonwealth argue Harrison led the effort at the Battle of the Thames. They claim Harrison rode throughout the action with Shelby and Johnson was wounded early and less active. The pieces urge citizens to read the full articles for truth and accuracy.
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Larrison
Bultine
Col. Johnson
Harrison
Shelby
Johnson
Gov. Wickliffe
Tippecanot
Fort Meigs
Thames
Col. Davidson
Davidson
Davidson Defends Col Johnson in Thames Battle Letter
Louisville City Gazette reprints Col Davidson's account from Frankfort Commonwealth, praising Davidson as brave and honorable while challenging Col Johnson’s claims on Tecumseh and the Thames battle. The letter supports Gen Harrison and Shelby, noting Davidson’s field testimony and warding off Johnson’s postwar laurels.
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Louisville
Gen. Harrison
Johnson
Harrison
Gov. Shelby
James
Col. Davidson
Col
Col. Johnson
the Thames
Tecumseh
Thames
Old Tecumseh
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