Whig Debate and Taylor Support in Ohio Campaign
An 1848 era newspaper entry discusses political strife in Ohio with Dr Edward Edwards and Dr Bowanne, condemning slander aimed at Gen Taylor supporters. It cites county obstructions, financial dealings, and calls for voters to back Taylor while denouncing smear tactics by opposing factions.
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Weller
John B. Weller
Hamilton
Butler County
Waller
Ian
Edwards
Piston
Taylor
Col
Geo. Weaver
Board of Commissioners
Rei Lodge
Creed
Bank Trusters
Sirren
Hijaa Moat
Locofoco Stampera
Dr. Olde and Co
Eagle's
Whitman
Olde
Fry
Whig
Uhio
Becanan
Stark County
Henry Sistatony
Waynesburgh
Canton
Morgat
General Taylor
Tehall
Millard Fillimore
United States
United State
Cass
Aur
Everglades
Florida
Henry Simmons
Waynesburg
Delaware
Phil
Y Stone
Michigan
Philadelphia
Delaword
Lonjaville
Locoficos
Mixsladipp
Col. Boon
Jacob Thompson
Jacob ‘Thompson
Toshua R. Giddings
Buffalo
Col. B
Gen. Henry
Cleve
Herald
Mord
Whig Party
Ger Reed
Masschusetts
Yarmith
Matt Patri
Bunoral
Verlor
Scholyre
Heed
Lim
Gen
Scott
Meedsfihee
Amd
Gibson
Gibewn
Portage de Vine
Washington
Taylor i
Freed
Gen. Taylor
Medicau
Zack
Bragg
Astor House
Buena Vista
Teis
Toatay
Monterey
Minon
Tonwight
Col. Bragg
Geti
Lepeskipf
Maziga
Uhase
Whig Meetings Across Fairfield County in 1844 Campaign
The Lancaster Enjette reports Whig gatherings in multiple townships including Greenfield, Richland, Madison, and Perry. Rallies list speakers such as Charles Borland, William P. Creed, John D. Martin, and George Weaver with dates in October for the State Election season. A banner prize pledge ties local turnout to statewide Whig strength and a massachusetts reference frames the national angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
Charles Borland
Bloun
Winchester
Violet
Mock
van Trumi
Adams Hooper
Mensint
Walout
Baltimore
William P. Creed
Tibery Carroll
John D. Martin
Groenfieli
Bremen
P.B. Ewing
Wk Ands Aubure Rushvilley
George Weaver
Blekland Royalton
Robery H. Capper
Amanda
Bugarrove
Joshua Clarke
Bern
Landis’ School House
de. T.C. Edwards
Madison
Armani
Bhoohl
Plennes
Wiahoa
Amaxoa
Goo. Weaver
Ween
Uotnbar
I Hicacayo
Rushville
Salem
Borland
Liner
G. Weaver
Broom
Grea Caatle
Neibling's
Buturluy
Danner
Lancaster 1848 letter defends Dr Kowane against charges
Lancaster on September 30 1848 prints a reply from Rev Wancram Cor denying a claimed church correspondence about admitting a woman to communion. The piece defends Doctor Kowane, accuses opponents of political motives, and condemns those who harmed his reputation for personal gain.
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Smith
Lanccaster
Wancram Cor
Presbyterian Church
Weavant
Ohio Eagle
Hhalould
Enwanna
Thia
WM. Cox Lancaster
Kowaane
Bowaane
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Maryland
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the Watchman
Kent County
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