Political clash over Taylor and party lines in New York
The piece pits supporters of a northern Democratic standard against a seasoned general tied to war, criticizing federalism and anti slavery stances. It rails at Van Buren’s faction, mocks Taylor’s political inexperience, and cites New York black suffrage and Utica resolutions to warn against abolitionist shifts and party splits.
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England
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Enish
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Wax
Buren
New-York Mirror
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Gem Taylor
Weekly
Union
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thomas Corwin
Tryfor
Corwin
Ove Sims
Teylor
Monterey
Taylor
Gen Tayior
Sur Pot Shih
Commin
Zabory Taylor
Bomington Fg B Party
Zoek
Ford
Obio
Israel
Faslor
Insurrection in Havana Suppressed After Heavy Losses
A Pensacola letter reports from Key West that an insurrection in Havana was thwarted before it began in earnest. About five hundred rebels were killed after seizing ammunition and clashing with regular troops, then retreating to the mountains as authorities moved to quell the plot.
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Florida
Pensaco da
Pensacola
Bennett
Key West
Havana
Island of Cuba
Pensacola Democrat
Cuba
Thomas E. Miner
Avanaj
Conviction Convention Endorses Potter for Representative
The Ser. 18 district convention, in a large gathering, selected EME RY VD. POTTER as the candidate on the Sth ballot. The roll showed an even split among candidates, with Armstrong Metcalf and others withdrawing after 21 ballots. Col. Coxstenim presided while Van Buren and Adams were named as presidential and vice presidential nominees in a harsh critique of Democratic splits.
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Emery VD. Potter
Potter
Endgetion
Steaman
Armstrong
Metcalf
Stevens
Stevere
Mes
Ars
Sun District
Allen
Col. J. Coxstxenim
Generel Buaensvas
R. Morr
Mercer
Jenemian Smcbexe
Hain
Aed
Acer
Lucas
Striking the Black Flag in Democratic Review Column
A fragment from the Democratic Review discusses a political piece titled Striking the Black Flag. It praises Barnborner papers that opposed piracy and promoted democracy while noting ongoing tensions and uncertain prospects for New York’s role in the nation’s future.
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Barnborner
New York
Temperance Lecture Planned in Lima by Hewsett
Ma Hewsett of Springfield Massachusetts will deliver a temperance lecture at the Presbyterian Church in Lima on Friday evening next August. The talk will begin at early twilight and the public is invited. C P Fason of Van Wert has been nominated for Representative by the Democratic district combining Putnam, Van Wert, Williams, and Defiance.
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SM. Hewsett
Springfield
Mansachusets
Lima
C. P. Fason
van Wert
Putnam, Pastding
van Jvert
Wiliams
Dehance
Gen
Cass
Whig
Leiling
Gien Cass
Ger
Della
French Governanet
Michigan
Betort
Sune
Detcort
Detroit
Gen. Jackson
Atory
Case
Striking the Black Flag of Provisoism
A critique of party splits and factional shifts within the Democratic ranks, praising Cass and Butler while noting opposing papers and bolters. The piece surveys regional editorials, highlights Cass’s wealth discussions, and laments Corwin’s stance on Taylor and the war, framing the 1840s party realignments.
Democratic nominations and party positions in Holmes County
The piece reports on Democratic nominations in Holmes, naming Capt Hoagland as congressional candidate and Asa G Diweck for Senate, with Jace Vorhea as ex legislator nominee. It notes party unity for Case, Butler, and Willer and outlines the Congressional and Senate ticket selections and regional candidates.
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Hoagland
Congres
Asa G Diweck
Farmer
Wete
Sury
Jace Vorhea
Tasugh
Newe
Misi
Shelly
Ewe
Juba Sawysi
Mism
Datke
Western Reserve Democracy Faces Opposition in 1830s
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that about five hundred names on a True Democracy call show few former Democrats voting with the party. Letters from Whig and Herald papers debate Western Reserve politics, arguing for principle over place and questioning the viability of a general Free-Soil party amid Democratic strength.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Democrats
Fhrist
Weks
Union
Western Reserve
Cleveland (Whig
Ok Libeny
Clay and Calendea Lever Writing in 1828 News
A fragmented 1828 era snippet discusses Me. Calendea and Mr. Clay writing levers, with critique of political graft and erotic rhetoric. The passage references the New York Atlas and Ohio state events, noting unsettled opinions of governors and journal commentary.
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New York Atlas
Calendea
Levers
Gricrant
Stuccle
Cettemien
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