Fifth district Democratic Congressional Convention Nominates Emery Potter
Delegates from several counties met at Sec. 10 in the district on August 1848 to organize and choose permanent officers. Emery D. Potter was nominated on the fifth ballot as the Democratic candidate for Congress, with James Cunningham elected president and a slate of officers and central committee members named. Resolutions praised Lewis Cass, William Butler, and John B. Weller and condemned federalist obstruction in Oregon.
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Naid
A. D
James Cunningham
Allen
Jeremish McLene
Hardin
C. A. Hedges
Lucas
Commar
H. J. Jackson
Henry
Nuber
Putnam
John Shaw
van Wert
Daniel Langel
Williams
Thos K. Jacobs
A. J. Taylor
Paulding
William Carter
Defiance
Hugh Letson
R.J. Skinner
Auglaize
F.C. le Blond
E. H. Leland
William
F. Strong
A. S. Latty
J. Gilliland
M.H. Nichols
B. Camp
S.scott
Aucnize
R. C. Poland
Shelby
F.C. le Brond
Mercer
Democratic Congressional Central Committee
E. Patten
H. Stedman
M. Sheffer
C. M. Godfrey
R. C. Spears
G. Johne
John Stevens
John Walkup
E. Smith
B. Linzee
Allen County
Leonard Nash
F.C. Leblond
J. Cessna
Mh Spears
Zac
H. Daggett
J. P. Downs
J.B
Willian
Heary
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Committee On Credentials
Sth
F.d.petter
A. P. Edgerton
Lea J.B. Stedman
GE Wmn. Armstrong
BF. Metcalf
Emery D. Potter
Sble
Lewis Cass
People of
Ohio
Willam
Butler
John B. Weller
Mexico
Oregon Territory
Lmitad
United States
Ohio Statesman
Ginese
Dayton Empire
OCF
Congress
Jance McLzas
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cass
McLean
Slavery and Van Buren Nomination Raise Division
The passage argues about slavery and its interests, contending that Van Buren has little chance at the nomination, and a democratic vote for him would be futile. It warns that a sectional candidacy would threaten the Union’s peace and permanence.
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Mr. van Buren
Lines by Ela Cook’s Elegaic Poem on the Dead
The excerpt laments speaking a deceased loved one’s name. It describes the pain and choking grief that arise when others mention the dead, warning that such talk revives sorrow and worsens the ache of loss.
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Ela Cook
A Lesson of Wisdom and a Prophecy on Oregon Rights
Mentholon reflects on Napoleon at St Helena recalling youth memories and the bells of his past. The article notes a rumor that the Hudson’s Bay Company may sell reserved Oregon rights to the U S government, with Congress briefed before adjournment. The rights stem from the 1845 treaty and include free use of the Columbia River for trade and land seizures, viewed by some as burdensome to settlers.
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Count Mentholon
Napoleon
St. Helena
Ajaccio
St. Hellena
St. Cloud
Hudson's Bay Company
Oregon Territory
Senate
Congress
Columbia River
Columba River
Sun
Old Catgut the Ranger Bugler Fiddler in Texas Tale
A fragment from Texas lore recounts Old Catgut, a versatile bugler and fiddler in Col. Heys’s Rangers during a Mexican campaign. He outplayed guerrillas with a comic fiddle tune, earned release with the men, and rode back to camp amid cheering, his fiddle alive with Texan spirit.
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New York
Orpheus
Tex
Willie
Rosin
Jim
Texas
San Jacinto
Hess
Republic
Col. Heys
Rangers
Mexico
S Bogler
Col
Jack
Parsde
Nictin
Hass
Jarenta
Welking
Guerdias
Old Catges
Poldier
Catgut
Gretties
Sante Anna
Gui
Texanus
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Prest. Ash
F.C. le Bioxp
J. Cassoa
G. M. Gonrney
Ww. Biacxaras
Tuomis Kean
Kh. Daconrr
Joan B. Kinmas
I & R. Morr
B. M. Besxier
W.B. Far
Jraeman McLeax
A. H. G. W. Axvarens
Jaconm Youss
House
Kone
Cass and Butler
Maine
Boston Courier
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