May 10 1838 Lyceum talk and Burr intrigue in Herald
May 10 1838 issue notes John I Murphy lecturing before the Lyceum that evening. The Spy in Washington defers comment on the duelling committee’s resolution to expel Graves and censure his seconds, while editorials attack Aaron Burr associate Matthew L Davis and H A Wise amid political infighting and personal invective.
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Matthew L. Davis
Aaron Burr
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H. A. Wise
Illey
Whig victories and national plans dominate party chatter
The piece rails at Wise and extols a Newport era Whig triumph as Rhode Island shifts federal mood by about 600 votes. It tracks Kennedy's Baltimore win, rumors of a pro-Clay newspaper, cabinet hints under a Clay Preston ticket, and the ongoing Duelling Committee report stirring debate in Congress.
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G.W. Doxey
Whig Lying Claims and Loganport Rumors Debated
A Logansport note defends the Telegraph against alleged lies amid a lynching rumor. The piece lists three supposed lies about Whigs and U S Bank stock gifts to Mr Biddle, then mocks opponents and praises Pike of the Peru Forester for lively writing and questions about old Holland.
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Adam Young
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C. Taber
Virginia Elections and Massachusetts Liquor Law
A Virginia election report notes a Whig defeat and Major Good returning to the Virginia Senate by about two hundred votes with support from several counties. Massachusetts governor signs a liquor license bill ending spirit sales after July, banning any license for sale. The piece also cites England’s winter wheat damage and praises Congress member Toucey on a committee investigation. Boston Advocate.
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Mississippi election forecast hints at Prentiss and Claiborne wins
Richmond Whig reports a visitor from Mississippi predicts the six day polling will elect one Prentiss and one Claiborne to Congress, each from different parties.
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