Remarks of Mr. Judah on Indiana State affairs 1840
Substance of Mr. Judah’s January 23 1840 speech in the House addressing the Indiana governor’s messages on national policy and internal improvements. He attacks the report’s figures on government gratuities, defends free discussion, and argues the five land grants and funds sacrificed sovereign rights, urging patriotism over party.
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Logansport
Uassaee & Dillon
Indiana
Judah
House of Representatives
Fitch
Franklin
Mr. Long
Switzerland
Mr. Fisher
Dearborn
Amos Lane
Commons
England
Bolief
United States
Europe
Wearborn
Swizerland
Shaheen
Tits House
Vearbera
Mr. Lane
Mr Lane
College
Cumberland Road
Michigan Harbor
Virginia
North Western
Confederation
Poe
Great North West
Thase
Iuetanti
Speaker
Interess
Congress
States
Taney
Indianapolis
Traver
Dogberry
Caball
Dosberry
New York Creek
Tennessee
Ieme
Michigan
Ib Waranty
Echo
Gov Wallace
Whitecomb
General Land
Govenor
Improvement Party
Bank Party
Great Britain
Eng
Thad
Ndiana
Gov. Ray
John Test
Teste
Tests
Test
Woodburn
Alexander Morrison
sama _politica
Morrison
Ead
Vanburen
Long Woodburn
National Road
Loco Foco
Wallace
Dumont
Gov. Noble
Mr. Dunning
Mr. Morgan
Loco
Messrs. Cathcart
Crawford
Dobson
Dunning
Elliott
Ewing Hacket
Kennedy
Moore
Frask
Tuley
Watt
General Harrison to abstain from second-term bid
General Harrison will not seek a second term as President. He explains the decision will let him devote full effort to the people's interests instead of electioneering tours and speeches.
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Harrison