Vindication letter claims Harrison virtues from Gaines to Gov Cannon
Long defense by Maj. Gen. Edward P. Gaines of Gen. Harrison’s military skill and character. The Albany Advertiser reports Gaines extolling Harrison, criticizing party factions, and urging support for Harrison’s presidency while praising Washington and Jackson.
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Surviving Life Guard of Washington Issues 1840 Plea
In Newburg New York on August 28 1840 Benjamin Eaton one of two living Life Guards recalls battles from Yorktown to Monmouth and Valley Forge. He denounces a standing army and political shifts urging voters to back William Henry Harrison and to keep liberty strong.
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Van Buren Backers Split as Harrison Emerges
After remarks by Vice President, Gov Shannon, and Senator Allen in Dayton, about six Van Buren supporters repudiated Van Burenism and aligned with Harrison in a sharp political shift.
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Wisconsin Territory Population Record Note
Fragmentary data shows the Wisconsin Territory with a census count stating 30,747 inhabitants. A conflicting figure notes 18,140 residents, suggesting an OCR or transcription variance in historical population tallies.
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