VICE PRESIDENT ELECTORS AND SUPREME COURT JUROR NAMES
A list of vice presidential electors including W A Graham and Edward Mansfield, and Supreme Court juror Daniel A Haynes with associated jurisdictions Montgomery and Cuyahoga. The OCR-dense entry presents multiple names and districts, reflecting election roster details and official designations. These appear as fragments from a historical ballot or official notice.
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Supreme Court
Daniel A. Haynes
Montgomery
Junlie Wouxe
David i Beardsley
Cuyahoga
Whig County Meeting in Pomeroy August 14 1852
Whig Central Committee calls a mass convention at the in-house in Pomeroy on Saturday August 14 to debate abandoning primary elections and return to a delegate convention for nominating candidates. The notice praises past Whig victories in Meigs and urges turnout to aid Ohio and the party under leaders and a notable contrast with Democratic figures Pierce and Beott.
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Whig
Payne
Bradhley
Williamson
Cartwright
Whig Central Committee
Centra Committee
Meigs
Ohio
Meigs County
Meign
Pierce
Cholera Alert Reported in Upper Wards
A health member informs of several cholera cases in the upper wards of Emerta. The notice mentions possible spread and a forthcoming action to address the situation.
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We of Health
Emerta
Telegraph Campaign Premises Subscriptions and Club Call
The Telegraph urges Meigs county readers to study the paper and increase circulation by offering four month campaign subscriptions at varied rates to fund wider distribution. It endorses Young Whigs, hopes for a Whig club, hints at a Whig Glee Club, and notes favorable reception of the state convention and a William B. Fink, Perry County, as a leading Whig elector ready to participate.
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Meige
Telegraph
Pessina
Pomeroy
Feo
State Journal
Meigs County
William B. Fink
Perry County
Telegraph ad space and readers urged amid changes
Advertisers are asked to send ads promptly as the paper plans larger type and longer gaps between runs. The Ohio River body found near Pomeroy has money and a steamboat ticket in the pockets. the victim’s name is obliterated. Subscriptions and political notes follow, praising several campaign papers and urging wider circulation in Meigs County.
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Ohio River
Pomeroy
Deel
Pittsburg
Martin Heckard
Gover
Santaty
Embel
Washington City
Geo
Gideon
Meigs County
New York Tribune
Those Horns and the Lear Polls Case in County
A report from Lear Polls describes Wirt Hanvour and a local event about a man beating and a woman, with details of pine flooring work and river logs. The piece mentions a 30-year-old woman found murdered in the river near Porisminuih, Ohio, and Hunter accused then cleared by alibi. investigations continue amid public curiosity.
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Wirt Hanvour
Lear
Senda
Anvigahy
Bae Mill
Ated Adda
Horna
Thy
Huiler
Bor
Porisminuih
Hunter
Sime
The King Letter On Slavery and Internal Improvements
A verbose 1851 letter by William R. King discusses Democratic views on slavery and internal improvements. It contrasts King with Pierce and U.S. platform positions, cites votes in the Senate, and notes party fractures over policy. The piece references the Whig party’s influence and mentions key figures such as Badger, Walker, Clay, and Win R. King in context of legislative debates and procedural maneuvers.
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King
Gunval Pierce
Mr. Donaldson
Bert Wouhr
Fersonian Cohenl
Din Fieniy
Nadorlene
Abuliilon
Pierer
Ramer
Badger
Turney
Wiseunain
Senate
R. King
Senne Walker
Wisconsin
Alene
Congressional Globe
Cherm
Yims
Yeas
Foon
Yona
Me. King
Clay
Cass
Shieids
Ane
Pompane
D&c
Winding
Bradhups
Messrs
Case
Clay Foi
Vines
Wacsanee Covanebeth
Rumors of War and a Webster led State stance
A column cites a State Department communication on American Fisheries and argues against war with Great Britain. It notes Webster and Fillmore in control, suggesting Britain’s ministry may resign soon and that Britain cannot profit by challenging the United States. Daniel Webster reportedly met British minister Crampton at the Revere House in Boston after returning from Franklin.
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Department of State
United States
Great Britain
Fillmore
Webster
John Bull
Jonathan
America
Daniel Webster
Crampton
Revere House
Boston
Franklin
Freemen and Slaves and the Freemen Ideal In Reason
A historical essay argues that true freemen are defined by reason governing all aspects of life including religion politics and business. It praises open conviction and willingness to change when convinced of error while contrasting with the notion of servile or narrow minds and the danger of submitting judgment to others.
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Dial
Janube
Whig
Adie
Teavon
Telegraph
James
Sxcarce
Freeman
Will
Hovaren
Fisheries dispute clouds Anglo American interests
A July 6 dispatch from Wanwington reports Britain opposing American fishing rights and delays enforcing the 1818 Fishery Convention. The change of ministry in England prompts new cautions about colonial limits on fishing grounds and imperial control over North American waters.
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Wanwington
Hia
Ime
Ministry of England
Rogland Hut
Suv
Colinine
Jobin Packingiell
Avenion
America
Geevermiont
Conor
Cerat
Getieries
Forahie Vichartey Heine Brew & J
Regieluuries
Guanes
Our Majesty
British and American fishing dispute marks new cross Atlantic tension
In a June 1818 dispatch Secretary of State Daniel Webster outlines British intent to station a vessel in the Gulf to curb American fishing and seize vessels. He notes Nova Scotia and New Brunswick armed cruisers to patrol Fundy and Labrador coasts, and cites the 1818 treaty context as the basis for enforcing limits on American fishing. The memo signals potential broader conflict as authorities in Britain and the United States debate the treaty’s scope and enforcement.
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Bay of Pung
Grand Monan
Majesty's
Cuner Neves
Mingeeal
St. Jul
Aliele
Gulf
Aise
Muglee
Canola
Feial
Newfoundland
Labrador
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Nova Semin
Bay of Fundy
Prince Edward Tetwad
Devastation
Mitcolony
United State
Qender
America
New England
Conaian My
Dan L Webster
Enghini
United States
Ohio State Journal Minutes of the Whig State Convention
The Ohio State Journal reports the Whig State Convention at Columbus in July with Judge Posty as presiding officer. A temporary organization was formed with Le, Lucas county, as president and Nathaniel W Goodhue, Lumini county, and Jy th faker, Delaware county, as secretaries. Committees named for congressional districts and nominations were formed, with ballots planned for afternoon voting and candidates including for judge, public works, and senate.
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Ohio State Journal
Golarmbus
Tsi
Alto
A.M
Posty
Ganizaion
He le Then
Lucas County
Nathaniel W Goodhue
Lumini County
Jy Th
Faker
J. Dennis
T. Cunard
Sam Craighead
J. T. Ainsworth
J. W. Defrees
A. B. Norton
G. HL. .Ueiner
A. Lewin
A Rony
Ils Resey
G. Gent
Teesdale
Ranney
W. L. Verking
P. Hunker
Dumer
J. Bill
A. T. Heady
N. Hi. van Varhees
Sullivan
Tho
Houston
Inmen Safin
G. T. Stewart
Th. Larsh
Thos
Reed
W. Debece
Ad.’ Gill
D. Begut
Adem Peters
Beachy
B.S. Cowen
A. Harlan
Hetrick
A. A. Waddie
Hiram Kiawold
B. Stilling
David Hanna
F. Moore
A.T. Ready
LL. Chara Botand
Thie Curran
Jorge
Supreme Coun
Board of Public Works
Eloems
Stave
Wea Vce
Winfield Seow
Gratin
Eucevas
Ohio
Public
Warke
Sime
Obie
Lucofien
Sint
Staw Central Committer
ACF
Perry
Robert Neil
Dump Ridgway
Lewis Thigh
Wink Denaidan
Columbus
J. DB Caldwell
Creuinen
Edward Baily
Aid le Dewy
Portyre
Ronan Sayin
Jadae
Brno
D. A. Haynes
Mwhewck
T. Waster
Haynes
See
H. Heanparead
Ballo W. P. Young
L. Deway
Boardsatny
H. Kirbys
Continental State Whig Convention nominates Seaton and Dennison
Delegates at the Whig convention in Columbus adopt a platform praising Gen. Winfield Scott and John A. Granger for president and vice president, name a long list of officers and nominees, call for a state central committee, and set terms for future ballots. The session adjourns after thanks to hosts and officials.
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RAM Griswold
N. W. Guapo
Tae H Laws
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William A. Graham
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Edward D. Mansfield
William Dennison
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Taos
Lexan
W. Durnzss
Khit Sain
Tastes L. Pens
Jons Mirron Winstaws
Wraurtaw Lawrince
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Diay F. Vawweren
J. Welch
Congrecs
Thin Dininot
Hay
Welch
W. A. Barringer
Courier
Gallipoli
Morgan Herald
McConnelisville
Peper
Whig Club
the State Convention
Democrat
Wiliam E. King
The
American Fisheries
Judyn
Supremes
Meher
Benedal Public Works
Uid
Elretora
Miller Permingwn
Shniwel Gathiway
Edward D. Manefield
Willian Denuton
Jo Hh Ran Griewald
P van Trump
Hound of Public Works
Wren Dewey
Willian B. Yung
Moses H Karty
Cyress Howard
Ieane Bajo
Hallow Houseiead
A David Eya
Peter Wichowak
Daniel A. Haysen
Charis C
Juanes HH. Thompson
Hee Houston
T. J. Burrs
W.Y. Ghower
Tim Walker
Prue
Cowen
Hina Griswoun
Cuyahoga County
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Diot
J. Henry
William Miner
R. H. Penny
Jacob Cook
Wiliam Beckett
C. McCarty
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B. EB. Leslie
J. R. Grant
J. P. Arick
Aquitla Tolland
John Jotnston
Know. Worrington
Skuret
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Anne
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Cuynhien
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Pontiton
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Lenton
Palmerstinty and
Layort
Sieveedebie
Mane
Scholefeld
Birmingham
Gunesenbe
G. Wood
TS M. Gibson
John Bright
Eng
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Europa
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Aine Vad
Mrv Webster
Family'ane
Marshfield
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