Herkimer Convention Nominates Throop Livingston for Governor
The Herkimer convention endorses Enos Throop for governor and Edward P. Livingston for lieutenant governor by a large majority. Delegates from most counties attended, united in support of the ticket and condemning opposition as factional. The output signals a decisive republican push to secure the state’s leadership.
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Frota
Neta
Franklin and
Cattaraugus
Republican Party
Uaith
Herks'goer
Throop
Livingston
Tarze Majorii
Granger
Ithaca
Herkimer
Edward P. Livingston
Columbia Cp
Lapa
Franklin and Cattanugus
Prays
Tempkins County
Cayuga
Mivlingston
Mir
Livi
J Remie
Seana Pei
Weed
Monroe
United Adams and
Wiit Masonic
Stwerens
Stone
Odium
Aimee Hoek
Studied Concealment and Granger’s Political Pledge
Gossip in the Granger circle questions if Mr Granger promised to back the Cham pion with Clay faction aid. The piece calls for light on private pledges and political alignments, urging frankness over secrecy in public matters and asking where Granger stands with supporters.
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Gninrio Monrenger
Granger
Claysnen
Granger and Holley accused in anti Masonry case
The Corn Planter columnist condemns Myron Tolley and Granger for alleged misuses of public funds. It claims Granger and Holley pressured the legislature to surrender state property bought with treasury funds, while Granger allegedly plays both sides, aiding a political machine and opposing anti Masonry critics.
Anti Masonic Nationals Adjourn With No President Chosen
Philadelphia National Gazette reports the anti-masonic convention adjourned sine die after harangues and reports, without nominating a president. A recommendation urged a national meeting September 26 in Baltimore to nominate candidates, with debate over another convention for anti-masonry business.
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Philadelphia National Gazette
United States
Balthooré
Houses
Congress
Ted
Todit
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Ferry
Connecticut
Stevens
Ddr. Ruggles
Massachusetts
Speech on European events at Richmond celebration
The opening remarks praise Mr Wyndham K Roberson and condemn despotic rule as the crowd in Richmond honors the 11th inst. The editor cites Governor Morris and the Stratford Convention, lauding France’s revolution and the swift transfer of power to the sovereign people, noting a serene restoration of order and liberty.
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Wyndham K Roberton
Richmond
Morris
N. S. Commercial Advertisor
Startford
Europe
Eosanhas
Treasen
France
Oneida Chiefs Appeal for Western Settlement at Green Bay
A letter from Daniel Bread and Oneida leaders, emigrants from New York to Green Bay, expresses gratitude for relocation, noting fertile soil, better harvests, and improved health. They praise New York’s guardianship yet urge others to join them, reporting 130 acres under cultivation and plans to grow corn this year.
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Albany Argus
Tre Exmans
Chriftain
Green Bay
Daniel Bread
P. N. Augustein
Mica
Tara
EB. Crostock
New-York
Reather
Gen. Pitcher Declines Nomination at Salina Convention
Gen. Pitcher has not and will not accept the nomination for lieutenant governor. He was asked before the Salina convention and urged nominees to withdraw. A committee was appointed to inform candidates of their nomination but has not yet discharged its duty, delaying any further announcement.
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Zkilly
Guntssee
Demaurane Republican
Albany Argus
Acrhameron Wall
Enos
Throop
Baward P
Govenor
Republican Party
Rust
Root
Dutesrigs
Sderkimer
Werkiner
Partes
Hemistiner
Utica
Salina
Democratic Party
Courant
Herkimer
Enos T. Throop
Edward P. Livingston
Fiycher
Pricuss
Saliia
Pever
Jie
Pitchers
Albany Argus notices rail project and stock sale
A notice states a bill to incorporate a $2 million railroad company from Schenectady to du Vici, and announces a sale of valuable stock and fine blooded stock led by Chas Hall in Darlem on October Lith. The sale promises mares and horses like Lady Lightfoot, Alarme, with endorsements by judge Mall ib. The Courier des Etats Unis lists New York subscriptions for Parisa casualties totaling 3973.
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Neto
Albany Argus
Schenectady du Vici
Wall
Chas. H. Hall
Darlem
Atlantic
Uira
Mall
Courier Des Etats Unis
New- Yorks
Paris
Exiled Napoleon Loyalists, Paris Court Tone Reflected Abroad
Foreign extracts discuss Clausel in Algiers and potential transfer of Napoleon treasures to Paris. Notes on the new king and queen, republican court style, and Bernadotte’s remark on liberty and monarchy. Mentions Talleyrand at Orleans installation, Baltimore connections, and Paris pupils donating 2000 francs for Parisian victims.
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Plukelstshia
Napoleon
Generel Clausel
Algiers
France
Columan Io
Paris
Bernadotte
Gansul
Gor
Prince Talleyrand
Orleans
Yrom
Constitutionnel
M. Mole
Department of Foreign Altars
Mutsual Jourlon
Gen. Pelel
Andyetars
Charles X
Jules
Deni
St Bartholomew
Charles IX
Lafayette
Fafayette
Purvis
Court of Cassation
Court of Accounts
Royal Tribunal of
Fin
Council General
Amayors
National Guard
Star
Polytechnic School
Lic School of Law and Medicine
Institute of France
Ihada
Gen
Alexander de Laborde
de Seine
le Bau
Terre Corisio
la Farette
Royal exiles in London bound voyage to asylum
Alert from England reports the ex king and duchess of Angouleme with assorted royals arriving aboard a British ship to Cowes and later seeking residence in London. A French frigate and cutter fly tri colors as Marschall Marmont sails with entourage toward the capital while British officials greet the party.
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England
Aaron
Fairfield
New York
Plymouth
London
Paris
Charles XM
Cowes
Great Britain
Charles Carroll
Cherburg
France
Fountain Hotel
Grey
Britain
Richard Stephens
KR. Nstwick
Saii
Marquis
Anglesea
Earl of
Uxbridge
Clarence Paget
Grantham
Marschal Marine
Exiled rulers and Paris banquet mark Franco-British crisis
The article reports on Charles X seeking exile with Austria and faith in constitutional limits, mixed receptions in London and Portsmouth, and a Paris municipal banquet for Lafayette. It notes a fire in London, diplomatic hints from William IV, and a grand Lafayette tribute with officials and a large crowd.
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Hermany
Renee Bonves
Val Ie Hethione
Seeee Boetter
Perty
Pease Elie Alia Ariss
Tolley and
Granghr
Myron Tolley
Philadelphia
Canal
Alus
Ifyrandfoitty
Mwashington Bexeoutent Society
Oystanu
Jtme
Mir. Graeger
Generel
Taleott
Holy Toys
Moltey
Holley
Lolley
Ullis State
Wayne
MR. Grangerstill
Mr. Granger
Fanny Voght
Clay
Cincinnati
Maine
Roddy
Henry
Pawlais
Werk
John Anthony
Austria
Juy
Cherbourg
Portsmouth
Duke of
Choiseul
Charles
Eemmon
Lesion
Fheth
Bartholomew Close
Ana
William IV
Levisic
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