Democratic appeal calls for Harrison reform and unity
A Confederate style pamphlet urges Indiana Democrats to abandon Van Buren, embrace Gen. Harrison, and reform the government. It argues for one term, curbing executive powers, defining veto limits, guarding treasury control, and supporting democratic republican principles amid warnings of defeat if Van Buren remains.
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Sub Treasury Debate divides Van Buren supporters in New York
Albany Journal notes a Pen Yan meeting led by De Forest Harkness with D J Sanderlin and D A Ogden as secretaries. Resolutions condemn federalism and loco focoism, oppose the Sub Treasury, defend state bank deposits, and champion democracy and national credit system unity.
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Grenada Reporter Abandons Locofoco Ties For Harrison Tyler
The Grenada Reporter declares a shift in political allegiance, renouncing Locofocoism and backing Harrison and Tyler. It cites economic ruin under the current policy, widespread business stagnation, and treasury shinplasters, with a vivid note on public sentiment. A separate anecdote recalls Whig delegates bidding farewell as Rosalie departed port, followed by a dog joke about cheering for Van Buren.
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