Political News and Canal Sales Highlight Indiana 1810
The issue reports the True Democratic Whig ticket for Harrison Tyler and electors, plus Democratic candidates headed by Martin Van Buren. It notes court sessions in Miami, a canal land sale starting Oct 5, and editorials clashing over alignment with Whig and Loco-Foco factions amid stormy weather and flood damage along roads and rivers.
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Miami Reserve
State Bank of
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Logansport Herald
Whig Party
Loco Focus
Martin van Buren
Laws
Herald
Ono
Cincinnati Gazette
Supreme ‘Court
Columbus
Ohno
Corwin
Iarrison
The
Gazette
Morrison
van Buren
Harrison
Camp Meeting Opens Near Perrysburg in Utis County
A Methodist camp meeting starts Friday near Perrysburg in Utis county. The event runs from the upcoming Friday on the dth of September and will involve community prayer and worship activities for attendees.
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Perrysburg
Utis County
The Road to Perfection and the Risks of Indolence
An editorial excerpt argues against assumed perfection, citing geology and moral progress as ongoing, warns youth and guardians to cultivate intellect and virtue, and cautions that denying education and disciplined habits may doom future generations to base appetites and degraded passions.
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Tor
Britain
J.B.P
Question Settled and Prospects for Harrison Victory
This 1840 era report outlines electoral tallies from seven states favoring Harrison, with totals suggesting a 73 electors lead from early data and warnings of possible additional states' support. It cites opinions from Ohio editorials predicting Harrison’s advantage and notes public reaction to Louisiana results, including strategic delays before celebration.
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Tarrison
Vermont
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
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Kentucky
Harrison
Lirtison
Fyler
Vorns
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Virginia
Michigan
Starrigan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Illinoia
Pennsylvania
Locos question vice presidential candidate’s truthfulness
In a party clash, opponents claim the vice presidential hopeful hides past faults and war deeds. They insist he was brave and capable as a general, but critics call him a coward and dispute his honor and record.
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Mississippe
Natchez
Harrison
Warrison
Moses Dawson
van Buren
Ohio
Lewis Cass
Seneca Town
Fort Stephenson
Crogan
Don Jaur
Nashville
Louisiana
Gen. Jackson
Louisville Journal
Wito
Locos
Ele
Van Buren Opposed to Poor Men Voting Revealed
A political notice cites the 1821 New York Convention record showing Martin Van Buren opposing universal suffrage and noting his bias against the working classes. The document asserts Van Buren favored restricting suffrage and contrasts his stance with reformers.
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van Buren
Loco-Foco
Gen. Pfarrison
New York
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