Whig and Democratic Ticket Candidates Listed
The article lists Whig candidates for President William H Harrison and Vice President Joan Tyuon, Governor Samne, Lieut. Governor Samven Har, and electors William Hendricks George W Ewing Robt D Owen George Boon Thos J Henley J L Robinson A Kennedy W J Peaslee J M Lemon. It also provides Democratic candidates Martin Van Buren for President, Ricn M Johnson for Vice President, Theuman A Howard for Governor, Benjami S Tuer for Lieut. Governor, and electors William Hendricks George W Ewing Robt D Owen George Boon Thos J Henley J L Robinson A Kennedy W J Peaslee J M Lemon.
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William H. Harrison
Joan Tyuon
Martin van Buren
Ricn P M. Johnson
William Hendricks
Jefferson
George W. Ewing
Miami
D. Owen
Posey
George Boon
Sullivan
Thos. J. Henley
Clark
J. L. Robinson
Rush
A. Kennedy
Delaware
W.J. Peaslee
Shelby
J. M. Lemon
Laporte
Gen Howard to Address Indiana City Saturday
The Indiana Democrat reports Gen Howard will speak in Indianapolis on the coming Saturday the 27th. Howard and Bigger may appear in the city next month. It also notes new candidates, town improvements, and large scale repairs to public houses as Peru prepares for summer visitors and October land sales. Congress items from the Madisonian cover the Bankrupt and Sub-Treasury bills, adjournment debates, and notes on Robert Burns and Scott.
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Mass
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Turkey
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Tey
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Muscat
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Arabia
Black Sea
Arabian Gulf
Robinson
Jerusalem
Eyroot
Abdel-Kader
Damascus
Ibrahim Pacha
Disgraceful Capitol Scenes and Indian Agent Report
Washington dispatches report a judiciary committee exonerating Judge John McLean of charges, a postmaster inquiry in Baton Rouge, and a dull Senate debate on the Bankrupt Bill. Also notes a public quarrel between Rep. Ray ner and Rep. Montgomery, and a dramatic account of Major Hamilton aiding freed and rescued Indian youths.
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