Electors Named by States and Towns
For Electors William Hendricks of Jefferson George W Ewing of Miami Ist Viste Robi D Owen of Posey Qd Henry Secrest of Putnam 3d Thos J Henley of Clark 4th J L Robinson of Rush 5th A Kennedy of Delaware 6th W J Peaslee of Shelby 7th J M Lemon of Laporte
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William Hendricks
Jefferson
George W. Ewing
Miami
Viste
Robi
D. Owen
Posey
Henry Secrest
Putnam
Thos. J. Henley
Clark
J. L. Robinson
Rush
A. Kennedy
Delaware
W.J. Peaslee
Shelby
J.M. Lemon
Laporte
Peru Land Sale Anticipates Foreign Visitors and New Inns
Readers learn that Peru Indiana anticipates a large land sale on October 5 and expects many outsiders. The article praises new hotels on Broadway and Third streets, notes the growing business district, and mentions peaches and apples from local farms. It discusses political debates over Harrison and Van Buren with references to national figures and a vivid account of local Whig celebrations and events.
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Broadway
Third
Logansport
Fort Wayne
National House
Indiana
Col Johnson
U. S
Ohio
Lafayette
Connersville
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
S’riday
Gen. Harrigan
Union
Tippecanoe Battle Widows Fund Allocation
The defendant declares he will not take any damages and urges that after legal costs are paid, the remaining funds be shared by the widows and orphans of the Tippecanoe battle soldiers. Instructions are followed to distribute the money accordingly among the fallen heroes’ families.
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Logansport
Lan Acount
New York
Brooks
Reynolds
Empire City
Union
Flere
Harrison
Tipton
Tippecanoe
White House
Washington
Bartin
Titanos
Kentucky
Shelby
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Col. Johnson
Thames
Sequel to the Crisis Replies to Laboring Classes Critique
An eight page pamphlet by Junius responds to Mr. Brownson on laboring classes and redistribution. It cites Boston Journal rhetoric about property rights, idle wealth, and threats to widows and orphans, urging citizens and Christians to resist confiscatory schemes and defend conscience and religious worship.
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Loston Quarterly Review
Untitled Page Fragment Reflects on War Turmoil
A fragment depicts grieving relatives and harsh scorn as vultures circle, then shifts to a call for faith in heaven and citizens to save the country from horrific scenes. The tone blends lament with reassurance amid national crisis.
Victory echoes as Whigs sweep state legislature
The Raleigh Register reports a Whig landslide in North Carolina with 104 of 170 legislators chosen, a governor majority near 8,000, rising to about 8,400 with pending Tyrrell vote. It claims supremacy over other states, predicts a larger fall presidential majority, and cites Gen Harrison’s nomination as key. Prentice adds partisan quip about Kentucky locofocos.
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Massachusetts
Indiana
West
Harrison
Jefferson
John Davis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Locofoco
Ruin
Wareham
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Virginia
Alabama
Louisiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
Madisonian
Tyrrell
Senate
House
Harnison
Moxreau
Raleigh Register
Van Buren Movement Shrinks as Ohio Becomes Focus
New York observers report Van Buren supporters face ruin in New York as Norra Canonna’s blow sinks hopes. The plan hinges on winning Ohio to salvage the ticket, with Abolition forces rebranded and a Grnvins Sari run likely to peel votes from the slate. The agricultural base grows hostile, and a New York majority remains unlikely.
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van Buren
New York
Norra Canonna
Ohio
Youx
Coustom-house
Omo
North Carolina
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Peru
Illinois
Constitutionalist
Gen
Ilarrison
Ruip
Bia
Friends of
Creation
Texas
Martin van Buren
United States
Tien
Indiana Territory
Poxiricians
Williams
New
Vere
Fan Buren
Harrisoni
Maine
Vermont
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Illingis
Prentice
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