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Peru Observer in Peru, Indiana

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Peru Observer

Location

Peru, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1844

Page

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Farmer President Harry Clay Anthem

A fragment from The Peru Observer shows political adjuncts and a Whig era song praising Henry Clay. It includes verse about Harry Clay as president, verses urging unity, and lines about election news and patriotic sentiment, reflecting 19th century campaign mood.

Harry West Harry Clay Crorus Sue Freeman Henry Clay

Salmon and fowls as seen by Providence in a village inn

A fragmentary note mocks high duties on brags kettles and comments on cheaper American medicines. A village merchant notes reduced prices and American supply while criticizing the British Free Trade party for causing unemployment and hardship among English workers and farmers.

Free Trade Party

Polk Cruelly Mocked in Whig Doctrine and Counterfeits

Long excerpt recounts political squabbles over Polk and the 1840 contest with references to Matty Kentuck and the Locos, then notes a warning about new five dollar counterfeits of old Bank of Indiana notes. It includes Webster on tariff protection and a Cilley duel rebuttal, with Texas Mexico and Ireland items and a Sun correspondent warning of Santa Anna’s looming invasion.

J. M. Ray Indianapolis Bank of Indiana Washington LaFayette Franklin Wayne Lason Buffalo Daniel Webster Messrs. Polk Dallas Mr. Carmel Register Cilley Gilley Locofoco Clay Mr. Clay Graves Wise Mr. Wise Texas Mexico U. States New York Sun Santa Anna England United States San Antonio Goliad

Anecdote of Henry Clay and Quarry Blast

An N Y Tribune item recounts E S Cornelius of Piscataway NJ shifting from Locofo to Clay, praising the statesman after recalling Clay aiding Louisville coal shipwreck victims. Also noted is Quincy Granite quarrying a 3,181 ton stone, 50 by 25 feet, moved by a 11 ton blast using four casks of powder.

Henry Clay E.S. Cornelius Piscataway N. J Locofo Clay Louisville Mr. Clay Ohio Hlenry Clay Galt House WN. Y. Tribune Quincy Granite Railroad Company Quincy

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