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Newspaper

Peru Observer

Location

Peru, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1844

Page

3

Duelling pamphlet sparks critique of Amos and Jackson

The piece argues Amos targets Mr. Clay over duelling while ignoring President Jackson and other duels. It questions the pamphlet’s motives, noting Jackson has killed in duels and suggesting Benton Dromgoole and others may face similar scrutiny if they seek office. The column satirically accuses Amos of hypocrisy.

Kenovate Mr. Clay Amos Gen. Jackson President Jackson Sanguo Col. Benton Dromgoole People’s Press

Wheeling Visit Ties Guests Tom Dick and Harry

Report from Wheeling on the 16th ult brings guests Hon. Thomas Ewing of Ohio and Colonel Johnson en route to Washington. A joke about the trio’s reception echoes through the city as Wheeling is praised for its visitors while political chatter about the Locofoco and Whig factions continues.

MR. Clay Wheeling Kentucky Thomas Ewing Ohio Colonel Johnson Washington Tom Harry

General Jackson on Tariff Defends Protective Duties

The second annual message argues for government duties to protect domestic industry through discriminating imports. It cites Washington Jefferson Madison and Monroe as endorsing tariff power and warns against abandoning such a policy, noting congressional practice and public understanding.

Jackson Congress Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe

Native and Democratic Strife Reflected in Plebian Charge

In New York the Plebian concedes a large portion of city Democrats voted with the Native ticket, challenging editors who claim Democratic opposition to Native Americanism. The Benton matter signals shifting loyalties as he votes with Whigs to defeat the Army Retrenchment bill, while a New Orleans letter warns of a rising levee breach above Alexandria threatening floods.

The New York Plebian Democratic Party Ecotoen Benton Cone Benton Madisonian Farsum New Orleans Alexandria

Rally for Gen Smith State Convention in Geneva

Our friends must not forget the 17th inst. This is the one get apart for holding our State Convention in this city for nominating elve worg for this State. Let the friends of Geneva Smith not be derelict in the performance of their duty. Many important questions involving the election of Gen. Smith are expected to be avant before the people upon that occasion. Come to the rescue. Rally around the standard of freedom which Geo. South lets raised, battle for liter side by side with this patriot. Enter the political campaign determined by all honorable means. We throw off the great burden of corruption under which our country groans and victory will be the reward of one exerting every fire of the triumph of Gen. Smith. Vigilance is the price of liberty. Use every exertion to secure his success. Delay not a moment. what remains to be done must be done quickly.

Elve Worg Geneva Smith Gen. Smith Freedon Geo. South

Job Work Executed Neatly at This Office

A concise notice states that all kinds of job work are neatly executed at this office. No further details, dates, or names are provided in the readable text.

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