Whig Electoral Ticket 1814 State and District Electors
The Observer lists Whig ticket for 1814 with Henry S. Lane and Jos G. Marshall as state electors. District electors named include J A Bracwenriner Warriers, James Connins Floyd, J A Matson Franklin, Samven W Parxen Fayette, Huen O Neat Marion, Geo G Davy Lawrence, Richard W Tromson Vigo, Axagrr L Hous Carroll, Hoxacz P Birpix Cass, Lewis G Tompson Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Lane
Jos
G. Marshall
J. A. Bracwenriner
Warriers
James Connins
Floyd
J. A. Matson
Franklin
Samven W. Parxen
Fayette
Huen O’neat
Marion
Geo. G. Davy
Lawrence
Richard W. Tromson
Vigo
Axagrr L. Hous
Carroll
Hoxacz P. Birpix
Cass
Lewis G. Tompson
Allen
Locofoco Nomination Sparks Party Rupture and Disorder
The Locofoco nominating convention met on the 27th amid internal strife over two thirds voting, fractious scenes, and claims that Van Buren and Cass were repudiated by their own party. Reports describe chaos, minority dominance, and calls against democratic principles as the convention adjourned amidst turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loco-Foco
Gov. Hubbard
N. H
Rantoul
Mass
Locofoco
van Buren
Cass
Johnson
Buchanan
Calhoun
Woodbury
the Globe
Locofoco Party Abandons Contest and Nominates Dallas
The article condemns the Locofoco split and the nomination of George M. Dallas for Vice President, arguing Silas Wright Jr declined and Polk is weak. It asserts Dallas as a weakened candidate from a dying party and predicts defeat in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Locofocos
Silas Wright, Jr
N. York
George M. Dallas
Locofoco
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
The August Election in Indiana Whig Call to Duty
The Whigs urge voters to unite behind Whig principles in the August election to secure control of the Indiana State Legislature and advance national policy goals. The piece warns against personal motives influencing votes and stresses duty to country, liberty, and party ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wandy Cray
Legislative Department of Government
Yias
Duty of Miami County Whigs in August Election
The piece urges independent Whig voters in Miami County to vote for a Whig representative to ensure a Whig senator and avoid empowering Locofocos. It warns that a single vote could decide the next Congress and warns against personal motives undermining duty to principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indiana
Congress
Omens and political recriminations in 1840s press
The article vents about a Battle Ground Convention turnout and accuses the Wabash Standard of misreporting delegate counts from Cass and Miami counties. It denounces Locofocoism, cites providential judgments on the Whig party, and notes a Universalist preacher to address oppression in Peru and rumors of a Winnebago collision near Fort Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O¢R
Wabash Standard
Battle Ground
Cass
Miami
State Sentinel
Whig Party
Sentinel
Harrison
John Tyler
Jackson and
van Buren
Bowsy
Universalist
Fort Wayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Peru
Enby Clay
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Dubuque
Fort Atkinson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!