Democratic letters and Whig fervor shape Ohio politics in 1844
The excerpt blends tax and advertising rates from a Dayton newspaper with a heated exchange between Whig and Democratic factions. It recounts letters from M. L. Hill and Jos. Ripner defending Polk and Burrs, notes Ritner’s stance, and highlights mass meetings in Cincinnati and Wheeling, plus a vivid civic display and a Sunset of political allegiances across Ohio.
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Buckeye
Jos
Ripner
B. Hill
Fairfield
Ohio
Ritner
Polk
Empire
Locos
Dallas
Frankfort the Rothschilds and world news relics
Fragmented historical notes report Frankfort Germany as a Rothschild stronghold with claims of vast wealth and land purchases. The item also recounts a tale of Lieut Hunter’s capture by pirates after a West Indies mission and a bold refusal to betray his men. Other snippets mention a Nashville preacher’s quip on coquettes and a snowstorm at St Katharine's Canada.
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Gen. Combs
W Haven
New Haven Courier
Clay
Gen. LLC
Iaiman
James K. Polk
Henry Clay
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
van Buren
Lindenwald
New York
Tyler
Polk
James K. Poll
Frankfort
Rothschild
Charles
Bochenheimer Gate
Charles Rothschild
Germany
Senate of
Hunter
Richmond
Legate
Lieut
Porter
West Indies
Little Devil
Richmond Star
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James BE. Scott
Dayton Journal
Famerinan
Ritne
Sie
Democratic Committee
Thos. H. Burrowes
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Sam
Thomas H. Burrowes
West
M. L. Hill, P
Mount Rorg
DranSia
Thos. HH. Borrowes
Mr. Burrowes
Mr. Clay
Denton
Dr. Duncan
Allen
Buchanan
Charles J. Jigersoll
Democratic Party
Madison
Monroe Polk
Nenden
Ron
Noway
Aanesville
South Street
Lifth Ansious
Billus
Washington
Jefferson
Milington
Guernsey
Nowanber
Wis Phillippe
France
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Varius
Jefferson County
THE
Indy
William
Indiana
Nashville
Aldwie Moreest
Travedian
Decolovas
St Katharine’s
Canada