Van Buren Fetes Howard as Gubernatorial Candidate Inquiry
A political pamphlet attacks General Howard as governor candidate, questioning his loyalty, tenure, and talents. It accuses him of public funding reliance, lack of useful achievements, and shifting stances on the sub treasury and Cumberland Road. It cites his past Senate bid and notes religious argument used in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Howard
Senate
Pennessee
Atete
Ward
Indiana
Dodiana
U. S
Treasury
Jackson
Judge White
Martin van Buren
General Howard
Sub-Treasury
Congress
New Jersey
Anne Royal
Baltimore Republican
Gen
Harrison
Cumberland Road
Loco-Foco
Meridian
House of Representatives
Bet
Eae Owen
Tighmes Sei
Wei
van Boren
Guborebair
Indienans
Destructive Natchez Tornado From Natchez to Concordia
A New York caller reports a powerful Natchez tornado on Tuesday the 7th at 2 PM. It destroyed two thirds of Natchez buildings, wrecked Planters Hotel and others, sank steamers Hands and Prairie, damaged flat boats, and killed many, with estimates of lives lost ranging from three to seven hundred. The storm crossed to Concordia then up the Louisiana bank, with trees uprooted as far as Vicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adva
Indiers
Martin van Buren
Natchez
Anvorr
New York
French
Vis
Louisville
West Indies
Netchez
Mr. Cotton
Court House
Planters
Parker's
Planters Hotel
U. S
Second Presbyterian Church
Prairie
St. Louis
H. Lawrence
Concordia
Louisiana
Vicksburg
Popular Vote of Virginia By Congressional Districts
A Virginia vote compilation compares 1836 presidential results with current estimates. It notes counties with single party support and explains how deposite removals and expulsions affected the Whig and Van Buren prospects, proceeding district by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
van Buren
Hardy
Bath and Hardy
Buckingham
Charlotte
Bixth
Campbell
Halifax
Pittsylvania
Rightrentil
Grayson
Russell
Ae Tazewell
Wythe
Washington
Bedford
NM Scott
Franklin
Smythe
Rama Lenry
Patrick
Giles
Accomac
Twentienth
Essex
Lewis
King and Queen
Braxton
King William
Randolph
King George
Northumberland
Brooke
Prince William
Marshall
Stafford
Westmoreland
Monongalia
Ohio
Lancaster
Richm
Preston
Tyler
Ees van Buren
Richmond City
Henrico
Manover
Charles City
New Kent
Albeiarte
Amherst
Nelson
Louisa
Harrison
van Burest
Furst
Norfolk County
Culpeper Madison
Princess Ann
Nansemond
Rappahannock
Elizabeth City
Spottaylvania
Isle of Wight
Sant
Frederick Ats Way
Jefferson
Veo Buren
Berkeley Ib
Ata
Morgan Uo
Amelie
Sheorfield
Loway
Baltimore Convention Day Inspires Awe Across Maryland
The Cincinnati Chronicle reports a massive Whig gathering in Baltimore for a national convention. Readers describe the scene as sublime and majestic with a vast multitude marching from Baltimore Street to the city’s far reaches amid changing weather and a solemn procession.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati Chronicle
Great
Whig Convention
Baltimore
Maryland
Union
Italy
Baltimore Street
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