13 Apr 1836
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1836
Page
1
The slogan speaks to liberty and the sovereign people as the final refuge when freedoms are endangered, emphasizing citizen authority and resistance to overreach. It reflects a historical call for popular governance and civic participation.
The Albany Daily Advertiser extols Gen. Harrison as governor and military leader. It recalls his resolve during Tecumseh’s threats, the Vincennes meeting, federal support, and his cautious, calculated march against the Prophet's town, contrasting him with Suwarrow and praising restraint and victory.
General Harrison describes Kosciuszko as a liberty martyr who died in Soleure, France, after a life of fighting for freedom. He praises Kosciuszko’s steadfast principles, leadership in Poland’s struggle, and devotion to human rights, urging a lasting tribute from America.
A fragmentary roll lists candidates for president and vice president William H. Harrison and Francis Granger, governor Joseph Vance, and numerous senatorial electors and county officials from Belmont to Trumbull counties. Names include Mordecai Bartley, Jared P. Kirtland, Darel Harbaugh, and John S. Lacy among others in multiple Ohio counties.
Mc Wersten argues petitions on the subject should be received and referred for full, calm consideration. He says Congress must discuss the issues rather than reject petitions outright, insisting on the usual respectful procedure and proper committee referral.
The Tennessee General Assembly adopts resolutions supporting the Senate expunging the 1834 censure of the President, condemning the act as a breach of journal keeping and constitutional procedure. It voices confidence in Senator Hugh L. White to seek rescission, and rejects calls to instruct him to act otherwise. Anecdotes about a country fellow and a London burial club are included in the same column.
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