Exploded Slander on 1825 Bargain Revisited in 19th Century
A detailed recounting of the so called Bargain and Sale slander surrounding the 1824 election, tracing the Jeffersonian and Federalist rivalries, Jackson Adams and Clay maneuvers, and public letters from Buchanan and Beverly. It argues the charge was false and aimed at discrediting a political figure.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Jefferson
Manson
Madison
England
Col
Monroe
Col. Monroe
de Witt Clinton
van Buren
Virginia
Aaron Burr
South
Andrew Jackson
Gov. Alston
South Carolina
United States
Jackson
Congress
Washington
Col. Morroe
Crawford
Congressional
Adams
Clay
House of Representatives
James Buchanan
House
Pennsylvania
Gen. Jackson
Buchanan
Mr. Adams
Philadelphia
Kremer
Gray
Seaton
National Intelligencer
R. M. Johnson
Ths
John Floyd
Floyd
House of Delegates
Richmond
Carter Beverly
Nashville
Enn
Fayettevile N. C
J. Q. Adams
Duff Green
U. States Telegraph
Cambreleng
Charleston
S. C
Joan C. Calhoun
Martin van Buren
Burr
Beverly
Wheeling
Noah Zane
Zane
Steubenville
U. S.telegraph
Green
General Jackson
Nashville Republican
Daff Green
Ber
Lancaster Journal
Fayetteville Observer
Hamilton
Gen
Mipplesex County
Ursana
Moss
Carver Beverly
Locofoco
Wealth and capital in Ohio in 1840s estimates
The Ohio Blade analyzes the state's wealth, valuing land at 250 million, town real estate at 70 million, and personal property at 110 million. Total fixed capital about 440 million with population around 1.65 million. Notes regional wealth centers from Cincinnati to Cleveland, and discusses origins of capital from settlers and immigrants.
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Toledo Blade
Ohio
United States
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Zanesville
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Geauga
Portage
U. States
Scioto Valley
Europe