Freemen's Zicke President Slogan Provides Liberty Hope
A fragmented political slogan declares liberty as the sovereign people's refuge and calls for the president to defend freedoms. The text emphasizes populist language and a constitutional stance.
24 Aug 1836
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1836
Page
1
A fragmented political slogan declares liberty as the sovereign people's refuge and calls for the president to defend freedoms. The text emphasizes populist language and a constitutional stance.
A historical roster lists electors supporting William H. Harrison for vice president Francis Granger for governor and Joseph Vance for senator with a long chain of district electors from multiple counties including Kee Butler Clinton Brown Gallia Scioto Marion Belmont Muskingum Knox Richland Trumbull Columbiana Wayne Harrison and others.
A dramatic scene unfolds as the Vice President erupts in rage during a cabinet at Washington. References to Kendall Whitney Blair and Rich, a scornful throw of a file, and curses against Fortune and the kitchen cabinet frame a chaotic moment. Lane of Indiana is noted as not yet switching parties.
The article argues mobs undermine civil order in Charlestown New Orleans Baltimore and New York. It contrasts mob violence with lawful justice, citing riots against property, plunder, and executions. It condemns lenient treatment of crime and praises orderly legal process despite tragic cases.
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