Life of General Harrison A Record of Public Service
Biographical sketch tracing William Henry Harrisons rise from Virginia youth to a national figure. Highlights include his early military service under St Clair and Wayne, governorship of the Northwest Territory, Indian affairs with Tecumseh, leadership in the War of 1812, and later roles in Congress, diplomacy, and public life. The piece praises his honesty, zeal, and devotion to republican ideals.
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Generous Soldier Provides Clothes and Aid to Stranded Veteran
A distressed former comrade seeks shelter and is clothed by a grateful veteran. The giver outfits him in a black coat and other garments and arranges funds to reach Cincinnati. The veteran instructs the recipient to seek work through a contact in the street upon arrival. The act stems from old memories and mutual aid.
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Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Defense of W P Clark in Ohio House expulsion dispute
The Columbus Journal reprints W P Clark's defense against his expulsion bid, arguing self defense when accused of slander while detailing his first arrival in Columbus, his refusal to thank Thos J Henderson, and his challenges to prove any disrespectful words. The piece frames the issue as a political attack by the speaker and Henderson, urging readers to scrutinize motives behind the resolution.
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Henderson
Columbus
Daily News
Portage
Gen. Hanna
Senderson
Flamilton
Generous Harrison Feeds Old Soldier at North Bend
An acquaintance recounts General Harrison's charity toward a worn blacksmith veteran of Maumee and Thames campaigns who sought aid after a period of sickness and penury. The guest traveled north by steamboat, hoping for relief from his former commander.
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New Orleans
Political Feud Sparks Expulsion Threat and Harsh Exchanges
In a heated episode Rep. William Penn Clark denounces Speaker’s insults and defends his conduct as self defense. He claims a move to expel him is a political maneuver, urges public reporting, and thanks allies Flood and Welsh for support as the affair reaches the bar of the House.
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Clermont
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Columbus
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Huge Whig Gathering in Baltimore Tops Harrisburg Noms
An immense Whig meeting in Baltimore, presided by Gen. McDonald, featured eloquent addresses by Mr. Kennedy and Gen. Combes of Kentucky. Combes, a War of 1812 veteran under Harrison, praised the hero of Tippecanoe and Frenchtown, recalling the era’s hardships.
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