20 Jul 1836
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1836
Page
1
The Lebanon Star prints a FREEMEN S TICKET listing William H. Harrison for president Francis Granger for vice president Joseph Vance for governor and a long slate of district electors with co history and reflections on death of a notable figure. It laments party corruption and urges Whig triumph with citizens arming for the political contest and against a spoils system.
In Senate remarks from Virginia Mr. Rives responds to the annunciation of James Madison’s death. He offers formal tribute and reflects on Madison’s public service and legacy within the nation’s early history.
The Evening Post critiques the political scene, lists states opposed to Van Buren, and supports continued inquiry into bank deposits and land speculation. It also mourns Madison, praises his constitutional legacy, and contrasts Harrison’s and Van Buren’s positions, with a polemic on papal influence.
A civic essay extols the plain American mechanic as unshackled and capable under government protections. It praises prudence, industry, and education, urging citizens to readiness in duties and honors. A Galveston correspondent's account of the Battle of Jacinto follows, with graphic field scenes and enemy rout.
The piece argues that Martin Van Buren cannot win the presidency and that William Henry Harrison gains momentum. It cites Jackson supporters flocking to Harrison, notes state conventions backing him, and compares Harrison's current surge to Jackson’s earlier rise, predicting a November triumph.
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