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Frelinghuysen Nomination Highlighted by Whigs of New Jersey
The Newark Daily Advertiser recounts the Frelinghuysen lineage from Rev. Theophorus Frelinghuysen to General Frederick Frelinghuysen and his son Theodore. It notes Theodore Frelinghuysen’s Princeton education, legal rise, service as Attorney General, senator, and chancellor, praising his integrity and Whig alignment. A Wheeling preacher’s tribute is cited, praising his public and private virtues and foreseeing brighter days with his vice presidential nomination.
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Theodore Frelinghuysen
Newark
John Frelinghuysen
Somerville
Frederick Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Continental Congress
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Tuxopore
Millstone
Somerset Co
Princeton College
Samuel L. Southard
Thomas H. Crawford
Geo. Chambers
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Supreme Court
Russell
Senate of
U. States
University of the City of
Wheeling
Frelinchuysen
West Liberty
Jesus
Syracuse
Baltimore
Empire
Geddes
New York
Frelinghuysen
Journal
Deans
Newark Daily Advertiser
Arabia
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Charles Forster
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