FA MEN'S TICKET A 1830S OHIO POLITICAL LIST
A fragment listing male candidates for a political ticket with multiple names and counties across Ohio. Names include William H. Harrson for president and Francis Granger for vice president, with governors and senatorial electors from Belmont, Warren, Hamilton, Butler, Wood, Clinton, Brown, Gallia, Scioto, Fairfield, Logan, Muskingum, Knox, Richland, Medina, Trumbull, Columbiana, Wayne, Harrison counties and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Torrence
Hamilton
Andrew M’cleary
Butler
Elijah Huntington
Woodco
Isaiah Morris
Clinton
Alexander Campbell
Brown
Robert Safford
Gallia
William Kendall
Sciotoco
Abel Reoick
Macionco
Christian King
Fairfield
Samuel Newell
Logan
William C. Kirker
Belmont
Ira Belknap
Muskingum
Samuel Elliott
The Utter Controversy Over Tippecanoe and Sunday Mail Debate
A long polemic by a Clermont County writer attacks Mr Utter and Mr Warren, defending William H. Harrison and the 1840 Tippecanoe era heroism. It rebuts Utter’s accusations, cites depositions, and urges voters to support the “Hero of Tippecanoe” as the fall election approaches amid accusations, counterclaims, and witness attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Utter
Utter
Warren
Mr. Warren
Thad
Sion
Moscow
Pat
Lowry Urrer
Neville
Goshen
Sunday
Sunday Mail
Sunoday
Mr. Fisher
Roth
Dicheon
Tabe
Phad
Of a Hero and Statesman Verse Honoring Harrison
A brief poem salutes General Harrison as a heroic statesman. It recalls his leadership of a loyal band at Tippe Canoe and his swift rise to fame across the land. The lines celebrate his military victory and enduring reputation in these lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe
Anti Van Buren Gain Discussed in People's Echo
From the People s Echo an anti Van Buren argument traces electoral shifts since 1832. It notes Arkansas statehood adding three votes and presents a calculation claiming Van Buren would win about 145 of 288 votes, leaving forty four as a partial basis for a presidential tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People’s Echo
Anti van Buren
Lone
van Buren
Ruckerism and Anecdotes From Early American Figures
A fragmentary colonial-era piece discusses Ruckerism praising Van Buren with a poem about studying by pine knot light. It also recounts Gov Ritner hearing an anecdote at a national exhibit about the Signers of the Declaration, relating Gerry and Harrison discussing the gravity of signing and the prospect of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gaz
Gov. Ritner
Ebbidge Gerry
Harrison
Mr. Gerry
Mr Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
William H. Harrson
Francis Granger
Joseph Vance
Benjamin Ruggles
Belmont County
Joshua Collett
Warren County
Clermont
Thames
Pope
William H. Harrison, the Brave and the
van Burer
William Smithers
Ilinois
Bill Smithers
Illinois
Prentice
Faney Wright
Col Johnson
York
Colone Johnson
Mr. Utter
Fisher
Monscow
Uter
Robt Fee
Dickson
Dickens Freskaot
Feere
Phillips
D. Fisher
Congress
Phillipe
Fishes
Fee
Mr Utter
Justice of the
Arkansas
South
Kentucky
Indiana
Coal
Louisiana
Alabama
North Carolina
Central
Illinoia
Vandal
Missouri
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