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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1844

Page

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Printing Note From A M Gest Weekly

Printed and published weekly by A M Gest. This line appears as a masthead notice indicating the publisher.

A. M. Gest

Roudebush and the Militia Law foes and flaws laid bare

A voter accuses Mr. Roudebush of opposing the labor tax while voting for it. The letter claims he misstates motives, discusses absence during debate, and mocks his explanations as hypocritical. It cites his campaign behavior, Sabbath remarks, and alleged dodges to sway Clermont county readers.

Roudebush House Journal Alexander Lawrence Senate Clermont Goshen Township

Williamsburg Republican Whig Club Prepares Resolutions

At a September meeting the Williamsburg Republican Whig Club endorses a report denouncing the Democratic party for two thirds rule aims and opposition to protective tariffs. It cites Baltimore convention veto power and views free trade as leading to direct taxation and altered distribution of proceeds.

Williamsburg Republican Whig Club Democratic Party Republic Oury Baltimore

Democratic Whigs Endorse Six Cardinal Principles in Williamsburg

The Williamsburg Whig group endorses a sound national currency adequate revenue restrained executive power and an honest economy. They back a public domain policy with equal distribution, one-term presidency, and support for Henry Cray and Theodore Frelinghuysen. They oppose Texas annexation and the slaver expansion. The preamble and resolutions urge publication in the Clermont Courier.

Jefferson John C. Calhoun John Tyler Texas Congress of the United States Democratic Party Washington Madison Henry Cray Theodore Frelinghuysen Baltimore United Staes L.T. Pease E. C. Sharp Otis Dudley

Probable Vote of Ohio Forecast for Governor Election

A Cincinnati Straightout estimate outlines Ohio's likely gubernatorial outcome and congressional split. It projects Bartley winning eight districts with potential Whig victories in several districts, noting Hamilton County as doubtful and Torence possibly elected if party shifts continue.

Wood Cincinnati Bartleys Bartley Congress Hamilton County Judge Torrence

Ohio Whig Duty Key to Governor Vote, Bar tley Prediction

The piece warns that Whig voters must attend the polls to ensure Bartley’s triumph over Corwin, citing liberty and naturalization shifts. It notes a strong Whig Ohio majority, warns against vote trading for Governor, and cites a Springfield Republic excerpt as support for vigilance ahead of the election.

Corwin Wood Bartley Ohio Kentucky Union Springfield

Vote Duty Urges Polls in October For Mordecai Bartley

A public notice calls readers to vote in October stressing the political stakes. It warns against absence from the polling place and urges travelers to return home to cast ballots that could decide the Legislature, the U S Senate, currency policy, and land funds. It appeals to Whig supporters to remind friends away from home to vote.

Noby Mordecai Bartley United States Senate

Warning against vote swapping in Whig gubernatorial race

The article warns Whig voters across counties townships and districts about a calculated plan to trade votes for governor with promises of votes for other Whig candidates. It cites past and ongoing efforts by Locofocos to induce bargaining and to secure votes for Governor or Congress by leveraging votes for legislators. It notes that in 1842 such tactics were widespread and caused defeats for Whig leaders.

Mr. Poo Locofocus Bartley Congress Geome Locofeeps Corwin

Whig Call to Counter Vote Trading in Ohio and Kentucky

A partisan appeal denounces vote trading seen in Ohio and Kentucky elections. It urges voters to stand firm for Bartley and a sound currency, warning against exchanges proffered by any group and urging support for trustworthy candidates.

Vermont in 1840 flour imports and tariff defense

The American Whig argues Vermont farmers, though not largely agricultural, consumed 150000 barrels of flour sourced from other states in 1840. It contends breaking tariffs would force Vermont to drop wool and grow bread, collapsing a key market for flour and supporting party protection.

Vermont

Slant on 1840 Harrison Supporters Charged with Bribery

The U S Gazette cites opponents who for three years accused Harrison voters of bribery and poll tampering. It notes the charge that 145,000 freemen were bought and “beastly drunk with hard cider,” urging a retreat from slander without retracting the accusation.

Harrison

Tower and Polk clashes echo in Cincinnati gathering

The Hon. Thomas L. Tower attacked by Polk supporters while in Congress, as the debate over democracy and party tactics intensifies. The report notes sharp partisan rhetoric, accusations of perjury, and local protests by loco foco groups in Alleghany City and Cincinnati. Also mentions James Chambers incident and William Owsley's Kentucky governorship inauguration.

Thomas L. Tower James K. Polk Congress Cincinati Tamner

Ohio Conference List of Ministers and Districts

The Western Christian Advocate lists Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, Chillicothe and Columbus districts with ministers and assignments. Names include Marley, Wright, Strickland, Lowry, Moody, Maley, Lehon, Wilber, Connell, Hill, Timmone, Johnson, Lorra ine, Simmons, Reed, Whitcomb, and many others across multiple districts. The piece also notes New Jersey Whigs nominating Cuantes Stratton for Governor.

Western Christian Advocate Cincinnati M Marley P. E Wesley Chapel John F. Wright Morrie Chapel G W Walker Ninth Street P Strickland Asbury A Lowry Fulton Granville Moody City Mission W Maley New Street Madisonville R Jones Milford W. I. Ellsworth Levi White D W Clarke O. F. Williams New Richmond Timmone I. Cunningham Wiknington W. Parrish de Witt Clinton Johnson Monroe M. Lorraine Franklin Miller F Conrey D D Davison Germantown Steele B Ellsworth Brooks Hamilton and Rossville New Haven R Lovell JN Mack North Bend J Young J A Reeder Miami W Swain H Baker Oxford Sears A W Elliot Dayton H. Raper P E J W Weakley Finley Chapel Moses Smith Troy D Kemper A J Lydia Tremont Don Smith DH Sargent Piqua G Dimmitt Fletcher E A Meld JP Chalfant Xenia Fyffe Union JI McDowell B Low Fairfield Samuel Brown D. Whitner Lewisburgh P Holsinger MG Baker Eaton W Rutledge I Fee Urbana Wm Simmons Cyrus Brooks Springfield W Herr South Charleston Meharry Frankfort L JF Munsell Beavertown T Holliday Logan J B Austin A Dixon Hocking J C Havens Arthurstown O C Shelton HE Louis J Delay Athens Bonmecova M T Bowman Coolville H W Cutelen Chester JS Brown J. Pierce Pomeroy D Smith R Pitser LD McCabe Olao University Portsmouth Ferree R Anderson Gallipolis E M Boring Piketon A Carroll G S Stephenson Maverly S Bateman Westervilles Richmond Maddux French Grant J Dillan Tine Burlington M A Milligan Patriot J Barringer Gallia Dinkins Cole River Jesse Botkins Somerville Fleming Sutton Elk River T Fhimnell

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