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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1840

Page

2

Democratic gathering derides Whig policy in Dover Township

A Dover Township meeting adopts resolutions denouncing Whig electioneering and federal policy. They pledge support for Martin Van Buren and Henry Clay opponents, appoint delegates to a county convention, and condemn abolition rhetoric while praising Democratic principles. The piece also notes vigilance committees and local political tensions surrounding tax and governance debates.

Dover Township Deere of Tucker Dover Slingluf Promident Jarod Beavares Ramideni Thomas Sprck Serres Tery F.D. MeMsal H. Mutchmer FG. Hall H. Torrey Harrigan Reedom Horieno Wirees Federel Party Martin van Buren Provident United States Ry M. Jo ‘Nnon Battle of the Thames Wilson Shannon Cate Tappan Alien Federel Siam Mack Cockade Hartford Harrison High Abolition Party Carrel Free Press Aage Hurston Carroll Jefersonian Bedernham Gull Aya Democratic Party Gery Cynomatti

Democratic Convention Called for August in New Philadelphia

The Tuscarawas County Democratic Central Committee announces the 01 convention to be held at the court house in New Philadelphia on Wednesday August 12 at 10 o'clock a.m. It urges full township representation and calls electors to appoint five delegates to the convention. Signed July 23, 1840 by W. Graham, J. D. Cummins, K. Camp, T. J. Frazier.

Asia Howe Stenbebvikis Hiv Shepper Tippetanos Criss Fig Aod John Adams Orien Botts Cholien New Philadelphia Wm. Froham Peter Spangler Thoma Spack John Sherman Tohn Jamon ‘Armstrong Wm. Wade J Helwig J. Grove Bare Grove James Jennings A. Orper Jacob Hoopengarner SS Frazier Givo Wallick Cinpad Bremer Wm Uibbe Jeremiah Gibbs Sebastian Braiats Manthion Coltini G. More Martin Hobver Frederick Crater Mon Schaffer John Wilvon Chaelen Wilton G. W.shingluif GF. A. Waenan Ad Sine Die Joseph Slinglupf Prem Jacon Bryens Tuosas Prack Pascarawas County New Philadephia Camp T. J. Frazier Tuscarawas County Democratic Central

Town Meeting Sparks Democratic Resolve Amid Turbulent Campaign

A chaotic town meeting drew strong Democratic animus against Whig rivals as speakers J Slingluff and M Collier criticized log cabin themes and cider barrel vitriol. The gathering featured heated rhetoric, accusations of ballot manipulation, and calls to mobilize before elections.

Collapse of Bank System Sparks Transatlantic Panic

An 1840s style broadside laments financial turmoil as English and American bankers suspend payments after a London panic. It blames Democrats and aristocratic paper money, calls for victory and liberty, and urges workers to resist corporate insolence while warning of imminent upheaval in the banking world.

York Bill Peealle Cole Mortis Conol Company Fem Bridle England Americs London Peper Arimocracy Democrats Friends of Wberry Union South Carolina District of Columbia

Leadbetter and Ohio Votes Highlight New York Celebration

D P Leadbetter of Ohio won praise at a New York gathering celebrating the Independent Treasury Bill. The event drew over thirty thousand, with speakers including Hugh Garland of Virginia and Vanderpool of New York. Leadbetter lauded the Sub Treasury plan and pledged Democratic support for working people. A resolution thanked Leadbetter for his address while critics attacked a local editor’s integrity amid wider parade of political loyalties. Louisiana news reports Whigs gaining two seats in Congress and Democrats one, with party shifts in state offices noted.

Tuscarawan Parmion Hayano Mtnte Unis Fed States Basi Nean Congress Juan Avery Printar United van Buren Neu Ao Geertham Shanton Mtr Bro Ibn Auiher Patrick Neko United States Pebroary Rico Gareland Louisiana House of Representatives House Garland Congres Aldo United Staton Fahall Congréss Conegroves Patric Partien Vance P Bonham Onurworthy D. P, Leadbetter New York Hugh Garland Virginia Vanderpool Leadbetter Ohio Gerarduy Boveo Olio Onio Payarsayn Alexandar Mamilion New ‘York Philadelphia Dover Bam Federal Bankera

Fragmented 19th Century Newspaper Snippet on Whigs and Crops

A reader's letter from the New York press lauds the Whig rise and van Buren critiques, interwoven with reports from Newark Ohio and Wheeling on harvests. It cites public celebration, mentions British capitalists, and notes wheat and corn prospects across Ohio and Missouri.

Whig Leader Faces Threats Over Election Rhetoric

From Bay Btaw Federal Bl as county leader remonstrates against the anti government undertones of a speech. The prose invokes prophecy and vengeance, condemning a future vote and warning of dire consequences. A July 21 date references a Washington event with a pack of dog samples.

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