Electoral Ticket Names in Ohio Voters List
A garbled OCR entry from The Democrat of Ohio lists numerous names under categories like electoral ticket and senatorial electors. The readable fragments show individuals such as Bepsame Jones Wayne era, A. mesisenam Protle, Gexnann Carenon Sauer, Kevny Jans Cou, Berens Toacy Portos, and Hocham Wath Ermnaie Won.
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Pension Ps Eximary
Richard Mohneon
Bepsame Jones
Wayne Eran Frasas A. Mesisenam
Protle
A. Gexnann
B. Carenon
Canwreraen
Sauer
Martian Kevny
Jans Cou
Berens
Toacy
A. Portos
Ghomon
Dantes
Kan
Lob
Jowm
Bett Feneee
Sherrix
Caever Acucey
Jie
Janes Hocham
Joagrn-Lewin
Ot Buruvas
Iam Duro
Vath
Matias Sickrean
Jawan
Defeated by county vote amid money power fears
Fragments recount political defeat amid claims of foreign influence and moneyed intimidation. The writer laments Whig victory, accuses pamphleteering and prosecutions of coercing voters, and warns of battles ahead between corporate power and liberty.
Matthews' Maj Over Koe Knox Whigs Celebrate Victory
The piece notes a Democratic win in the district with Matthews' majority and a Whig rejoicing over the overthrow of a rival. It contrasts expectations, warns against complacency, and reports regional vote tallies for Holmes and Turkawa counties, plus a robbery at a barber shop in St. Louis.
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Knox
Thone
Pekat
Democratic Party
America
Zogland
Local election results show multiple candidates and margins
The record lists 19th century election returns with candidates Hockenberry and Benker among others, noting majorities such as Hockenberry 35 in 20, Gorwin 361, Mattheny 1007, Hall 352, Everhart 380, Wallace 2291, Waltee Bowles 361, and other minor majorities across auditor and coroner races. The fragmented OCR preserves party and office ties, indicating cross-office vote tallies and partisan context.
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Onndis Gorwin
Curie
Mattheny
Curt
Seoator Hall
Hall
Freeman Rally Against Monied Interests in Tuscarawas County
A call to action urges freemen to vote on the 30th to resist monopolies and bank aristocracy. It warns against surrendering liberties to monied influence and celebrates the Revolution era Bill of Rights, urging steadfast support for country and free institutions.
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Tuscarawas County
Whig Harne
Freeman
1900 Freemen Speak for Democratic Liberty
The passage honors 1900 freemen who stood firm for liberty and democracy against threats and persecution. It salutes a generation inspired by Thomas Jefferson, pledging to defend principled liberty and oppose a corrupt money power, while vowing to endure defeat without surrender in the battle for Democratic truth.
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Toccara
Theinan
Ten thousand cheers for Pennsylvania in election turmoil
A Philadelphia County election outcome sparks celebration for Whigs and critique of Democratic gains. Reports claim Whig majorities declined but still dominate in city politics, with Philadelphia County showing strong turnout and counties statewide adding to a dramatic political shift.
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Philadelphia
Dem
Philadelphia City
County
Martromery
Delaware
Lehigh
Berke
Bucks
Chanter
Lebanon
Dauphin
Bee Cumberland
Adama
Fraoklin
York
Bobinghill
Pike
Steubenville
Maine Redeemed Verdict Reported in State Election
An official Maine Secretary of State report transmitted to Pinaburg citizens announces Fairfield winning by a 104 vote margin. Early Oxford County tallies show Fairfield 36 Kent 9 Howard Gore 14 to 16 percent, Clinton Gore 11 for Fairfield, with For Pav Geld 05,288 and Kent 45,162. Fairfield majority 108.
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Maine
Secretary of State
Pinaburg
Fairfield
Bay State
Osford County
Pairfield
Kent
Howari
Gore
Anno Clinton Gore
Feir Geld
Hanenek
Somernatt
Pav Geld
Georgia and Maryland in the 1836 presidential race
The Richmond Inquirer notes the shifting support for Martin Van Buren among Southern states, with Georgia and Maryland viewed as pivotal. It discusses states voting for Van Buren, potential retraction of support, and the urging of rallying under unity as the 1836 election nears amid party bragging and anxious predictions.
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Geomgia
Georgia
Georgis
Maryland
Martin van Buren
Virginia
Republic
Cression of
M. Vic Buren
Louisiena T-Alabiuma
Winole& Miveouri
N. Carolina
Maine
Pennsylvenia
New York
Missianippi i
Arkansan
Hampshire
Connecticut
Virginis
Rhode Ieland
Louisiana
N. Careolina
Rhode Island
Caroling
Loviewaa
Butte
Tennessee
Carolina
Selrichmond Inquirer
Local Opposition Crucial in War Debate
CONSISTENCY Mosare Webster Davis Snitowall and Co opposed the font war and belonged to a party that argued public resolve should rise with military enthusiasm. they challenged the idea of national morality and the fervor born of their country as battles unfold.
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Consistency
Mosare
Webster
Davis
Snitowall
Rhames
Warning Voice Warns South Over Harrison Choice
An Inquirer lead rails at Harrison in 1840 style, accusing him of duplicity on the Bank issue and abolition. It argues Southern voters face a false Whig portrait, urges rally for pro South and anti abolition stances, and warns Dems against Northern faction pressure. A Montreal-like critique of campaign rhetoric runs through, with call to stand firm and arms at the polls. The piece also notes local party disputes and election misgivings in the Third District race amid fraud allegations.
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Richmond Inquirer
Harrison
Oratorium
Shakapenr
Glay
Wobater
Rinkmond
Gan. Harrison
Avery Grant
Avery
Republic
Sheofflen
Aron Dolieney
Maka
Fae
Lowadew
Minaver
Poinnett
Congress
Friends of Abolitionism
Tfiton
Connanien
Armair
Newark
Charles J. Ingercoll
Ke Nolla
Democratic Party
Rosa
Candi Roan
Irenehy
Charles Naylor
Order of
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