Ohio Abolition Ticket and Harrison Opposition
A fragment discusses electoral tickets in Ohio with names of presidential electors, notes on Abolitionists and Harrison, and claims of Whig fraud. It criticizes party maneuvers to influence the South, mentions Birney and Van Buren, and reports on alleged efforts to sway votes and import ballots to affect elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Birney
Hartiaon
Belisea
van Boren
Democratic Party
Anna
North
South
Bagest
Ee Scalatad Wei
Ohio
Feaiimaste
T0 Beagen
Jeffers
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Philadelplis
Giles
Sam
Penuary Arts
Tle
Whig Party
Weil
Evan
Matthew
British Soldiers in Ohio Ballot Fraud Allegations
A fragment reports British troops and Canadian forces allegedly aiding a Federal party fraud in Ohio. It cites undercover operatives and officers pressuring soldiers to vote, with recounts of travel from Hotel stay to Elgris and Lower Sendusky. Readers are warned of widespread deceit across counties and widespread Democratic outrage.
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N.Y
Chovela
Olivo
Lihink
Sisin
Hera
Canada
Lobe John Fh
Sixsmith
Elgris
Lorain County
Sendusky
Onini
Democrate
Harrion
Elections in Several States For Presidential Electors
A long 1830s style forecast lists voting days across multiple states Pennsylvania Maine New York Alabama Massachusetts Delaware Vermont Rhode Island Tennessee and North Carolina in November. It discusses Van Buren versus Harrison prospects with state by state tallies and comments on doubtful states and regional mood.
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Pennsylvania
Pen
Mary
Georgia
Maine
Mir- Mids
India
Antichy
Mine
Arkanans
N. Hamp
Connecticut
Virginia
New York
Newey
Louisiana
Alabama
Massachusetts
Delaware
Vermont
Rhode Island
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mississipii
Arkansas
Missouri
Harrison
Kentucky
Ohio St. Indiana
New Jersey
Maryland
Louviana
Michigan
van Buren
Ating
North Carolia
Thora
Pennsylvania Election Returns Show Democratic Edge
The standard reports partial returns from 22 counties indicate a Democratic lead in Pennsylvania, with Van Buren carrying many districts as tallies narrow the gap. New Jersey and Ohio results favor the Whigs, and New York’s status remains unclear, while Pennsylvania confirms a Democratic gain in the 25th district congressional race.
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Pennsylvania
Plumber Democrat
Senate
N. Y
Standard
Glorious South Carolina election report fragment
Partial refurve from a democratic source notes that democracy holds eight members in Congress. Jon Jenaa Ei Holmes is elected from the first district by a large majority. In the seventh district Robert B. Rhett, a state rights advocate, reelected without appointment. Charleston and Neck tally 2636 votes. contest described as warm between two Democratic tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Jenaa Ei
Holmes
Robert B. Rhett
Charleston
Neck
Mercury
Political turmoil and party alignments in Baltimore era
A dense collection of political chatter and rumors recounts candidates for governor and Congress, party strength, and looming national strife. It notes Van Buren support, weak Whig prospects, and international tension, with sharp asides on European warfare and domestic political maneuvering.
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Waren
Haass
Turkey
Egypt
New York
Ung Post
Europe
van Baran
Congress
England
Fareich
Mont Votous
Webster
Madawaska
Political writings and newspaper controversy in 1840s Ohio
A long-Letter from Cumberland recounts disputes over the Dover Advocate article by Matthew Croft and criticism of Van Buren and his associates. It accuses Whigs of misusing records, cites dates in 1839 1840, and argues about militia plan for the United States while defending Van Buren against charges of extravagance.
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Coimdarland
Morar
Mill & Mitchanar
Croft
Tuscarawas Advocate
Ogleing
Kirk
Patrick
Ogle
Charley Himsell
Matthew Croft
Daniel Smolly
Bleathi
Ohio Democrat
Jody
Tahal
Eaid Arela
Democrat
Mallew Croft
Thin
England
Steubenville
Mr. Croft
Cumberland
Marty
van Buren
Vaui
United States
Satrada
Ven
Burun
Iin
United Tatoo
Vailines
Bean
Poinsatt
Clay
Senate Committee On
Dhe
Licensed Robbers Target Bank Paper and Fraud Claims
Fragmented OCR reports alleged bank paper theft and widespread deception by financial operators in Ohio and Maryland. The Baltimore Sun item cites a bank closure during a period of alleged fraud, stating officers vanished and creditors faced substantial losses. Local observations suggest a broad pattern of windfall schemes linked to political rhetoric and regional unrest.
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Democrate
Ohio
Millington Md
Baltimore Sun
Basters
Texas
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Ice H. Paine
Lake County
Ort Stewart
Rowe County
Tames C
Ludlow
Hamilton
Horace Cros
Antler
Luther Bruce
Montgomery
Tho Hibben
Clinton
Benjamin Morris
Clermont
George Potter
Athens
Dyer Burgose
Adama
Milo D
Pettibone
Edwin Corner
Morgan
Robinson Fletcher
Greene
Eli Nichols
Belmont
Joseph Lin
Franklin
Peporesus & Bank
Union County
Delaware County
John C. Wright
Ecco
Col. Holmes
Biets
Powhs
Partiai
Coun
Adame
Allegheny
Brford
Columbino
Crawford
Chinton
Clemon
Dauphine Dei Reo
Erno Payatie
Green
Huntingden Tadiona
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh Luserns
Lycoming
Manton
South Carolina
Yell
Martin van Buren
Mayo
Montatic
Semuel Brady
Lowkis
Whigs
Washington
Veny Coon
Gov. Hill
Worcester
Just Advocate
Salt River
Pennsyhead
Joe Patrick
Helm
Eceorion Pravos
Pontine St Louis
Yewton
Purley
V. Buren
T. le Smith
Treasury Department
Buren
Davie
Lincoln
Menmurea
Treasury
New States
District of Columbia
PO Departmente Barnt
Offinitiers
U Staten
Wnat
Ted Agallery
Lavis
Svea
Waubesti Free Town
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