Whig Convention Nominates Scott for President and Graham for Vice President
The Warren Mail reports the Whig National Convention nominated Gen Winfield Scott for President and William A Graham of North Carolina for Vice President. Maine New Hampshire Vermont and others backed Scott. Graham named unanimous VP choice after multiple ballots. A severe hail storm caused widespread damage in the region, with large stones, shattered glass, and garden destruction. The paper thanks Hon. C B Curtis for two public documents and a Globe issue.
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Winfield Scott
Whig National Convention
United States
Wm. A. Graham
N. C
Tims
Scott
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hio
Tenn
Missouri & Lowe
Webster
Alabama
Wilmington
Delaware
Cumberland
Maryland
Graham
Pearce
Bates
Crittenden
Bell
Stewart
Badger
Stanly
Mangum
É&C
Independence Day Celebration Planned at Spring Creek
Citizens of Spring Creek prepare for the July 3 celebration with a procession from Lock wood's Hotel to the church. The program includes music, readings, an oration, and a dinner with toasts, followed by a procession returning for refreshments and adjournment. The notice is dated June 21, 1852.
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Spring Creek
Warren
Lockwood's
Washington
Gay
Cms
W. C. Evans
W. Chase
Jorene Marsh
Russelburg
F. S
GD. Woodin
Whig National Convention Opens With High Excitement
A vast throng fills Baytimons awaiting the Whig National Convention. Webster favorites rise as delegates caucus. southern compromise platform adopted preliminarily. Massachusetts and Kentucky positions noted. nomination prospects center on John G. Chapman or John M. Clayton.
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Baytimons
Der
Liberty
Washington
Webster Stock
A. M
Srcoxp Desratcu
Massachusetts
Platform Adoption Dominates Baltimore Convention Debate
The June session reaffirms a near unanimous platform with Choate urging its adoption and praising final settlement. Botts cites Gen Scott and Henry Clay as supports while Cabell warns against backing any candidate opposed to key principles. Pierce and Adams petitions on Slavery are cited from 1836 37 records.
Senator Jones Endorses Compromise In Tennessee Stance
The convention advances to ballots with a majority needed. Mr. Jones of Tennessee defends his support for the compromise and denies reports of unfitness. He says Tennessee will back only a candidate found on the compromise and cites a recent talk with Gen. Scott. He memorializes Henry Clay as a dying statesman and is joined by Mr. Bryan of South Carolina in favor. The vote on the measure is then called and adopted amid applause.
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Warren Mail
Boston Register
Hunt's Merchant's Magazine
the “Morning Star
Geo. Evans
Maine
Messrs
Upton
Bryan
N. C. See
A. M
Daniel Webster
Welch
House of Representatives
Committee On Organization
Jones
Tennessee
John M. Clayton
Delaware
John G. Chapman
Maryland
Bartmone
Ashman
Massachusetts
Chaiman
Choate
Mass
Adams
Anderson
Ohio
Botts
Gen. Scott
Baltimore
Archer
Mr. Cabell
Florida
J. Cheat
Tenn
Henry Clay
South Carolina
Scott
Sererpe
Desxick
Isaac Sairu
New York & Erie Railroad Company
Dunkirk
Toles
Justice Aivestey
Pomfret
Zuéles
Sarr
Tolles
Smrrn
Jamestown Journal
Court of Commons
Warren County
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Porter Davin
Mathers
Damon
G. Weller
Porter
South
Warren Coulier
Elihu Sedérus
Cale
Childs
Huidekoper
Morris
Elihu Sesuit
William Dawson
Mullin
Dim Suit
J. W. Brigham
Charles Anderson
Faster Cincinnati to New York Route Cuts Travel Time
The route now lets travelers go from Cincinnati to New York via Cleveland and Dunkirk in one and a half days at six dollars and ten cents, a drastic drop from a decade ago when the trip took about ten days and cost fifty dollars.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Pea
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Franklin Pearce
Dickinson
Stephen A. Duglass
Lewis Cass
Joan P. Hale
Springfield Repub
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Bed Rum
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Dexterville
Wm. L. Cunrrary
Crawford
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Ws. L. Chaplain
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Dublin
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Joe
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Syracuse
Har
Committee On Credentials
National Whig Union Party
Chapman
Baurimoine
Friends
Stott
Kentucky
Edward Bates
Union
Gen. Granger
Onondaga County
N.Y
Pierce Oe Ien
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Gen. Pierce
Congress
John Quin- Adams
N. Y. West
Free Soil” Friends
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Franklin Pierce
South Weymouth
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Pierce
Free Oilers
Albany Eve. Journal
New York Mail
Erie Road
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Elmira
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Rondout
Thomas Francis Meagher
J. B. Steele
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Thos. W. Dorr
Stcke
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Millard F. Son
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Falconer Woolen Works
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