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260 <strong>CLEVELAND</strong> NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838 Abstracts 1601 • 1604 POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS - Ohio (Cont' d) came to Kapple, and the next morning Kapple rode through this town, in obedience to the instructions of his Master from the city, and stated that the convention had nominated a man who was wholly disqualified for the office, that he was crazy, and that he was surprised that so many delegates should reject Barr, and cast their votes for an insane man, who had not a particle of merit. "I am anxious that the course which has been pursued by Mr. Barr and his supporters should be known to the public. It is important that the Whigs should be made acquainted with the facts, so that none of them may commit sin by voting for him through ignorance •••• "I can tell James S. Clarke, that the Whigs of this town can manage their own matters, and we do not want any of his shin-plaster advice." (11) 1601 - H&G Oct. 1; ed:2/2 - The Whigs of Ohio City hold their first Rally at the Pearl Street House this evening at half past 6 o'clock. Turn Out! (verbatim) (1) 1602 - H&G Oct. 1; ed: 2/2 • The Locofocos on Saturday (Sept. 29) put in nomination the following ticket, aptly christened by the Newburgh Whigs as tbe "one leg ticket": Congress, John W. Willey; Representative, A. T. Stickland; Sheriff, Wm. R. Coon; Auditor, Findlay Strong; Commissioner, D. W. Bell. It is well understood that John Barr is the convenient cork leg the party will use to help forward their Representative ticket. The whole matter was cut and dried by Messrs. Barr, Kelley, Clarke and Willey before the Convention met. "It is the last struggle of your common enemy, aided and abetted by disorganizer, who, under the sacred name of Whig would strike down that shield which has enabled you to march from victory to victory - The Convention system. Guard as you would your honor the motto of that shield· United we stand· divided we fall." (5) 1603 • H&G Oct. 1; ed: 2/3 • The Saddle on the Right Horse. • B. Andrews publ ishes the letter of Senator Fuller, and uses the remark of Mr. Fuller that he consented to become a candidate last fall to prevent division in the Whig party, as an apology for the course of his paper, and other disorganizers now. A portion of the Whig party would not then support John Barr, if nominated by the Convention! Who were that portion? Why, T. M. Kelley, Esq .• and the "Kelley faction," then so loudly denounced by John Barr and B. Andrews. None other. The great mass of the Whigs of the county, would have gone the "whole hog" for John Barr, had their delegates in Convention endorsed his Whig principles and fitness by a nomination. Men change, principles never. (verbatim) (3) 1604 - H&G Oct. I: 2/3 • In a letter to the editor "A Whig" says: The disorganizers are circulating reports that many of the old and substantial Whigs have come out in opposition to the Convention Ticket and that they wi 11 support that Whig "Loco Foco" John Barr, for Representative. "This is not the case.... They will sustain the men put in nomination by the old farmers of the county at the late Convention." (2)
<strong>CLEVELAND</strong> NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838 Abstracts 1605 - 1608 POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS - Ohio (Cont ·d) 1605 - H&G Oct. 1:2/3 - In a letter to the editor S. M. Prentiss says: Having been absent from the county sinoe the Convention, I found on my return several numbers of the COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCER had been sent me a paper which I never subscribed for, and from which I learned the proceedings of Mr. Barr and his friends. I likewise found that it was reported that I was going to support Mr. Barr at all events. I have been and still am a friend to Mr. Barr but will not force him upon the publ ic when the people choose another man. "I shall support the regular Whig ticket, and shall endeavor to get others to do the same." (3) 1606 - H&G Oct. 2: 2/2 - In pursuance to a previous notice by the Whig Central Committee the electors of Newburgh assembled at their Town House on the 29th day of September. Philo Taylor, Esq., was appointed Chairman, and H. W. Graves, Secretary. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Wm. B. Lloyd and J. A. Briggs with great effect and with great applause. The committee appointed to draft resolutions reported the following: Resolved, That we approve the nominations made by the county convention. Resolved, That the one leg nomination made by the L6co-Foco Convention we condemn as calculating to divide the true and just Whig majority of this county. Resolved, That we deplore the removal of thousands of our fellow citizens from office, for the purpose of bestowing favor upon the subservients of the executive. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the HERALD and GAZETTE. (6) 1607 - H&G Oct. 2:2/2 - The Whigs of Ohio City and Brooklyn met at the Pearl House on Monday evening tQe 1st inst. On motion, William Benton, Esq., was chosen chairman and B. F. Tyler, Secretary. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Lloyd, Briggs, and Foote. The following resolutions were offered and adopted: Resolved, That we look upon union and concert as indispensible to the Whig cause during the approaching contest, and that we frown upon every attempt to incite discord within our ranks; Resolved, that we support the regularly nominated Whig ticket; Resolved, that the proceedings of this meeting be published in the HERALD & GAZETTE and in the OHIO TRANSCRIPT. On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at the same place on Thursday evening, Oct. 4th. Wm. Benton, Ch'm. (4) 1608 - H&G Oct. 2:2/2,3 - In a letter to the editor, "A Whig" says: The INTELLIGENCER charges V. J. Card, Esq., with making a proposition to the Whigs of Euclid to withdraw Mr. Lloyd from the canvass. "The charge is wholly false. Mr. Card never made such a proposition in Euclid or in any other place." (3) 261
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