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286 <strong>CLEVELAND</strong> NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838 Abstracts 1750 • 1756 POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS· United States (Coct'd) 1750 • H&G Oct. 6; ed:2/2 • B. Andrews is about to finish the somerset to Van Burenism which he projected some years ago (when the ADVERTISER got the start of him). "Mr. Woodward forestalled B. Andrews then, but B. has had a great hankering for the flesh pots, i.e. the spoils ever since." The ADVERTISER is to be merged in the INTELLIGENCER after the election, the editor of the former not being sufficiently given to "slang Whanging" to suit the new court clique. "Mr. Willey has nearly given up his hopes for the Speakership!" (4) 1751 • H&G Oct. 6:2,'3 • John W. Willey. "This gentleman who 'though young' has acquired a reputation for astuteness and cunning, which you would scarce expect of one of his age, has lately acquired also a great reputation as a man of candor as well as of great political knowledge. "For instance, in political speeches in this county, he has stated that 'Mr. McDuffie reported to Congress that the country had lost $46,000,000 by the Banks.' "The smallest school boy knows that Mr. McDuffie reported no such thing, Mr. Willey and Wilson Shannon to the contrary, notwithstanding. He reported $6,000,000, outstanding (not $46,000,000) and that is the foundation of this thrice told falsehood." (5) 1752 . H&G Oct. 15; ed: 2/3 • Reports vary in regard to the election of Mr. Goode. "We cannot believe Goode defeated until returns are more conclusive." 1753 - H&G Oct. 16; ed:2/4 - "Dr. Duncan and his rifle find little favor in Cincinnati. Every ward in the Queen City gave a decisive majority against him, and his majority in the District over Mr. Pendleton was only 1761" (1) 1754 • H&G Oct. 16; ed: 2/4 - Paying Up. - "Defaulter Lytle was the most active partisan in Hami Han County for Dr. Duncan. "His successful services in behalf of the Doctor entitle him to a receipt in full for the $33,000 of Uncle Sam's money uncermoniously fobbed. He does well on 'borrowed capital. "' (I) 1755 • H&G Oct. 17; ed:2/3 - There are six Whig members elected to Congress, with two districts yet to be heard from, both of which are now represented by Whigs. "We consider our chances of success in both these districts as hardly even. The result so far is 11 Vans elected to 6 Whigs." (4) 1756 - H&G Oct. 17; ed:2/4 • The returns from 57 counties in Georgia show the Whigs 4,140 votes ahead on the Congressional ticket. There are 33 counties yet to be heard from. "These may turn the scale, though confidence of the election of 8 Whig members is felt." (1) (1)
<strong>CLEVELAND</strong> NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1838 Abstracts 1757 - 1759 POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS &: ELECTIONS - United States (Cont'd) 1757 - H&:G Oct. 17; ·ed:2/5 - New Jersey elects members of Con2ress by general ticket. Two years ago the Whigs won by less than a 600 majority. "Entire Whig ticket elected." (1) 1758 - H&G Oct. 22; ed:2/3 - New Jersey is still in the dark as to the result for Congress. Nothing definite until all returns are in. "The grossest frauds were resorted to by the Loco-Focos to carry their ticket according to the ADVERTISER." (2) 1759 - H&:G Oct. 23; ed:2/3 - Good! - The Columbus REGISTER says its fully ascertained that P. G. Goode is re-elected to Congress in the northwestern district. "Tis well, as Sawyer, his 'Loco-Foco' opponent, is one of the poorest specimens of a legislator in the State, always excepting Dr. Duncan of the .Queen City." (I) See also Newspapers; Political Parties; Politics &: Government 287
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