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NEW-HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT --- EXTRA. CONCORD, NOV. 26, 1827. PLANS OF THE WASHINGTON CAUCUS AGENTS PARTIALLY DEVELOPED!!
by [Morril, David L.]
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[Concord, NH, 1827. Folio broadside, 10" x 15", printed in double columns. Mounted in cardboard frame, old folds, light scattered foxing. A couple of very small paper defects affecting a few letters. Else Very Good.
This Extra has a number of obscure references, doubtless familiar only to a very few aficionados of early New Hampshire politics. But its focus is an attack on Samuel Bell, now an anti-Jackson, pro-John Quincy Adams U.S. Senator from New Hampshire, and more recently its Democratic Governor.
This bitter broadside recounts Bell's machinations and, in a reference to the celebrated 'bargain-and-sale' controversy of 1824, asserts: "Who can doubt, after all the circumstances which have been developed, that Samuel Bell has bargained away the people of New-Hampshire to Mr. Adams, any more than that Henry Clay bargained away the votes of the Western States at the last Presidential election?"
Not located on OCLC or the AAS web site, or in American Imprints, Sabin.
This Extra has a number of obscure references, doubtless familiar only to a very few aficionados of early New Hampshire politics. But its focus is an attack on Samuel Bell, now an anti-Jackson, pro-John Quincy Adams U.S. Senator from New Hampshire, and more recently its Democratic Governor.
This bitter broadside recounts Bell's machinations and, in a reference to the celebrated 'bargain-and-sale' controversy of 1824, asserts: "Who can doubt, after all the circumstances which have been developed, that Samuel Bell has bargained away the people of New-Hampshire to Mr. Adams, any more than that Henry Clay bargained away the votes of the Western States at the last Presidential election?"
Not located on OCLC or the AAS web site, or in American Imprints, Sabin.
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- NEW-HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT --- EXTRA. CONCORD, NOV. 26, 1827. PLANS OF THE WASHINGTON CAUCUS AGENTS PARTIALLY DEVELOPED!!
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- [Morril, David L.]
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- Place of Publication
- [Concord, NH
- Date Published
- 1827
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David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books LLC
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