When was it published?

March 3, 1832 in New Hampshire Statesman And State Journal

Domestic News March 3, 1832

New Hampshire Statesman And State Journal

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr Thayer, Israel Hunt Jr. Esq.

Q: What keywords are associated?

Nashua Gazette, Newspaper Transfer, Political Alignment, Jacksonian, Republican Principles

Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

The Nashua Gazette, formerly supporting Republican principles, has been transferred by Mr. Thayer to Israel Hunt Jr. Esq. of Dunstable. The paper's future course is expected to be liberal in politics and religion, though likely to align with Jacksonian preferences.

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The Nashua Gazette, hitherto a supporter of republican principles and measures, has been transferred by Mr Thayer, (the gentleman who for several years has conducted it much to his credit) to Israel Hunt, Jr. Esq. a resident of Dunstable. We are informed that the future course of the Gazette will be a liberal one, "both in politics and religion." Such may be the case: but the known political preferences of Mr Hunt incline us to believe that the paper will be of a cast suited to the taste of the most incorrigible Jacksonian. We would not prejudge, however.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Nashua Gazette Newspaper Transfer Political Alignment Jacksonian Republican Principles

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr Thayer Israel Hunt Jr. Esq.

Where did it happen?

Nashua

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Nashua

Key Persons

Mr Thayer Israel Hunt Jr. Esq.

Outcome

the gazette has been transferred to new ownership; future course anticipated as liberal in politics and religion, potentially jacksonian.

Event Details

The Nashua Gazette, hitherto a supporter of republican principles and measures, has been transferred by Mr Thayer, who conducted it for several years, to Israel Hunt, Jr. Esq., a resident of Dunstable. The future course of the Gazette will be a liberal one, both in politics and religion, though the known political preferences of Mr Hunt suggest it will suit incorrigible Jacksonians.