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The Daily Cincinnati Republican, And Commercial Register
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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In Virginia, after Congressman Mr. Bouldin died while speaking a few weeks ago, his brother J. W. Bouldin, a Jacksonian opponent of the US Bank and advocate for removing deposits, won the special election against Nicholas Biddle supporter Beverly Tucker by about 400 votes.
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Much has been said about the popularity of the Bank in the "Old Dominion;" and the friends of Nicholas Biddle have prophesied most lustily as to the aid they expected in Virginia. A few weeks since, it will be remembered, Mr. Bouldin, a member of the Congressional House of Representatives, from Virginia, expired while delivering a speech. An election for his successor took place immediately afterwards, and resulted in the election of his brother, J. W. Bouldin, a thorough going Jacksonian, an enemy of the United States Bank, and an advocate of the removal of the deposites. His majority over Beverly Tucker, a Nicholas Biddle man, was about 400. Virginia, to whom we all owed so much in 1798, has no notion of making a fool of herself in 1834.
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Virginia
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A Few Weeks Since
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mr. bouldin expired while delivering a speech. j. w. bouldin elected with majority of about 400 over beverly tucker.
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Much has been said about the popularity of the Bank in Virginia, with Nicholas Biddle's friends expecting aid there. Mr. Bouldin, a Virginia Congressman, died while speaking a few weeks ago. His brother J. W. Bouldin, a Jacksonian enemy of the United States Bank and advocate of removing the deposites, was elected successor immediately after, defeating Beverly Tucker, a Nicholas Biddle supporter.