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Domestic News November 19, 1840

Whig Republican

Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi

What is this article about?

A list of U.S. Congress members from states including Maine, Vermont, Georgia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania who voted for the sub-treasury bill and were rejected by voters, presented as a warning against betraying constituents.

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The Traitors Rewarded.

Let the following list of members of Congress, who dared to vote for the bill of abominations, the sub-treasury, and whom the people have rejected, serve as a warning to all representatives of the people, not to presume to betray and insult their masters.

Virgil D. Parris, of Maine; Thos. Davee do, Albert Smith do; Josiah Lowell do; John Smith, of Vermont; Isaac Fletcher do; Edwin J. Black of Georgia; Mark A. Cooper do; Walter T. Colquitt, do; Alex. Duncan of Ohio; Isaac Parrish do; Jonathan Taylor do; Wm. C. McGaasland do; Isaac Leet of Pennsylvania; Geo. McCullough do. John Davis do.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Congress Members Sub Treasury Bill Election Rejection Political Warning

What entities or persons were involved?

Virgil D. Parris Thos. Davee Albert Smith Josiah Lowell John Smith Isaac Fletcher Edwin J. Black Mark A. Cooper Walter T. Colquitt Alex. Duncan Isaac Parrish Jonathan Taylor Wm. C. Mcgaasland Isaac Leet Geo. Mccullough John Davis

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Key Persons

Virgil D. Parris Thos. Davee Albert Smith Josiah Lowell John Smith Isaac Fletcher Edwin J. Black Mark A. Cooper Walter T. Colquitt Alex. Duncan Isaac Parrish Jonathan Taylor Wm. C. Mcgaasland Isaac Leet Geo. Mccullough John Davis

Outcome

the listed members were rejected by the people in elections.

Event Details

List of Congress members who voted for the sub-treasury bill, described as a 'bill of abominations,' and were subsequently rejected by voters, serving as a warning to representatives not to betray their constituents.

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