When was it published?

August 31, 1844 in The Whig Standard

Domestic News August 31, 1844

The Whig Standard

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Whig Meeting, York Pa, Mass Meeting, Pennsylvania Invitation, Maryland Line, Tippecanoe Times

Washington, District Of Columbia

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What is this article about?

The Whigs of York, Pennsylvania, announce a great mass meeting on Friday, October 4, inviting people from Pennsylvania, Baltimore, and Maryland to unite on the soil of the Keystone State in support of the Union and Tippecanoe times.

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Whig Meeting In York, PA. The Whigs of York, Pa., announce a great Whig Mass Meeting to be held at that place on Friday, the 4th of October next. They extend a general invitation to the people of Pennsylvania, and say that "Baltimore and the invincible Maryland line are also invited to unite with their neighbors of York on the soil of the 'Keystone,' and consult together in the spirit of citizens of the same country-part and parcel of the sacred Union, established by a common ancestry." They add that "the Whigs of the Borough of York will be most happy to hail with a hearty welcome all their friends from abroad--the 'latch string shall hang out,' and the good old Tippecanoe times shall come again."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Whig Meeting York Pa Mass Meeting Pennsylvania Invitation Maryland Line Tippecanoe Times

Where did it happen?

York, Pa.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

York, Pa.

Event Date

Friday, The 4th Of October Next

Event Details

The Whigs of York, Pa., announce a great Whig Mass Meeting to be held at that place on Friday, the 4th of October next. They extend a general invitation to the people of Pennsylvania, and say that "Baltimore and the invincible Maryland line are also invited to unite with their neighbors of York on the soil of the 'Keystone,' and consult together in the spirit of citizens of the same country-part and parcel of the sacred Union, established by a common ancestry." They add that "the Whigs of the Borough of York will be most happy to hail with a hearty welcome all their friends from abroad--the 'latch string shall hang out,' and the good old Tippecanoe times shall come again."