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Editorial
May 27, 1834
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Speculation on replacing U.S. Senator Mr. Bell; urges New Hampshire to select a steadfast Democrat committed to administration policies, particularly the U.S. Bank, in turbulent political times.
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U. S. Senator.--Much speculation is entered into in regard to a Senator in place of Mr. Bell. Various candidates are spoken of. We are not particular in our choice; but whoever is selected, should be pledged to sustain the general measures of the administration, especially in relation to the U. S. Bank, and moreover, in the present stormy times, and when so many Senators are violating the will of their constituents, it behooves New-Hampshire to be sure to select one whose political principles are fixed and immutable--who has exhibited an earnest of his stability and firmness in the cause, and whom the democrats shall feel a perfect confidence in trusting six years.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Economic Policy
What keywords are associated?
Senator Selection
Us Bank
Democratic Principles
New Hampshire Politics
Political Stability
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Bell
U. S. Bank
New Hampshire
Democrats
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Selection Of U.S. Senator To Replace Mr. Bell
Stance / Tone
Supportive Of Firm Democratic Principles And Administration Measures
Key Figures
Mr. Bell
U. S. Bank
New Hampshire
Democrats
Key Arguments
Candidates Should Pledge To Sustain Administration Measures, Especially Regarding The U. S. Bank
Select A Senator With Fixed And Immutable Political Principles
Choose One Who Has Shown Stability And Firmness In The Cause
Ensure Confidence In The Senator For A Six Year Term Amid Stormy Times And Constituent Violations