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September 29, 1843
Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
Whig party rally in Philadelphia at headquarters on Fifth and Chestnut streets, presided by Hon. John Sergeant with speeches on Whig principles by Sergeant, Judge Conrad, and Mr. McMichael.
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WHIG RALLY IN PHILADELPHIA.—The Whigs had a grand rally last evening, at their Head Quarters, corner of Fifth and Chestnut street. The Hon. John Sergeant presided, assisted by several Vice Presidents, Mr. Sergeant opened the meeting with a truly eloquent address upon the principles and duties of the Whigs. He was followed by Judge Conrad, who was, as usual, happy and effective in his speech. Mr. McMichael was, as he ever is, eloquent and to the point. Other gentlemen addressed the meeting.
United States Gazette.
United States Gazette.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Whig Rally
Philadelphia
Political Speech
John Sergeant
Judge Conrad
What entities or persons were involved?
Hon. John Sergeant
Judge Conrad
Mr. Mcmichael
Where did it happen?
Philadelphia, Corner Of Fifth And Chestnut Street
Story Details
Key Persons
Hon. John Sergeant
Judge Conrad
Mr. Mcmichael
Location
Philadelphia, Corner Of Fifth And Chestnut Street
Event Date
Last Evening
Story Details
Whigs hold grand rally presided by John Sergeant, who gives eloquent address on Whig principles; followed by speeches from Judge Conrad and Mr. McMichael, and others.