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March 8, 1825
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
The United States Gazette portrays Mr. Kremer, a representative, as an unlettered, scheming politician who manipulates debtors for personal office-seeking schemes.
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The following character of the notorious Kremer, is from the United States Gazette, which, it will be remembered, is published in the metropolis of the state he represents, and is doubtless well qualified to draw a faithful picture:
"Mr. Kremer is known among his friends for an unlettered, scheming politician, upon a small scale; one, who will occupy the bar-room of an ale-house, or the counter of his own shop, for half a day, in drilling dependent debtors, or winning those who would gladly become so. to the schemes of his head. which are never beyond that of some office for himself, a sort of negative wickedness."
"Mr. Kremer is known among his friends for an unlettered, scheming politician, upon a small scale; one, who will occupy the bar-room of an ale-house, or the counter of his own shop, for half a day, in drilling dependent debtors, or winning those who would gladly become so. to the schemes of his head. which are never beyond that of some office for himself, a sort of negative wickedness."
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Politics
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Kremer
Politician
United States Gazette
Scheming
Character
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Mr. Kremer
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The United States Gazette describes Mr. Kremer as an unlettered, scheming politician who spends time in ale-houses or his shop manipulating dependent debtors to support his schemes for personal office, characterized as a sort of negative wickedness.