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Story February 3, 1841

The North Carolina Standard

Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

An editorial dismisses rumors of Mr. Stanly's appointment to Gen. Harrison's cabinet, suggesting instead worthy North Carolinians like Gaston, D. Cameron, D. L. Swain, and John Owen as better representatives.

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A RELIEF.

We believe the public may be relieved from any apprehension on account of the appointment of Mr. Stanly to a station in Tip's cabinet; the statement to that effect being a mere rumor, originating, probably, with Mr. S. or his friends. If Gen. Harrison is desirous of showing his gratitude to North Carolina, there are a number of men whose talents and character would certainly not disgrace the State and the Union—such are Gaston, D. Cameron, D. L. Swain, John Owen, and others. No party in North Carolina is so destitute of proper materials as to stoop to such a vile necessity as that hinted at above.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Political Rumor Cabinet Appointment North Carolina Gen. Harrison Talented Men

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Stanly Gen. Harrison Gaston D. Cameron D. L. Swain John Owen

Where did it happen?

North Carolina

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Key Persons

Mr. Stanly Gen. Harrison Gaston D. Cameron D. L. Swain John Owen

Location

North Carolina

Story Details

Dismissal of rumor about Mr. Stanly's appointment to Tip's cabinet; recommendation of talented North Carolinians like Gaston, D. Cameron, D. L. Swain, and John Owen for Gen. Harrison's gratitude to the state.

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