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Editorial May 8, 1844

The Arkansas Banner

Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

What is this article about?

Garbled political editorial discussing a convention, votes for election, and claims of candidates including Ashley, Chapman, and General Byrd, with partisan Democratic considerations.

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They cannot, for the people know these friends in a convention composed of, to shew that 26 votes ought to elect December them. Then, why does Large Ashley with treason towards h it were a question of the respective v of Chapman and himself, in this i would give him, but such was not grent to General Byrd all the ad- he delegates from this county. The, although he endeavored to make jt werat? Who would enter the canvass :ion was. who had the best claims of the people of this county might greatest chances of success? While as a democrat throughout the State, I suppose that Chapman had more i to vote for Byrd, they also might :he sake of party set the claims of ilc.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Political Convention Candidate Claims Democrat Party Byrd Support Chapman Vote Ashley Treason

What entities or persons were involved?

Ashley Chapman General Byrd Delegates From This County

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Convention Candidate Selection And Party Claims

Stance / Tone

Critical Of Certain Candidates' Actions

Key Figures

Ashley Chapman General Byrd Delegates From This County

Key Arguments

26 Votes Should Elect In Convention Question Of Respective Merits Between Chapman And Ashley Advantage To General Byrd Best Claims For County People Democratic Party Considerations

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