When was it published?

October 21, 1836 in The Hillsborough Recorder

Domestic News October 21, 1836

The Hillsborough Recorder

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Sellman, Whig Electors, Executive

Q: What keywords are associated?

Whig Electors, Annapolis Session, Senate Election, Improvement Bill, Commissioners Appointment

Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

Report from Annapolis via Baltimore Chronicle: Whig electors remain in session, adjourning daily in hope of electing a Senate; no new members since Mr. Sellman joined. Executive has not appointed commissioners for loans under Improvement Bill amid uncertainty.

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From Annapolis.—We have advices from Annapolis, says the Baltimore Chronicle, to Wednesday, at noon. The Whig electors are still in session, and will continue to adjourn from day to day as long as there is a possibility of the election of a Senate. Their number had received no accession since Mr. Sellman joined them. The Executive did not appoint the Commissioners to negotiate the loans authorized by the Improvement Bill, nor do we believe that, in the present state of doubt and uncertainty, they will do so.

A. D. E. T.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Whig Electors Annapolis Session Senate Election Improvement Bill Commissioners Appointment

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Sellman Whig Electors Executive

Where did it happen?

Annapolis

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Annapolis

Event Date

Wednesday, At Noon

Key Persons

Mr. Sellman Whig Electors Executive

Outcome

no accession to whig electors since mr. sellman joined; executive did not appoint commissioners for improvement bill loans

Event Details

Whig electors in session, adjourning daily while possibility exists for Senate election. Executive has not appointed Commissioners to negotiate loans authorized by Improvement Bill due to doubt and uncertainty.