When was it published?

March 7, 1831 in The New Hampshire Gazette

Domestic News March 7, 1831

The New Hampshire Gazette

Q: What keywords are associated?

Electioneering, Boardman, Woodbury, District 1, Portsmouth Parade, Treating, Temperance Party

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

Mr. Boardman, federal candidate for Senator in District No. 1, is accused of electioneering by publicly abusing opponent Mr. Woodbury and treating voters to drinks at taverns near Portsmouth Parade, associating with notorious federalists despite temperance party support.

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We are told that Mr. Boardman the federal candidate for Senator in District No. 1, has adopted a new plan of electioneering for himself, by publicly abusing Mr. Woodbury, the democratic republican candidate. This is going on a cheaper plan than treating. The treating plan however, goes on. Some of our friends inform us, that they have seen him repeatedly within a few days invite people from the country into certain taverns near the Portsmouth Parade. He seems to have become the pot companion of some of the old notorious federalists in this District. "Hail fellow well met." This man is supported by the temperance party

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Electioneering Boardman Woodbury District 1 Portsmouth Parade Treating Temperance Party

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Boardman Mr. Woodbury

Where did it happen?

District No. 1

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

District No. 1

Event Date

Within A Few Days

Key Persons

Mr. Boardman Mr. Woodbury

Event Details

Mr. Boardman has adopted a plan of electioneering by publicly abusing Mr. Woodbury, the democratic republican candidate. Treating voters continues, with Boardman inviting country people to taverns near Portsmouth Parade and associating with notorious federalists. He is supported by the temperance party.