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Domestic News
November 12, 1823
Massachusetts Spy And Worcester Advertiser
Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
What is this article about?
The Mobile Argus comments on Alabama's recent state election, which re-elected Gov. Pickens, noting that Mr. Chambers' support from Mr. Crawford's adherents had little influence due to Crawford's low presidential prospects.
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The Mobile (Alabama) Argus, commenting on the recent election in that state, which has resulted in the re-election of Gov. Pickens, says; "Although Mr. Chambers now, as in 1821, received the support of the adherents of Mr. Crawford in the State, still it had but little influence on the election. Mr. Crawford's prospects are now considered so low, and there being no fears of his obtaining the Presidency, the circumstance of Mr. Chambers being considered favorable to him, was hardly taken into consideration."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Alabama Election
Gov Pickens Re Election
Mr Chambers Support
Mr Crawford Prospects
What entities or persons were involved?
Gov. Pickens
Mr. Chambers
Mr. Crawford
Where did it happen?
Alabama
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Alabama
Event Date
Recent
Key Persons
Gov. Pickens
Mr. Chambers
Mr. Crawford
Outcome
re-election of gov. pickens
Event Details
The Mobile Argus comments that although Mr. Chambers received support from Mr. Crawford's adherents in the state, as in 1821, it had little influence on the election because Mr. Crawford's presidential prospects are low and there are no fears of him obtaining the Presidency; Mr. Chambers' favorability to Crawford was hardly considered.