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New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
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Report from The Reporter in Washington, Pennsylvania, on declining support for Gen. Jackson among 1824 backers, with the elector and convention committee members switching to the Administration, signaling subsided enthusiasm and a positive shift in public opinion.
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We would very respectfully ask, what do these things prove? We answer, that the military fever which pervaded the people in 1824 has subsided, and that a healthful reaction in public sentiment has taken place.
Marylander.
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Washington, Pennsylvania
Event Date
7th Inst.
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the military fever which pervaded the people in 1824 has subsided, and that a healthful reaction in public sentiment has taken place
Event Details
The Reporter, published in Washington, Pennsylvania, on the 7th inst., reports that the Jackson elector for this county in 1824 is now for the Administration; three of the standing committee appointed by the Harrisburg Jackson Convention have turned from him; and the more the people become acquainted with the character of Gen. Jackson, the more they dread his elevation to a place he is totally unqualified to fill. The text interprets this as proof of subsiding military fever from 1824 and a healthful reaction in public sentiment.