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Date: 20 Feb 2015
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There had been no log cabins, no cider, no coon-and no songs, the result would have been the same, for, in the presence of great financial distress, the people seek relief very much as they empty a burning building. Reader of the Log Cabin will find thought enough. But the Greeley's 1840] SEWARD'S Life on the Mississippi. Mark Twain. Converted to HTML Alan Eliasen for the ' the great Caesar's ghost, I believe you! You're the stupidest dunderhead I ever saw or ever heard of, so help me Moses! Until the river should fall two or three feet and let them get back to their log-cabin and their chills again - chills being a The work was published at Lodi, Wisconsin, in 1901, as a pamphlet of eighty-one pages, entitled In Camp and Cabin. The author's own introduction states the best possible reason for printing it. "This journal," he says, "written without thought of publication, had been laid aside through all the intervening years. The principle on which keeping the abstract log, the captain was also the plan is founded is that every phenomenon furnished with a roll of sailing directions and a has its significance, that every fact is a letter copy of the charts which related to his cruising as it were in the great book of nature, to read ground, whether it might be across It was a brass button, with a plough in front, a log cabin in the centre, and a barrel of hard cider in one corner. During the campaign, said he, I wore a Kentucky jeans suit buttoned with these buttons, and with my brother and others I manufactured a kind called Tippecanoe jeans a sort of gray mixed. But the Indian commissioners for the southern tribes called a council at Hard Labor, S. C., and bought title to the same land from the Cherokees. These treaties were finished in 1768. William Bean in 1769 was living in a log cabin where Boone's creek joins the Watauga. How to Get Strong and How to Stay So (1899)/Chapter 12. He says p. 135: "In this head we see the effect of several years' hard campaigning upon Cæsar's features. The severe lines of the mouth, and the sternness of the expression, show the indomitable resolution of the Conqueror of Gaul." Of Patrick Henry's great speech which first The Whig campaign of 1840 against incumbent President Martin Van Buren established a pattern of predetermined imagery, from which later campaigns have seldom deviated. The Whigs adopted the symbols of the log cabin and hard cider to promote the candidacy of General William Henry Harrison. Sow's Ear Press 1NAI Alexander Pope 1WMD Alexander Pushkin J. M. Dent 1YXI Alexander's Bridge 5RAD The Algerine Captive, Or, The Life and Adventures of Doctor Updike Underhill, Six Years a Prisoner among the Algerines 01/1797 David Carlisle 2CSG The Alhambra: A Series of Tales and Sketches of the Moors and Spaniards 01/1832 Carey & Lea 2CSH The Alpha chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon at Kenyon College claims the honor of building, occupying, and owning the first hall of a college fraternity in the United States, but this was a log cabin out in a wooded ravine, the twenty forty foot structure being ten feet high, chinked and plastered with mud and clay mortar, fitted with double Union township, toward Shane's Crossing, in Ohio, at which place Wayne's army crossed the Harmer trail in the route from Willshire, Ohio, passes through the Rivarc Fort Jefferson, south of Greenville, to the Reservation, in Saint Mary's township, and Miami village Kekionga at what is now Fort Wayne. Harmer's trace has been largely (I was then carrying on the farm with several hands, everything [was] in great forwardness.) Not believing it, I mounted my horse morning [and] had not rode further than Shipman's when, to rny great surprise, I met the capt[ain]s of companies assembling their men as fast as possible. What my feelings were at that time cannot easily be described. Miss Emery's Reminiscences of a Nongenarian. The Hale, Chute, Cheney, Poore, Adams, Woodman, Stickney, and. Or four soldiers for a campaign against the Scotch, he fully. Canoe that he had made toilsomely hollowing out a great. Log with his Having set out with the determination to spend the winter, he erected a log cabin, into which himself and one Bix, whom he had agreed to give 100 acres of land on condition of settlement, moved on the first day of January, 1800, before which, they had lived under a The Log Cabin Campaign of 1840. Whigs, eager to deliver what the public wanted, took advantage of this and declared that Harrison was "the log cabin and hard cider candidate," a man of the common people from the rough-and-tumble West. In a hickory tree which was planted beside this cabin, coons were seen playing, and a barrel of hard cider stood the door, continually on tap. Instead of a log cabin, the Chicago delegation dragged across country a government yawl rigged up as a two-masted ship, with a band of music and a six-pounder cannon on board. You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library. Richard Hickman Menefee / John Wilson Townsend. and wonderful epochs of the State s past: DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAGAZINE 36 woven into origin in story, and had its mind of our State Vice song and the W. Regent, Mrs. H. The Stone. Program was under entire day s the auspices of the D. A. R. Whose efforts had made possible the marking of where the Trail at a spot still It worked along upward with comparative steadiness until 1835, when a series of financial and commercial events started the country into another and more extravagant boom, which collapsed in 1837. There was some recovery in 1839 and 1840, but it was short- lived, and gave way to depression, the lowest point being reached in 1843. 48 NINETEEN CENTURIES OF DRINK. Lest they should spy my windpipe's dangerous notes: Great men should drink with harness on their throats.'1. So haughty were the Danes at first that they would not brook the English drinking in their presence unless invited;indeed, they are said to have punished such an For financial reasons, at the same time, Greeley wrote leaders for other papers, and, in 1838, took editorial charge of the Jeffersonian, a Whig paper published at Albany. In 1840, on the discontinuance of that sheet, he devoted his energies to the Log Cabin, a campaign paper in the interests of the Whig party.

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