Papers. 1831 NOV 10.

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Papers. 1831 NOV 10.

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Member of Indiana state Senate from Vincennes, Ind., at Indianapolis to H[ezekiah] Niles of "Niles' Weekly Register" at Baltimore introducing an Indiana delegate to the National Republican Convention to be held there, and urging nomination of Henry Clay.

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