[Resolution] 1832.

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[Resolution] 1832.

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Broadside announcing the unanimous approval of nominations for United States President and Vice-president of Andrew Jackson and Martin van Buren; also approved was the Democratic list of candidates for Electors for the State of Maine. Dated October 29, 1832. Charles Stimson was chosen chairman, and Hanson H. Adams secretary, at this meeting.

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