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The Unionist 1834-04-10

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Pennsylvania.— Petriken’s resolutions against the Bank, have been carried in the Senate of Pennsylvania, by a majority of four votes.

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Henry Petrikin (d. 1851) represented Lycoming county in the Pennsylvania Senate. There is corroboration of this vote in the Alexandria Gazette, Volume 10, Number 3585, 1834-03-25

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Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania State Senator Petriken was a Jacksonian who diverged from the President over the issue of the bank.
Bibliographic Citation
The Unionist 1834-04-10
Full Issue Sequence Number
1834-04-10 p.03.23
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Language
English
Publisher
The Unionist
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National News
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The Unionist 1834-04-10
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unionist--text-0323
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Unionist content
Issue
36
Related People
Henry Petrikin
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Excerpt from a letter sent by Henry Petrikin to President Andrew Jackson in 1830.

Excerpt from a letter that Henry Petrikin sent to President Andrew Jackson in 1830, shows that he had not always been opposed to Jacksonian policies.

Above: Excerpt from a letter that Henry Petrikin sent to President Andrew Jackson in 1830, shows that he had not always been opposed to Jacksonian policies.