ANDREW JACKSON'S RE-ELECTION.


Hampden Whig, Extra. Springfield, MA: November 10, 1832. Printed broadside, 515 x 362 mm. Leaf toned, some fading and offset to right hand columns, disbound from larger volume."GLORIOUS NEWS." A full page broadside announces the news that Jackson has defeated Henry Clay, referring metaphorically to the criticism Jackson had received over rechartering the Second Bank of the United States: "The Bank Monster has been tumbled from his Golden Throne and trodden under foot by the Independent yeomanry of the great and patriotic States of New-York and Pennsylvania...." Not content with a win, the editors of this paper call for complete submission of Jackson's opponents in the state: "Will the intelligent Citizens of Massachusetts longer continue their unavailing and unnatural opposition to an Administration that has done more to advance the honor, independence, and prosperity of these United States ... than any that has gone before it?"