RARE 1825 Contested Election Newspaper National Intelligencer Henry Clay Jackson For Sale

• Title: Daily National Intelligencer• Date: Friday, February 18, 1825 (Volume XIII / Number 3770)• Location: Published in Washington, D.C., by Gales & Seaton (Printers to Congress)• Format: Complete 4-Page Edition (One large folio sheet folded in half, printed on all sides)• Condition: Very Good (VG). Beautifully preserved on durable, high-quality 1820s rag paper. Features incredibly sharp, crisp black typography with deep visual contrast. No holes and no tears across the sheets. Please note: The spine fold is partially detached in the middle from standard age wear, but the paper remains completely flat, structurally solid, and 100% readable everywhere. A nice, highly displayable 200-year-old presidential artifact.
CRITICAL HISTORICAL CONTENTThis complete primary source catches Washington, D.C., at its absolute boiling point, documenting the immediate, raw fallout of the most controversial presidential election in American history alongside major Native American, global military, and early industrial milestones:• THE CORRUPT BARGAIN EXPLOSION: Printed just nine days after John Quincy Adams secured the presidency in the House of Representatives over Andrew Jackson. The columns track the rising political fury of Jackson\'s loyalists who accused Adams and Henry Clay of a backroom deal to steal the White White House.• GEORGIA MILITIA FRONTIER INDIAN WAR CLAIMS: Features a massive multi-column Congressional layout on page 2 documenting intense debates over the frontier conflicts of 1792. Includes vivid, raw period descriptions of Tomahawk raids, border massacres, and hostilities with the Cherokee and Creek Nations.• THE INFAMOUS \"BATTLE OF AYACUCHO\" BREAKING NEWS: Features a prominent front-page international news feature detailing the \"GREAT AND DECISIVE VICTORY Of the Liberating Army, over the Spanish Army in Peru.\" This historic dispatch chronicles General Sucre\'s final, monumental victory securing South American independence.• EARLY AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE & CANALS: Records critical early Congressional votes and floor debates regarding the foundation of the Illinois Canal and the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.• HISTORICAL REGIONAL COMMERCE & CAPITALISM: Features a prominent, high-contrast historical advertisement explicitly titled \"CASH! CASH! CASH!\" from a Georgetown broker, a bold \"NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS\" investment call, and a detailed industrial land listing for the saw mills of Cutts\' Island, Maine.• AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY & CULTURE: Includes an official notice for the Annual Meeting of the American Colonization Society in the Supreme Court Room, alongside an art exhibition listing for Dunlap\'s famous 120-figure masterwork \"The Bearing of the Cross\" at King\'s Gallery.This is an original newspaper, not a copy or reproduction.