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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1837
Page
3
In the paper a portion cites the latest law passed in the session detailing duties of surveyors and bridges and related duties. The piece notes the authority extends to bar members, justices of the peace and constables across the county and mentions upcoming notices for readers.
Amid late polls the New York City vote was declared a Whig triumph with Aaron Clare elected mayor by about four thousand five hundred and the Whigs carrying twelve of seventeen wards. The report also notes reform sentiment and calls the outcome a rebuke to the Democratic party. Other items include notices from Cincinnati on local legal publications and a new legal treatise on justices of the peace and constables.
The fragmentary text references a steamer arrival in Savannah, army dates from Fort Eileman, and troops at Port Dane. It notes reports that the war is ended with no further fighting and mentions ships Tigertail and Alligator near Fort Armstrongs, alongside miscellaneous legal and procedural asides.
The Bulletin reports from New Caufax that several schooners from Texas bring flattering intelligence on the region. No invasion or naval blockade is feared, spies report no army signs near the Rio Bravo. Recruiting is paused as troops seem sufficient. Texas remains flourishing with planters busy, immigration rising, and towns expanding with stores and offices.
The piece laments a defeat in Connecticut elections while denoting enduring resolve and public support. It traces party struggles from 1801 to 1880, notes gains in Senate and House seats, and asserts readiness for renewed contest. It also corrects a rumor about Mr Plummer’s death by drowning.
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