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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1834
Page
2
The Philadelphia young men presented Col. Davin Crocker with a gold inlaid rifle, a hatchet, and a banner. He thanked Philadelphians warmly, describing himself as a plain blunt man who speaks honestly on public matters.
The author tours Fredericksburg Charlottesville and Monticello noting unfinished monuments and Jefferson's residence, with costs and dates. Separately, a government notice lists provisions for troops across Forts Brady Mackinaw and Dearborn and ports on the Great Lakes, plus cholera reports from St Louis and the Mississippi frontier.
The text describes the tomb of Martha Jefferson beside the tomb of Jefferson in a family burial plot near the mansion gate. A plain granite stone bears the name without an inscription, and ten to fifteen other graves in the same plot lack epitaphs or even names.
The Saint Louis and Norwalk reports describe cholera ravages in multiple regions, Mormon tensions in Missouri, and a strong push for educational advancement at Norwalk Seminary. Letters urge unity among Whigs to resist Jacksonian policies and call for a August convention to nominate a congress candidate.
Public notice of a Lyme Whig gathering at Stephen Russell's house on July 2 1344 elects Dr Chances Surth as Chairman and Asanea Sthone as Secretary. A June 21 motion sets an August congressional district convention in New Haven for nominating a candidate for Congress. A three member committee, including John K Campbell and Lemact Morse, is named to liaise with the district. Proceedings to be published in Sandusky Clarion Turon Reflector and Western Intelligencer. The meeting adjourns September 13 next.
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