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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1838

Page

4

The Banks of Ohio resume specie payments Monday

The Journal and Register discusses the banks actions around the 1837 suspension of specie payments. It argues the Van Buren led policy caused the collapse, praises Governor Vance for cautious restraint, and claims Whig opposition obstructed relief while urging resumption of specie payments and restored confidence in currency.

Journal and Register Ohio van Jackson National Bank Hemg Dresabes Tx. Sauks van Buren Povcinors van Buren General Assembly van Bueren Vance Congress van Buren Congress Uri Wingo Wee van Jsuren Aime

Bank Resolution Debate in Circleville Journal

The article discusses Mr Tabbard’s Bank resolution and editorials in Circleville Mur alch, including Mr Thrall’s response and the push to compel bank officers to appear in Columbus for scrutiny. It critiques Doctor Hubbard’s faction and notes the resolution’s political timing preceding Governor race headlines in 1838.

Journal and Register Tabbard Circleville Muralch General Assembly Tocofece Taabbard Thrall Ywubbard Columbus Hubbard Herald Stubbard Thhrough Doubntess Wilson Shannon

Ohio Whigs urged to unite for October election victory

The Ohio Whigs must organize, hold primary meetings, and elect delegates to seize the fall vote. They aim to elect Governor Vance by a large majority, a strong Congress delegation, a full legislature, and Thomas Ewing to the U S Senate, per the Lebanon Star.

Ohio van Duren Vance Wilson Shannon Thomas Ewing United States Senate Lebanon Star

Treasury Funds Squandered Under Van Buren Plan

The passage laments government spending in Florida totaling twenty million dollars to mock the nation’s arms and character. It accuses the administration of lost surplus revenue and treasury notes, claiming seven million bands were sold to raise funds, and compares Van Buren's actions to a prodigal son wasting patrimony.

Florida Treasury van Buren Republice

Expedition waste prompts Navy action and sales

The article reports on the costly Erptoring Expedition with the schooner Active purchased and fitted at a large expense, condemned by the Navy Department and sold at auction for 4500. The Navy then bought two Pilot Boats for repairs at a substantial cost, indicating ongoing wasteful expenditures.

Navy Department Seneva

Whig Convention Called for Huron County Officers

The Whig Central Committee of Huron County invites citizens from Norwalk and surrounding townships to convene at the Court Lane Norwalk on July 26 at 1 o clock to nominate county officers and other party business for the October election. Attendees from rural townships are urged to participate and not just send delegates.

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Debating Dr. Duncan and Bond in Newspaper Fees

The Experiment refuses to publish Dr. Duncans remarks and Mr. Bonds speech argues they are unanswerable. It warns readers that printing the Drun can remarks would invite ridicule from Whigs and Democrats alike and urges restraint in repeating partisan tirades.

Bond Dr. Dunecan

Loco Foco Views on Legislation and Banks in Old Ohio

The article critiques the Whigs and their stance on the last session, arguing they blocked loco foco aims. It cites bank debates, favoring solvent well regulated banks and opposing the sub treasury. It references Van Buren, Jackson, Woodbury, and calls out political manipulation.

Mivaty Loco Foco Columbus Ohio Gar Ganks Farmer's Bank of Gunton Canton Bank Poa Uarris Fueu Board of Puble Works Uariig Woodbury Vser Sytem

Government and Bank Plot to Anticipate Bond Payments

An 1834 New Yorker report details the Lilawims nefarious transaction with the United States Government and the Gl 8. Bank. It states the bank arranged to anticipate payment of a bond due next, with Charley McMuter as broker. The government could buy land and pay via the same credit mechanism, but has not yet decided the full sum due. The report claims the arrangement was negotiated in good faith and could benefit both parties, potentially ending Treasury notes.

Vlas Bank United States Charley McMuter Philadelphia Hue Treasury New Yorker

County Convention Urges Vigilance for Whigs in Huron

Whigs of Huron County urge citizens to form a county ticket for officers and legislators at the upcoming Thursday meeting. They warn against opponent tricks to create distrust and favor Petticoat Allen, urging residents to reclaim representation and resist corruption. Also notes the new Crawford County paper and local political context.

Huron County Old Heron United States Wine Senate Buccyrus Democrat Crawford County Joan Sunesk Fiurlanger Lit County

North Carolina Election Begins Across Counties

The North Carolina governor and legislature races began on August 26 in ten counties and on August 3 in six others, with the remainder voting on August 1. Whig incumbent Dadbey faces reformist Gov. Branch, a Loco Foco candidate. Pitt, Edgecomb, and Washington counties reported results. Pitt backed the Whig slate for the legislature, Washington backed Whigs, Edgecomb swung toward Vans despite a reduced margin. The start is seen as fair and suggests Whig Governor and a legislative majority may follow.

North Carolina Dadbey Gov Branch Jackson Loco Foco Towi Edgecomb Pitt Washington

Arrival of the Great Western and other transatlantic notes

Sixteen days later report from the New York Express details the Great Western from Bristol reaching the Quarantine Ground with 130 passengers after a 14 day passage, plus freight and accounts of Sirius. It notes capital increases for steamship lines, planned Cork to New York service, and mentions political figures and events including Van Buren and European leaders, with Vesuvius eruption updates and a Cairo fire report.

New York Express Great Western Bristol Courier and Enquirer C. Matthews Madam Vestris Sirius England Great Britain Great Western Steam Stip Company Cork New York Unite States United States John van Buren Everton Licrculaneum Pompeii de Aletter Alexandria Cairo

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