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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1841
Page
3
The paper calls for a Whig rally on the upcoming Saturday at the county’s townships to choose delegates for the County Convention. It emphasizes township representation, notes General excitement, and warns that only represented townships will be considered for the meeting.
The Senate in the current session moved to repeal the Sub Treasury Law after the Bank Bill. The amendment also repeals the Deposit Act and was sent to the President who approved it on the first list. Existing laws for public money include the Treasury Acts of 1789 and 1791 and the 1816 Joint Resolution.
Local buyers report wheat at twelve dollars per bushel last week and push for price reductions. Some traders cite market volatility and discuss a possible 0.16 dollar per bushel adjustment while others warn against rapid moves.
Fragmented report from Nashville Whig outlines early results in Illinois with Whigs leading in the Senate and House. It notes Casey district gains, Van Buren Hamilton County counts, and near completion of legislature tallies, predicting possible Whig majority on joint ballot if more counties report.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwalk are invited to attend a public science talk on the origin and history of writing by A G Powers. It will be held in the chapel tonight at six oclock. A general audience is sought.
The Whig elders of the county request a meeting at the county town on Wednesday September 5th at 10 o clock to appoint delegates to a county convention. The convention will nominate candidates for county offices and select a representative for the two counties in the state legislature. Central Commands propose representation by townships and juror counts are listed. The election date and local marriages are noted.
Bied, 4 in Milan townslop, on the evening of the 20th, Mrs Abigail Kenyon wife of Francis Kenyon aged 36. The writer testifies to her kindness of heart and cheerful aid in all relations. Her last words praise and consolation, heaven’s enjoyment. Eliza R. Marks, widow of the Rev Marks, age 0? She was born in Bradford county Pa. Weather report: past week very warm, cloudy and pleasant days with brief showers and clear periods.
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