Ohio Voters Face Fierce Fall Campaign Across Counties
A historical note describes parties organizing district coalitions in Ohio for the fall elections. It warns of voter apathy in legislative races and criticizes independent candidates. It also comments on Whig strength and strategy in key counties and urges unified, capable nominees. The Syracuse powder disaster prompts calls for stricter storage enforcement and city protections. The piece ends with reflections on the veto power as imperial overreach within a democratic framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Vnes
Rcular
Nckus
Indiana
Syracuse
Clere. Herald
Buffle
Wwers
Huron County Whig Convention Set for September 1841
The Whig Convention to nominate candidates and conduct business will meet in Norwalk on September 1 at 1 PM. Delegates equal to township juror counts are to be chosen at 3 PM September 8, with a list of township votes provided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Norwalk
Martin Kellogg
Isaac Underhill
John Cline
Joan Buckingstam
Robert Morton
Whig Central
Jennings
Fairfield Township
Bridgeport
Hamilton
Paulsburgh
Gazette
Cleo
Elnek
PLM
LS Dolesses
Erte County
Erie County
Milan
Suren County
Eleutherous Cgoke
Geo
R. Morton
A. H. Moss
Harriet Jennings
Samuel Jennings
Rhoda Keytcham
Cornelius Ketcham
Paris
Mary Butcian
Benjamin FF. Gutman
Uns Place
Wakeman
Caroline Wheeler
Justus Wheeler
Wheeler
Biut
Earth
Ile
Conny
Mtarris
Creca Asiast
Mumense & Stock
Grea Hare
Otick
William B. Knapp
Norwalk Township
Turon County
Ohio
Joan Wihttreck
Wm. B. Knapp
George Turner
Monroeville
Levi Sutton
Lyme Township
Turner
Peru
David Milks
Truman Faench
Court of Common Pleas
Truron
Truman French
Ichabod Marshal
Marshall
Huron
Truman Trench
Uless
Bill
Sach Court
Gurl Court
Williams & Beardsley
Solis
Court of Gammon Pleas
Muran
Ableya
New Haven
Asahel Rach
Isaac Mills
D Mann
William Joh
William Lyle
N. Newton, Jr
Whyler
New York
Jug
Y E. Carpenters
Cleveland
Elyria
H. Hammond
G. Witherell
C. W Hud
M.A. Hickox
H. Morgan
J. Pannell
J. M. Mitchell
C. F. Lender
G. P. Smith
W. Turner
A. Keith
L. V F. Harison
A. W. Goodnow
Gillet & Darling
L.A. Wall
W. Bingham & Co
George Worthington
Chice Sheppard & Caldwell
Erie
Pittsburgh
Patterson Brothers
Buffilo
Logan & Kenedy
of & Field & Co
Carr & Keim
Livingston & Lyman
Heaton & Denekla
Philadelphia
Stickney & Noyes
Baltimore
N.G
Laree
Fairfield
Ripley
Greenfield
Norwich
Richmond
Wm. Johns
New Maven
G.R. West
1St St
O. M. Fairfield
D. G. Carter
State OF Ohio
I Norwalk
Imran
Thal
Martha J. Keeler
Lucinda M. Keeler
Iilier Beits
John Keeler
George Lockwood
Ralph Lockwood
Ebenezer Andrews
Nathan Keeler
Betsey Keeler
Sase
Guardian
Anonews. Ity
Samuel G. Skinner
Hartland
L A Skinner
John Ernsberger
Ecwlors
Bank Bill clears House with 31 vote lead
From Washington our congressional news notes a new Bank Bill passing the House by 31 votes, matching the late bill’s margin, with strong expectation of Senate passage and presidential signature. The Land Bill gained Senate third reading by 6 votes, Preston voting no, and amendments likely to be concurred by the House.
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Exanse of Representatives
Senate
Preston
South Carolina
House
Bankrupt Law Debate Sparks Whig Proudness in Norwalk
The Norwalk Experiment rebuts its own paper’s claim that Democrats blocked a bankrupt law to favor banks. It notes the last Senate bill, backed by Whigs and some Locofocos, did not include corporations, and says the current law benefits the oppressed without harming others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Locotoco
Locofacos
Locofoco
Senate
Norwalk
Crittenden
Kentucky
Messrs
Allen
Bento
Buchanan
Calhoun
Locofoco Party
Tennessee and Illinois Election News and Bankrupt Bill Debate
The report notes Jones winning in Tennessee with a Whig majority and lists Illinois results as two Whigs and one Loco taking seats. It mentions the Bankrupt Bill veto and Locofoco opposition, plus a local whale tooth sighting, and records the House yeas and nays on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Jones
My Nicholson
Loco
Illinois
Messrs
Casey and
Staitt
Reynolds
Iowa
Dodge
Yeas
House of Representatives
Mess
Adams
Allen
S.J. Andrews Arnold
Aycrigg
Babcock
Baker
Barnard
Black
Blair
Boardman
Barden
Brockway
Brigg Bronson
M. Brown
Burnell
Calhoun
T. J. Campbell
Caruthers
Childs Chittenden
IC. Clark
N. Clarke
Cowen
Cranston
Cravens
Cushing
G. Datis
CG. Dawson
J. B. Dawson
Deberry
J. Edwards
Everett
Fessenden
Fillmore
All
Foster
Gamble
Gates
P G. Goode
Greig
Aadersham
Hall
Halsted
Hastings Henry
Howard
Hudson
Irvin
Win
W. Irwin
James
Johnson
J. P. Kennedy
King
Lane
Lawrence Linn
Mason
Mathiot
Maxwell
Maynard Meriwether
Moore
Morgan
Morris
Morrow
Nisber
Osborne
Pearce
Pendleton
Powell
Benj Randall
Alex. Randal
Rendolph
Rayner
Ridgeway
Rodney
Rooseveu
Russell
Saltenstail
Sergeant
Samunt
Crass
Daniel
Rich
D. Davis
Dean
Doig
Eastman
J. C. Edwards
Bank President Faces Public Shame After Fraud Allegations
Report recounts swift punishment for a bank president tied to fraud. ERIE bound boat carried the deceased William E Camp and a ten year old boy to town. Camp’s body was buried at Point Alomo. Five hundred sixty five dollars in funds linked to the case await lawful heirs. Vermilion remains on lake near the disaster scene, with officials assisting rescue and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Camp
Erie
Wisconsin
Point Alomo
Weather summary for the past week and upcoming days
The week featured a mix of clear and pleasant days with some clouds and showers. Forecast shows continued variability with occasional rain and clearing periods through the weekend and into next week.
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Ards
Maine
Georgia
Russias
Sariyl Patante
Richmond Whig
Worwalk
Whig Convention
Bronson
Clarksfield
Fimhville
O' Ridgefield
Greenwich
Bartland
Ruggles
Lye
Sherman
Ew Lonion
Townsend
Washington
John Whiler
Stark County Mutual
Locofecos
Locofeco
Locos
Nicholas Shouver
Canton
Stark County
A.C. Parrington
Gallipolis Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
John A. Bryan
Gen. House, & Co
Cov. Shannon
Uson
Shanson
Bryan
Shannon
Gallipolis
Farrington
Hare
Circleville
Her
Geo. Reber
Weeden
Central Committee
Nori
Oxford
Groton
Perkins
Margaretta
Portland
Buren
Mian
Berlin
Florence
Vermillion
Prue
Almera
Moon
Suni Sung
Moon Rises
Boston
Paladel Piata
Main Street
Evasey San Rdiner
Nerval
ASML
Oddleys
Amos Felt
Eale
Ohie
H.R. Jerow
Timothy Baker
Norwaite
B.B. Tilden
Monrvesille
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