Ohio State Progress and Canal Improvements Highlight
The document notes increased canal receipts and profits amid new momentum in the country industry. It details the Ohio Northern division from Cleveland to Newark opening for boats, tolls rising to 24 336 by November, and expected year end totals around 9 000. It stresses the broader benefits of internal improvements for agriculture, manufactures, and commerce, supports the American System, and urges steady federal and state cooperation. It also covers education expansion, the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Penitentiary repairs, temperance goals, militia strength, and library funding as public priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohioanal
Cleaveland
Newark
Ohio
Lake de Ohio River
Ats
Srate
Congress
Virginia Military District
Medical College
Cincinnati
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
General Assembly
Mysell
Allen Trimble Reflects on Public Service and Unity
Allen Trimble writes as a devoted public servant thanking supporters and urging civil unity amid partisan tempests. He stresses fidelity to national and state measures, cautions against deep factionalism, and calls for charity and prudent deliberation under unwritten wisdom for the state's prosperity and happiness. Columbus, December 8, 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Trimble
Columbus, Dec
Criviaen Letter Calls Penitentiary Burdens Reconsideration
In publishing General Assembly proceedings and Governor Trimture's message the paper notes precluded many articles. A Crviaen signs a communication urging reburdening the penitentiary as worthy of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the General Assembly
Trimsre
Public question on rebuilding the Ohio Penitentiary
Citizens of Offto hear debate on whether to spend state funds to rebuild the Columbus Penitentiary or abandon it and erect two new prisons near Cincinnati and Sandusky. Proponents cite quarrying and dressing stone from Sandusky and Sing Sing style construction for durable, polished building stone.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake Erie
New York State
Sing Sing
Sandusks
Sandusky
Ohio State
New York
General Assembly
Notich
Court of Common Pleas
County of Huron
York
Sandusky County
Lemuel Raymond
Anid
Asahel Morse
L. Raymond
Ridgefield
Penitentiary Reforms Split Ohio and Prospective Stone Trade
Ohio debate urges building two new state penitentiaries to replace the costly Columbus prison. Advocates argue sandstone from Sing Sing and Auburn could supply Sandusky Cincinnati and lake towns, lowering costs, boosting revenue, and reducing transport burdens. Vermillion temperance society forms in 1830 with Almon Ruggles as president and a formal charter to promote abstinence.
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Vermillion Township
Huron County
Ohio
Hallas
Said Township
Huron County Temperance Society
Almon Ruggles
Philo Clark Esq
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Qarhaie
Norwalk
Citizens OF
Offto
Sing ‘Sing
Auburn
New Orleans
Dayton
Rochester
New State House
New Haven
Lake
State of
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Anther
Vermullion Temperance Society
Faron County Temperance Society
Anticus
Arrienn
Anvlcne
Raticir
Puno Cunan
Jeune Paswtice
Cuaan
Pano Wats
Milan Free Press
Huron Reflector
Parvo Cran
State OF Ohio
Hunon County
Gronee Santos
Ervanunas W. Bow
Huronfoid
Epaphras W. Bull
D. Gibbs
Crucex
E. Cooer
Ge A. Jones
New London
Seeport
U. S
A. G Sargent
Milan
Ebbert & Iloward
John Ebbert, Jr
Lewis M. Howard
Clarkafield
Enery
Barkmill
Samuel ‘Hugted
Clacksfield
Rises & Eels
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