Ohio Legislature Chronicle of December sessions and elections
The report covers Ohio legislative proceedings in December, noting the Speak of the House announcing committee appointments, debates on postage for members, bank charters, militia organization, and the governor’s inauguration. It records Senate and House actions, including state printer votes, and mentions resignations, new senator elections, and Calhoun’s stance on the national bank. The piece ties in national figures like Shannon, Medary, Allen, Calhoun, and Cass with local political developments and press commentary on tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Circleville
Byington McNulty
House
Richland
Shannon
Senate
Stanton
Ohio
Division Boards of Inspection
Byington
Judiciary Committee
Jerdman
Kelley
Cleveland
McNulty
Mfonse
Steedman
Atkinson
Carroll
U. S
Medary
W. W. Smith
Wim. Allen
Ewing
Wm. Allen
Wilson Shannon
Goernor
Corwin
Sovernews
Wm. B. Vanhook
Ohio Penitentiary
David Tod
Allen Trimble
E. 8
Haines
Soorn Canusixi
Wm. C. Preston
U. S. Senate
Geo. McDuffie
House of Representatives
McDuffie
Preston
J C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Calhoun
Democratic rebuke of Albany Argus pledges in tariff debate
In a sharp critique, Syracuse Democrats denounce the Albany Argus for pledges to a protective tariff. They protest that such concessions align with Whig doctrines and threaten liberty. They warn that adopting these stances would entrench oppression and discredit the party's national victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Mercury
Calhoun
Argus
Albany Regency
Tarif
The
Loco Vocos
Mercury
Washington Globe
Albany Argus
Syracuse Democrats
New York
Albany
South
Congress
Aly
Democrats of
Knuwn
Syracuse
Genuine Democrats of
Loco Foco
van Buren
Calhorm
Henry Horn
Leteradox
Argus Will
Albany Journal
J. Gardiner
J . Frnile
Weston
Thomas G. Raitt
Newcalls
Christmas Eve Services in Universalist Meetinghouse
Announcement states there will be services at the Universalist Meetinghouse in Penu on Saturday evening next and again on the following Sabbath. Dated Peart December 19, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Penu
Peart
Court of Common Pleas
Erie
Ohio
Clarksfield Hollow
Clarksfield
Huron County
Vermillion and
Ashland Rail Road Company
Llolow
Sai Company
John R. Osborn
E. P. Williams
E. E. Husted
Sheriff's Office
Norwalk
Der
Huron
Woslock
Supreme Court
Augustus Backus
St. Paul’s Church
Sherifh
Libby
Ligrys
Comstock & Tyler
New York
Dr. Dewsrr
Elyria
J. Janes
Israel Delamayer
Bnet
Pr. Delamater
Aod
Comstock & Tyree
Dernggists
Aole
E. Desweyer
J. Jones
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Latham
Ahall T
Suse
Tal- Winsert
Lewis Cass
Penileman
France
Columbia
Mwe
Abeke
Roops
Newport
Herald of the Times
Dorr
Rhode Island
Her
Jharried
Frostburg
L. H. Johms
George W. Campbell
Samlusky Clarion
Rosamond T. Kennedy
Jale Thomas Kennedy
Hagerstown
New Hfaven Township
J. Kelly
Celristian Brewbaker
Mary Christwell
Anil
Republic
Seneca County
Manta
Dod
Wheeely Alianac
Moon
Moon Rises
Tj Wen
St. A
Jons Bott
Sherman
District Court U. S
Lam
Troncounty
Janary
Jairgs Kennat
Jon
R. Hoyt
Norways
Clinton
Fitchville
Warren Reynolds
Thomas Morey
Sylvanus W. Baker
Dudley Morrell
E. & Husted
Chiver Q
Polley
Tate
Lyme Township
Fturon
George Polley
Ddmr
Dayne
Dee WM
Sherman & Richmond
Norw Ile
Richman
Rt Se Ale
Sec
Charlotte Petter
J. & Henrietta Crane
Ruth Middlebrooks
Stephen Allen
S. Allen
J.&h.crane
W. Pts
S.pe
L. Latimer
Timd
Milan Road
Lot
Enterprise
Rsa
Wein
L. Lati
Mer
Pet
Tarvis & Morehouse Contineto
Presbyterian Chiech
Stotnburgh’s
Jowest
Ife
Dragaan
Eall the Times
H. B. Tuckee
Ivave
J Janes
J Lank Brooks
Chempeat
Norwalk Book and Drug Store
Nature
Wistar
Rosenun
S.E. Anatin
Dor
Martha Wilson
Methodist Church
Bering
Churett
Derbin Benevolent Society
Wilson
Cnac
Wister
Romnery
George Miller
Elizabeth Jacobs
Thos. Combs
Mary Gardner
Janes
Dee
New Haven
Z. W. Baker & CQ
LN Vresale
Timothy Baker
DR. Allen
J. D. Richardson
Mary Eliza
Calvin J. Adama
Colvin J
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Salem
WM. A. Tyler
Bareley-aureet
E. Dawrrr
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