Huron County Whigs Denounce Sub Treasury and Endorse Harrison
Resolutions from a Huron county assembly condemn Sub-Treasury policies and bank reform, urge restoration of wholesome currency, and pledge Whig unity. They urge lawmakers to oppose Van Buren and Harrison rivalries while organizing township committees and demanding publication across several Ohio papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Mississippi
Huron County
Congress
Sam
Granny Harrison
Huron
Sub-Treasury
Harrison
van Buren
Huron Reflector
Huron Commercial, Advertiser
Sandusky Clarion
Lower Sandusky Whig
Ohio State Journal
Ohio Confederate
Convention Adjourns After Resolutions Addressed By Boot
The convention heard resolutions and was addressed by J. M. BootEsq after which the session adjourned. Ebenezer Sierry presided with a list of officers and secretaries including R. Sauiseerr Husten Syracus H. Worsuavry J. Taintor O. Pears H. L. Morttos E. Boot J. P. Addleman W. P. Owen A. Woopwarp John Miller C. Canfield Jas. Belden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
J. M. Boot
Ebenezer Sierry
Prest. R. Sauiseerr
Husten
E. Syracus
H. Worsuavry
J. Taintor
O. Pears
H. L. Morttos
E. Boot
J.P. Addleman
W. P. Owen
A. Woopwarp
John Miller
C. Canfield
Tremendous Rally for Harrison and Reform in Cuyahoga County
The Cleveland Herald reports a vast 1840 gathering in Cleveland and Ohio communities in support of Harrison and Reform. Thousands allied with farmers, mechanics, and laborers, praising the Whig cause, with Ohio cities like Cleveland and Ohio City contributing strong showings and rallies across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Herald
Friends of Harrison and
Reform
Cuyahoga County
Friends of Reform
Hanersox
Tyzer
Democracy of
Loco Foco
Columbus
Old Cuyahoga
Harrison
Cleveland
Ohio City
Court Calendar and Notice of Temperance Society Meeting
The document lists court calendars for Second through Thirteenth Judicial Circuits with dates across multiple counties and circuits. It also announces the Annual Meeting of the Huron County Temperance Society in Milan on the 3rd Tuesday of February, beginning at Goelock, P.M., with a request for general attendance and signed by M. Stuart, Secretary, February 10, 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Huron County Temperance Society
Milan
Goelock
P.M
M. Stuart
William Kline
NCCE
Court of Common Pleas
Huron County
D. Gibbs
H.C. P
Peter Kinsley
Pioneer preacher James Mintyre dies in Greenfield township
James Mintyre a longtime Methodist Episcopal minister and key figure in Northwestern Ohio’s church history died at his home in Greenfield township Hu ron county. He helped establish the Firelands church legacy and was known for plain, persuasive preaching and simple theological insight after a life in the itinerant ministry and the Ohio Annual Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Township
Huron County
James Muntyre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Firelands
Hs Axe
New Haven
Mansfeld
James Mintyre
Ohio
Revered minister lauded for steadfast faith and public influence
The obituary notes a respected religious defender who drew large county crowds, facing death with piety. It mentions a disconsolate widow and one son, with hopeful religious consolation. It records February 18420 as the date in the brief, and lists subsequent local notices of deaths and a short weekly weather summary.
Bank of Norwalk Statement January 31 1840
The Bank of Norwalk in Huron county Ohio certifies a true statement of its condition as of January 31 1840 at 3 PM. SIGNED by President John R Finn and Cashier John Gardiner and sworn before Justice 5 Pennewell on February 4 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Norwalk
Norwalk
Huron County
Ohio
John R. Finn
John Gardiner
State OF Ohio
Huron Courty
Pennewell
Daniel Miles
Norwich
Haven County
William Robinson
Speen Doliers
Cgsrman
Akry O
Joan Hall
J.P
Norwalk Fire Safety Ordinance Requires Buckets and Heats
The Norwalk Town Council enacts an ordinance to improve fire safety. Owners must provide one leather fire bucket per one story building and two per two story buildings, capable of holding at least two gallons of water, by September first. Fire wardens will inspect stoves and hearths and may require repairs at town expense if owners fail within three days of notice. Offenders face fines and the town may recover costs. wooden ashes near homes are prohibited, with penalties. The measure, effective upon publication, is signed by Mayor Horace Saxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Azid
Horace Saxton
Joan J. Anermax
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Huron Commercial Advertiser
Harrison and Tyrer
Harmison and Tyrek
Tyler
Maine
Georgia
Old Portage
Court House
Daniel R. Tilden
William Wetmore
Cyrus Prentiss
E. N.sill
Elgris
Thomas Warl
Ohio Star
Journal
Hanssoon
Mycek
Tennessee
Nashville
6Th
Ull
Vans Buren
Wm. H. Harrison
Tregret
Connean
Gaz
North Bend
Louisville Gazette
Pennsylvania Avenue
Europe
Second Judicial Circuit
Seneca
Sandusky
Crawford
Manion
Erie
Third Circuit
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Richland
Thirteenth
Lucas
Wood
Henry
Williams
Paulding
Putnam
Vanwert
Allen
State of
Supreme Court
Marion
Uron
Lorain
Hancock
Cuyahoga
Ae Geauga
Crambull
Wibeme
Portage
Tiffin
Harriet H. Cravtin
J. E. Chaplin
Norwalk Seminary
Dame Considine
Wen
Taur
Sar
Sux
Moon
Garretson
Long Island
New York
Sidney Skinner
Norwalk Drug Store
W. Page
A. Chesebrough
Honroeville
O.g.carter
Norvalk
N. York
Radcliff & CO
Sandusky City
Eclectic School
W. Chapin
Ray
Mies Beecher
Mansfield
Smith
Mason
Gray Wy
Hellectur
Kennan & Steeleould
J. Kennan
Presbyterian Church
C &c
Kentucky
Marseilles
Velencia
Valencia
New Orleans
Sugar House
St. Croix
N. O
Holland
Burgundy
Malaga
NHE
Five Mile House
Edward
William Sweet
Patrick & CO
Wickham & Preston
A. Chesebrvuegh
Monroeville
Orto
Judge Lane
Timothy Baker
Wan
Ohin
Conover
Ohio Supreme Court
Wright
Curtis
Blackstone
Ohio Gazeteer
W. Cnapin
Colver Seed
Oak
Cabrick & CO
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