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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1841

Page

2

Cabinet lineup proposed for Harrison administration

The New Western from the National Intelligencer and the Madisonian reports Gen. Harrison's cabinet selections: Daniel Webster Secretary of State, Thomas Ewing Treasury, John Bell War, George Badger Navy, Francis Granger Postmaster General, John J. Crittenden Attorney General. Commentary praises the strong talent and public confidence.

National Intelligencer Cand Madisonian Soferas Upton Harrison Daniel Webster Massachusetts Thomas Ewing Ohio The Treasury John Bell Tennessee George E. Badger North Carolina Navy Francis Granger N. York John J. Cryptenden Kentucky Auunney Intelligencer

North Eastern Boundary survey debate in House

Washington Feb 13 House debated continuing the North Eastern Boundary survey with a bill from Foreign Affairs. Key figures Evans and Clifford pushed for passage, while Haines and Underwood objected to high totals. The Caroline affair and McLeod imprisonment prompted Foreign Relations to report, provoking sharp exchanges on war and diplomacy, with Granger Adams and Pickens trading barbs amid calls to recommit.

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Ohio Senate and House Debates on Morality and Banking

The Ohio Legislature reports extensive floor action from February 13 to 17. Topics include a divorce and alimony bill with amendments, a bill to regulate immoral practices, a Board of Equalization with pay provisions, and measures on safety banking, county seats, and jail regulation. Debates span committees, recommittals, and passage notes, with multiple amendments and concurrent resolutions.

Senate Suurday Bissel Select Committee Bisse Judiciary Thames Haseltine Committee On the Judiciary House Board of Equalization Bliss Houza Shannon Harris Pranklin Green Townships Summit Stark County Thomas Judiciary Committee Yhomag Gireen Safety Fund Banks Ohio Wilson Williams County Nye State Bank of Mesers Nye Worthington Patterson Portage County Medina County Mutual Insurance Company Lawrence Griswold Frednesday Glover Henderson Wiedi Afenilerson Buousse “Pie House We Bell Oaio Canal Messisarsh Coke Bell Welah Jenkins Neo Elanntton Tne Bi Yeas BS Nays Ld Mer Worthington Vie Fiouse Aren Subha

Passage of the State Bank Bill

The State Bank of Ohio incorporation bill passed the House after a lengthy debate. Voted 60-something to 18 with Whigs in support and Locofocos opposed. Locos aimed for an all-night session to block engrossment, but tiring speeches ended near 2 a.m. A note on the long night and final tally.

State Bank of Ohio House of Representatives Allen Bell Buss Brown Carothers Carpenter Clarke Cochran Cooke Dunham Florence Gidding Griswold Hamilton Harlan Israel Johnson Cuyahoga Kaler Koontz Lamme Marsh Moore Perkins Pollack Probasco Reece Reeves Reynolds Robbins Crawford Scott Harrison Shober Smith Adams Streator Stinson Toland Vincent van Vorhes Way Weaver Welch Wheeler Worthington Young Navs Aten Baldridge Bartley Brough Barns Dunn Jenkins Monroe King Morris

Spring Elections Loom as Locofocos Eye Whigs

From the Ohio State Journal a cautious warning details Locofocos’ covert prep for spring town ship elections. It stresses disciplined organization, current strength, and risk of renewed conflict if Whigs mismanage outreach and unity, urging Harrison allies to act decisively and consider an extra congressional session to stabilize currency and national finances.

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