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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1840

Page

3

The Sub Treasury and Southern Support in Congress

A critical debate argues the sub treasury is a southern scheme to elevate slave labor at the north’s expense. It claims prices will fall domestically, harming northern production while southern exports stay shielded, and accuses Calhoun and other southern leaders of backing it to manipulate trade. Northern opposition remains firm.

Congress Martin van Buren South North Calhoun Walker Buchanan Sub-Treasury Europe England France Germany Russia Poland Atlantic New York Cincinnati New Orleans Liverpool Wambure John C. Calhoun Neill

County Reform exposes land sale ads tied to Wickham

A lengthy 1840 Norwalk piece catalogs three separate sheriff notices for the same land sale, all signed by David Johnson and tied to William P. Dixon Abraham G. Valentine and Henry W. Haydock. The writers denounce County Reform officials Hatch and Farr and ridicule Sheriff Wickham while praising retrenchment.

Norwalk David Johson William P. Dixon Abraham G. Valentine Henry W. Haydock John W. Wickham Messrs Hatch & Farr Robert Morton Huron Robert Huron County Wickham Laco Feeo Mr W

Townsend Whig Meeting Adopts Harrison Tyler Nominations

The Townsend Whig electors met by public notice on Wednesday the 19th at 1 PM. A three member committee drafted resolutions endorsing William H. Harrison and John Tyler, opposing currency policy, praising patriotic voters, defending the log cabin defense, and pledging to support the ticket. The chairman and secretary signed the proceedings and published them in the Huron Reflector and Luton's Commercial Advertiser.

Townsend Harrisburg William H. Harrison Ohio John Tyler Virginia United States Huron Reflector Luton Commercial Advertiser Benj. Benson Slazen J. Hill Prosser Aaron Cook Bens. Besson

Harbor Bill Dyr Communication for Lake Erie Harbors

Fon K P Marvin reports Treasury appropriations for 1890 for Lake Erie harbors. Rutland N Y gets 30600 Dunkirk N Y 25010 Portland N Y 20000 Erie Pa 20000 Conneaut Ohio SION Ashtabula 71000 Grand River 24000 Cleveland 25000 Black River 23400 Vermillion 21000 Huron 18000 River Raisin Mich 26660 the above will pass as last year. appropriations requested were sought.

Dunkirk Secretary of the Treasury Lake Erie Erie Conneaut Ashtabula Grand River Cleveland Black River Huron River Raisin Mich Marvin Thiot

Puzzling Weekly Cxoresicent Rumors And Sage Sayings

The fragment cites a cacophony of aphorisms and quips about politics and strategy with lines comparing birds, worms, and bamboo to cautionary maxims. It hints at themes of honesty, manipulation, and public discourse while mentioning a Reflector and Tre Roos in a murky, satirical context.

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Gilmer Elected Governor of Virginia on Eleventh Ballot

The Old Dominion selects Thomas W. Gilmer as governor for three years from April next on the eleventh ballot. Gilmer, Speaker of the House, is praised as a capable Harrison whig. Whigs conservatives and impracticables united in support.

Old Dominion Virginia Thomas W. Gilmer House Gilmer Harrison

Unusual Assembly at Court Meuse Declares County Resolve

From the Tifin Gazette, one of the most numerous assemblies in county history gathered at the Court Meuse on Saturday. Despite poor roads and short notice, attendance surprised, containing much of the countys intellig ence, patriotism, and bone and sinew. The Harrison fire is spreading in the region, and readers expect Seneca read democracy to perform better in the next fall elections.

Tifin Gazette Seneca

Pennsylvania Coming! Porter seals influence against Van Buren

A private letter from a Pennsylvania supporter reports Gov. Porter's message to the Senate as boosting Porter and the Republicans while diminishing Van Buren's prospects in the state. The Key Stone and Radicals expect unfavorable news for the Democratic cause, with whispers of Whigs gaining strength before the presidential election. The letter notes fears of Tory defeat and a Whig advance in November.

Pennnsylvania van Buren Pennsylvania Porter Senate Ai. V. B

Pennsylvania debt payment amid resumption clash in Harrisburg

The Cleveland Herald reports Pennsylvania failed to pay $600,000 of state debt due on the 1st inst. Legislators push to repeal the United States Bank charter and require banks to resume specie payments by midmonth. Governor Porter cautions harsh measures could harm state credit while a House resolution labels current interest as state debt and authorizes five percent bonds. The Pittsburgh Gazette notes a loan of $870,000 was allocated by Girard, Pennsylvania, and U.S. Bank, signaling assurances against sudden resumption pressure.

Cleveland Herald Pennsylvania United States Bank Gov. Porter Commonwealth Louse Aiit ‘Wee Pittsburh Harrisburg Girard U. S

Retreat or ruin for the Van Buren party warned in Carroll Free Press

The Carroll Free Press urges immediate retreat by Senators and Representatives from “wild currency notions” and Bark Reform humbugs. It predicts desolation for those who oppose the public will, calling for a change of measures and leaders as the people demand reforms. The piece condemns in advance any effort to repeal the U S charter or resume premature action.

Mopkinses Heginses van Buren Party Columbus Ellis Remem State House Capitol Carroll Free Press

Horrid Murder and Ohio Fire Report From Kalamazoo and Springfield

A Kalamazoo traveler recounts an Indian and his squaw murdering a householder with a knife and pursuing others before capture. Springfield, Ohio endures a major fire destroying 15 to 16 homes and the Republic Printing Office, with losses near fifty thousand dollars. Stephen Burrows dies in Three Rivers at about 96 after a life of alias preacher, counterfeiting, and pursuit by locals.

Kalamazoo Springfield Clark County Ohio Office of the Republic The Republic Messrs Gallagher & Halsey Ohio Confederate Stephen Burrows Three Rivers Canada Mr. Purrows New Hampshire Pelhwam Mass Ife Sie Massachusetts State Prison Leansingburgh Gaz

Tippecanoe Club Adjourned Meeting Notice

An adjourned meeting of the Tippecanoe Club will be held at S Periiewell s office over Wickham Preston store on Thursday evening next at 6 o clock. Gen Warrison friends are invited to attend February 24 1840. NOTICE The Hon E Lane will deliver a lecture before Norwalk Seminary Lyceum on Wednesday evening February 26. Public attendance requested. J E E Stow Sec y.

Tippecanoe Club S. Periiewell Wickham & Preston Gen. Warrison

Marriage of Eli Benjamin to Hannah E Wheel er

In Clarksfield on December 5, by FP Wildman Esq the marriage unites Eli Benjamin formerly of Massachusetts with Hannah E Wheel er of Southbury Connecticut in a formal ceremony.

Clarksfield FP. Wildman Eli Benjamin Massachusetts Hannah E. Wneeler Southbury Conn

Reverend Impostor Warns Monroe County on Sanative Fraud

A public notice from 1839 1840 cautions against Enos L Fenwick of New York the Reverend Impostor who posed as a Baptist preacher and agent for the Matchless Sanative. It warns readers that no pedlar or traveling agent sells the medicine and urges buyers to obtain only from the Boston depot through the General Agent D B Rowland. It includes dates and locations Boston Clarksfield and notices of agent alarm.

Mayhew Typos New York Enos L. Fenwick Monroe Co Fenwick Broadway Francis J. P. Mayhew David Rowland Boston Mass P.S Jones Knave Monroe County America Washington St Smith Starr Clarksfield

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