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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1836

Page

2

Abolition Petitions Highlight House Debate and Prints

Members Dr Cramer and Mason push to table and print memorials on slavery in the District of Columbia. The House votes to lay petitions on the table and to print, while Crary of Michigan seeks seating courtesy for a new member. Also notes on public lands, railroads, and New Counties in Ohio and Michigan.

Parrreup Maine District of Columbia Ife Committee On Cramer New York Faintrevp Mason Virginia Snape Vermont Yeas Crary Michigan House of Representatives Bearsdley Clary Mercer Senate Hursday Dee. Vik Clay U.S. Mail Webster Senate Howard Huron County Lies A.sandusky Fort Findlay Crawford Township Rome Seneca County McLaughlin Committee On the Judiciary Ohio T. Stickney Joseph Woods Monroe County Lucas Taylor General Assembly Congress Butler First Methodist Society of Sandusky Coulter Messrs Walton Smith Saylor Harlan Messrs Allen Bostwick Cushing Creed Ford House Melmore Bonners Republic Mad River Erie Bank of Bull Bank of Tiflin Seneca Hunt Bank of Piqua Miami Me Howard Bank of Sandusky Huron Ankeny Ottawa Allen van Hook Franklin Greene Jackson Licking Turon County Tiffin Knox County Sprece Bank O Mount Vernon Craighill Akron Perrysburgh Lower Sandusky Lucas County Representative Hall Messrs Sprague and Godman Bew Marshall Knox Richland Marion Delaware Hubbard Lorain County Ellsworth Welton Medina County Cleveland Cincinnati State of Franklin County Adam Reed Belmont Jas. Campbell Greene Daniel Martin Jas. Demsey Wm. Taylor Medina Lorain Wood Perrysburg Granger Portage Sandusky City Toledo

Texas siege and American Texas figures in 1835 letters

A Col. Austin letter from near Bexar dated October 28 1835 reports a sunrise attack by about 300 cavalry 100 infantry and two artillery pieces on Col. Bowe and Capt. Fanning’s ninety man force. One Texas soldier Richard Andrews wounded mortally others wounded or killed. cannon and muskets losses noted. Texas provisional government formation announced with Henry Smith governor and J W Robison lieutenant governor. Santa Anna's campaign updates and Houston named commander in chief. provisional agents Austin Archer and Wharton to seek aid in the United States.

House of Representatives of United States of America Congress N. York United States Secretary of the Treasury Cambreleng New York Texas Austin Bexar Bowe Fanning Richard Andrews New Orleans Tampico Mexia San Patrico Santa Anna Matamoras San Felippe N. Orleans Matagorda Bar Gen Houston Ann Texan Messrs. Austin, Archer and Wharton Ghventian Antonin ‘ Rann Mexico

Texas declares independence and seeks allied support

The Texas convention issues solemn declarations asserting a right to separate from Mexico under a federalist guise. They reject Mexican authorities within Texas, vow resistance to despotism, and seek aid from supporters in the United States as General Houston advances.

Mexico Texas of Texas Felipe New Orleans Houston Cos San Antonio Union Austin Archer Wharton Washington U. States

Connecticut appoints Jons Nutes as Hartford post master

The governor appoints Jons M. Nutes of Hartford as Post Master and U. S. Senator in place of the late Nathan Smt. Nutes has taken his seat in Congress. Reports from Richmond indicate party actions, with White nominated for president at a Whig gathering in Maryland. Also notes the deaths of Dr Davin Hosner and Rev John Every, and a local alibi in a unrelated arson case.

Connecticut Jons M. Nutes Hartford U. S Nathan Smt Congress Richmond Maron van Buren Hug Laws White Maryland H. Harnson John Tyler Conoly Keesville Gaz dsnsey.—Mt Jot Hopson Has Just Placed In Our Hands . Jou Anone New

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