War avoidance and river improvement debates in Senate
A public lands debate discusses avoiding war with France and shifting capital to manufacturing. The Senate considers an appropriation to improve the Wabash River, with Tipton arguing for river improvements and President's constitutional objections questioned. Webster supports clarifying the resolution. The session ends with the resolution adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr King
Ala
Clay
King
Tipton
Senate
Congress
United States
Tam
Tiptons
Wabash
Uie Globe
A. Y. Spectator
Mississippi
Lafayette
Webster
Indiana
Vipton
Committee On Commerce
Delaware
Boston Harbor
Lake Erie
Ohio Senate and House Pass Several Bills and Debates
The Ohio Senate and House convened with discussion on bills to organize Henry County and rename Chagrin in Cuyahoga. They fixed salaries for the governor and Supreme Judges, set usury rates, and considered a Central Bank of Ohio bill that failed engrossment. Petitions on banks, counties, and road laws were assigned to committees. debate over currency measures and tax payments with bank notes continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Henry
Chagrin
Cuyshogi
Whitlesey
Ohio
Anthony
Standing Committee On
Judiciary
Atkinson
Comlies
van Buren
Athens
Washington
Morgan
Taylor
Central Bank of Ohio
Clark
Woron County
Hwaren County
Milan
Wilder
Ashtabula County
Committee On
Medary
Sawyer
Anderson
Howard
Huron
Seneca
Springfield
Wookins
Bank of Delaware
Whittlesey
Bank of Connent
Paylor
Judiciary Committee
Osborn
Disney
Hitchcock
Morris
Committee On Finance
Yeas
Alexander
Blackburn
Dean
Tawkins
Hopkins
Houston
McMechan
McDowell
Ravenscroft
Shepler
Spangler
Vance
Vincent
Sandry
Stark
Columbiana
Trumbull
Portage
Mahoning
Dike
Petitious
Lymay
Atwater
Portage County
Mihoning
Columbiana County
Geauga County
Justices of the Peace
Committee On the Judiciary
mBy
Whitesey
Columbus
Debate on crime bill amendments and jury sentence power
Mr. Seward opposed an amendment granting juries the power to determine prison terms. Patterson and Ramage spoke for, Anderson, Cushing, and Bostwick replied. The roll call showed 1 yeas and 19 nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seward
Ile
Messrs
Patterson and
Ramage
Anderson
Cushing
Bostwick
Seasonal Greetings From The Friends And Patrons
A warm note extends season’s wishes to readers, expressing thanks to friends and patrons and hoping for prosperity health happiness and peace within all borders.
Clerical Exchange Delayed Over Wall End Insertions
A communication from Rev. A. A. Davis to Rev. E. Thomson is deferred until next week for lack of space. The paper hoped the controversy would end with a reply from Mr. Thomson on whether to close wall end var insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis
E. Thomson
Thomson
Christmas Ball Reflections and Moral Debate in Huron Reflector
A reader letter questions the purpose of a youth dancing address in the Reflector. The writer argues moral stance over popularity, urging inward cleansing before judging others, and contemplates festive happiness in a Christian context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scritten
G. P
Dancing Seen as Innocent Joy in Biblical Times
The Turon Reflector piece argues dancing can be innocent rejoicing when properly conducted, citing David dancing before the Lord and biblical exhortations to praise with the timbrel and dance. It contrasts sacred celebration with worldly excess and notes some modern religious groups dance as worship, while acknowledging risks of misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
God
Obed Edom &c
City of
Israel
Michal
Saul
Samuel
Zion
Civilized Manners and Social Conduct in 1835 Letter
A letter from Alma Norwalk dated January 5, 1835 argues civility and politeness ease manners and goodwill between sexes and warns against public vices. It condemns swearing gambling slander buckbiting and male gossip, urging prudent conduct over liberal strictness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezt Rey
Alma
Norwalk
Village Officials Callout in Sandusky Township
Ezra Williams signs a letter on behalf of James Justice and himself denouncing a verseer in Sandusky Township for neglect of duty while defending their own administration and asking Daniel Brainard Jr to explain the accusations to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Entrors
Daniel Brainard, Jr
Sandusky Township
James Justice
Public notice from Lower Sandusky residents on cholera era aid
A public notice from Lower Sandusky citizens dated December 29 1834 defends the overseers of the poor amid a cholera outbreak. Signers include R Dickinson Samuel Thompson James Robinson L Q Rawson Isidore D Beaugrain Jacob Nyce Joan Strohl and J S Olmsted noting adequate medical and pecuniary aid provided to the afflicted Snyder family and the broader indigent. The document also records local social notices ranging from township events to engagements and marriages in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Daniel Brothard, Jr
Snyder
R. Dickinson
Samuel Thompson
James Robinson
L. Q. Rawson
Isidore D. Beaugran
Jacob Nyce
Joan Strohl
Lower Sandusky
Seven Die in Village After Short Illness
Mrs. Perens Ret vowns aged 40 wife of Mr Jobn Rey nolds dies after a brief illness on Sunday morning in Peru Vermont. Ret Brestow Esq aged 60 also noted in the Peru Vermont notice.
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Perens
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France
America
Wasmacrox
Laray- Lrtz
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Yorktown
Pation
Senath
Committee of Public Lands
Ohio Legislature
N. B
J.S. Olmsted
Mapriz D
Pera
Abel Tracy
Jesus W
Lucnetra
S. Preston
James & Tass
Louisa Surra
Grenfield
Townsend
Thomas E. Fletcher
Tradh Tucker
Ann Swance
Isll
Reeply
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