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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1833
Page
2
The president urges Keokah and allied chiefs to bury the tomahawk and live in peace with white settlers. Black Hawk and his delegation pledge to avoid further war and promise not to return to hostilities, while the Prophet accepts the peace terms and thanks the white leaders.
A dated address in New York by L L D John A Graham to Black Hawk and his followers. The speaker extols bravery and a hoped friendship, recalls past conflicts, and declares the United States vast and powerful with threats of war if opposed. It invokes rivers seas and great boats and asks the audience to remember the President’s words as representative of the nation.
The article discusses sugar cultivation profits and the alleged effects of duties on sugar and molasses, arguing the bounty taxes burden consumers and help monopolists. It contrasts protected British West Indies and East India sugar with Jamaica planters and estimates slave values and potential losses if labor shifts to cotton. It also reports a Kentucky court case sentencing a mail robber to twelve years and notes cholera outbreaks in Ohio and Virginia towns.
The President appeared on the balcony of City Hall and gazed upon a vast orderly crowd of well dressed citizens gathered below. The scene conveyed a formal civic welcome and a sense of unity among attendees.
Citizens assembled to honor the first magistrate of the republic as the crowd cheered. The scene impressed the speaker who, with a quivering lip and bright eye, told Governor Marey that nullification will never take him away from his country and its welfare.
A Buffalo Patriot note urges readers to carry money discreetly to avoid con artists, sharpers, and robbers while traveling. It emphasizes caution and prudent personal security during journeys.
The July 4th anniversary will be celebrated in Norwalk with a procession from Col Hamiltons to the Court House at 10 o clock for the reading of the Declaration and an ovation. A dinner will follow at Col Hamiltons at 2 o'clock. Citizens from neighboring townships and Revolution officers are invited.
At a June 1834 meeting in Norwalk Ohio citizens organized the Haros County Agricultural Society under state act. Officers elected include Amos Woodward president and J W Vredenburgh clerk. Resolutions adopt the previous Huron County Society constitution and bylaws, with future meetings set for July 13 at the Norwalk Court House. The treasurer to procure blank books and publishers asked to print proceedings.
In Lyme on the 23d, by Leyi Sut ton, Esq. Mr Samuraituatsapreuin wed Miss Matinpa Crown, both residents of Lyme.
Under Gen. Washington's administration the eldest living alumnus, listed in the Harvard College catalogue as a 1758 graduate, remains active at about 95 years. He married a sister of Col. Pickering, whom he buried years ago, and still oversees his farm. He styles himself a veteran school gentleman, weary of his revolutionary hat and ruffles.
In the village a young man aged 24 died Friday evening of consumption. Mr Mreuarn Harnop leaves a devoted wife and infant son to mourn his premature departure. He was highly esteemed as a citizen of the village.
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