Berry fat remark sparks comment in Boston Free Press
A brief item notes a controversial quip about a public figure in the Boston Free Press, prompting varying reactions and discussions among readers.
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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1835
Page
2
A brief item notes a controversial quip about a public figure in the Boston Free Press, prompting varying reactions and discussions among readers.
Ohio argues it did not unconditionally accept Congress 1802 boundary terms and that Virginia's cession and subsequent ordinances set a northern limit that Congress could alter. The report examines colonial grants, state constitutions, and legislative acts to support Ohio's position on the Ohio River to Lake Michigan boundary and the potential inclusion of Michigan as a territory.
Norwalk marked the Fourth of July with a morning procession led by Marshal Samuel Preasewrun to the Episcopal Church for prayers and a reading of the Declaration by Daniel Manuary. An oration by Myron II Tupex followed, then a large feast at Mr. O Jerney’s Mansion House. Toasts honored Independence, the US, Ohio, the states, and historic figures. The event passed peacefully with strong patriotic sentiment.
Fragmented 1776 era notices discuss patriotism, abolitionism, and republican equality. Authors include D. Mattary, JW Rest, E M Srose, E M Pucurs, and Resrrt Los. The text critiques slavery in the South, northern sentiments, and improvised measures under republican law.
A strong example of affection is seen as the wife of pirate captain Bernardo de Soto defends him on death row. She sent a schooner from Corunna with three children, reached Havana, then Washington and Boston, to grant him company as he faces execution.
Charles Williams of Vernon county was found dead near his father's home after a hunting morning. A gunshot wound to the lower abdomen raised the inquest verdict of accidental death with a theory that he stepped on the trigger while crossing a fence. Williams, 24, had a good character and leaves a distressed family. Additional items note executive appointments and a U S Senate vacancy. Governor names D T Disney, William Allen, N H Swain to visit Washington. Robert I Walker named temporary senator to fill Poindexter vacancy amid session.
The notice records a marriage in the village on the fourth instant performed by Rev Mr Judson. Bride and groom are Miss Mary Cusistis Ruve and Mr Pav Mrap both from the village. The paper offers best wishes for their future happiness.
In this village on the South coast Mrs Roxana Matthews aged 31 becomes widow as Rev. Russel Bigalow, a minister of Jesus Christ, dies at Columbus on the first inst in the 43rd year of his life and 21st of itinerant ministry. He was widely respected for piety and humility. The writer, who knew him well, recalls his strict habits and deep devotion, noting his final words and faith in Christ.
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