Whig Toasts and Speech on Government Power in 1837 Era
The speech criticizes executive concentration of power from the Bank of the United States to the specie circular, urging patriots to avert misgovernment. Invited guests including Henry Clay and John Sargeant hear toasts urging faithful public service, country restoration, and safeguarding suffrage as a birthright.
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Lic
U.S
Mess. H. Clay
D. Webster
G. Poindexter
John Sargeant
S. F. Vinton
Elisha Whittlesey
Franger
J. Vance
J. J. Crittenden
Francis Granger
Congress
E. Whittlesey
Whig State Convention and Webster Reception
Counties in the state appoint delegates to the Whig State Convention at Columbus on July 4. A dinner is planned at the American Hotel, with an evening party at Mr Brown's Assembly Room. Citizens are urged to meet at the American Hotel tomorrow at 8 o'clock to arrange. Webster's reception in St Louis draws enthusiastic crowds and a Boston census reports 50,923 residents after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brown
Webster
St. Louis
Republican
Mississippi
Boston
Osten
Huron County Sabbath School Union
Norwalk
Court House
Episcopal Church
Wheeling
Worwalk
Mount Pleasant
Jefferson — County
Harrisville
Georgetown
Cadiz
Harrison County
New Philadelphia
Dover
Strasburg
Tuscarawas County
Milton
Stark Co
Mt.Laton
Edenburg
Wooster
Pittsburg
Rowsborg
Wayne Co
Ashland
Vermillion
Ohio
Caval Dover
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Steubenville
Osmio River
Washington, Pa
Smithfield
Wellsburgh
Middletown
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Milan
Florence
Birmingham
Amherst
Milyria
Aro
Detroit
Michican
Monroeville
Cooke's
Lyme
York , Ronde
Lower Sandusky
Perrysburg
Poledo
Monroe
Alow
Sandusky City
Huron
Lake Irie
Massillon
Canton
Mt.Vernon
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Lacey & CO
Florida War Rumors Stir Reminiscence of 1830s Crisis
The Charleston Mercury from the Sthintet reports from St Augustine that a new act of Florida war ferocity may occur. An express from Ft Mellon claims Indians deposed Micanopy, installed Sam Jones Abiaca as head chief, and may resume hostilities after the next new moon. Posts Volusia and Fort Melton grow unhealthy. forces withdrawn except guard Creeks to be relived every ten days. Tampa Bay notes Indians reportedly left their camps, diminishing hope for negotiated peace. renewed war seems likely with bloody potential.
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Fiorips
Charleston Mercury
St. Augustine
Florida
Ft. Mellon
Micanopy
Sam Jones
Abiaca
Mercury
Volusia
Fort Melton
Picolata
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Great Disaster at Baltimore
A Baltimore storm Thursday June 15 produced a night of darkness and torrential rain. Lightning and thunder shook the city as Jones Falls flooded and bridges were destroyed. Many lives were lost, including sexton Christopher Weist and his family, found drowned after the waters subsided.
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Baltimore
Jones Falls
Gay Street
Christopher Weist
Haisperd
Holliday and
Saratoga Streets
Weist
Sexton
Baltimore Flood Devastates City And Claims Lives
The Baltimore rainstorm caused catastrophic flooding destroying bridges and injuring property across the city. Officials estimate losses around a million dollars with many streets and markets severely damaged. At least fourteen people died as floodwaters surged into homes trapping families in bed.
Prices Listed for Foods and Goods in Local Markets
The notice presents a fragmented price list for various items including pearls, pots, flour, wheat, whisky, beef, pork, and brills in different regional markets Western and Southern, with figures such as 6.00, 4.50, 9.75, 10.00, 1.50, 0.28, 13.50, 8.50, 19.00 and 14.00. The text appears to be a historical marketplace price sheet with multiple entries and units.
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Huron County
B. F. Butler
U. S
Jackson
Woodbury
Kendall
Mr. Butler
Hb. Jour
Baltimore Chronicle
Bazaar
Baltimore Street
Baltimore St
Water Street
Pratt Street
Center Mountain
Center Market House
Sherkin Almanac
Moon
Jim Sun
Sur
Sherman
Richmond
Hurton County
Norwich
Greencreek
Sandusky County
Hartland
Ripley
Mm Sherman
James Willams
Hecox County
Court of Common Pleas
Davie Topp
Guardian, &c
Winman Wceapy
George T
Curpy
Saran W Curpy
County of Huron
Norwallk
Pavid Todd
F.C. Seaman
John Miller
G. Morton
M. Bennett
Jai
William Johnsiany
John Powell
William Johnson
Porice
Cornelius Bassett
Abyram Bassett
Clarissa Bassett
Alan
Abel Tracy
Allen Johnson
D. A. Baker
A. D
J.P
J. P
Aaron Davenport
Milsa
K. Townsend
New York
Nord 3Itlan
S&s. Pfvrick
Lie
Stland
Almund
Gale
E-Gray §& CO
Israel Smith
Juc Svat Township
Seneca Co
Tristram Coats
Aurwalk
Wood. S. Wooodine
W. P. Brown
Worreath
Wood ¢ Hall
Wood & Hall
Sylvester Wood & Co
Pas
Cuiker
Parker
Haron
Richland
Milowine
Moses Kimball
Lester Chirk
Norwalk Bank
EU. Ogden
J. WV. Vredenburgh
Piatt Benedict
C Apt. Walker
C. W. Wilbur
J. Marns Jackgan
Charles Standart
Milso
A. Jenkins
Lockwood
DB. Warmilton
Ira Calusa
Col
Choare
Sandusky
We Farwell
H. Victor
Mr.Porte
Clarence Barnum
A. Anderson
Portia
Laurence
Mr. Pond
Berlin
Benjamin Walker
Willian Poyer
Charles Hollister
Vo Day
Mr Swart
Manefield
Richland Co
Opthe
Wood & CO
Swan's
INO
Usbors
J.P. Warne
S. Patrick
Norwath
Norweath
J. MW. Root
Allorney, &c
Otte
Judge Higgins
Main Street
Samuel Pennewell
Lydia Cummings
J. N. Campbell
G. W. Paddock
Cabfield
Kittredge
Giorge G. Baxer
Newark
Ald
Krrrisvar
EK. Heath & CO
Turon
Buker’s Mills
Norwall
Griswold & P. Latemer
Als
O. W.F. Giriswold & Co
W. I. Gurisworp
P. Latimer
B.D. Tilden, & CO
Hfureu
Daniel G. Barker
R. FT. Shaw
Daniel Mallary
Busiess
Robert T. Shaw
Buass
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