Senate and House Actions on Public Works and Canal Board
In the legislature, the Senate debated the abolition of the Board of Public Works and revival of the Canal Commissioners, with salaries set at 2000 for commissioners acting as principal engineers and 1500 otherwise, plus per diem pay for non-engaged members. The House read and referred related bills, with amendments to publication laws and the distribution of surplus revenue, and appointed a state superintendent of common schools. Canada War reports follow, detailing the Point au Pellee Island engagement and Kingston defense developments.
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Senate xi
Vance
James
Board of Public Works
Thomas
Stokely
Spangler
Green
Wade
Hawkins
Senate
Utter
Walton
Thompson
HOUSE
Thrall
Iert
Committee On Privileges and
Curtis Bates
General Assembly
Messrs
King
Samuel Lewis
Tlouse
Board of Canal Commissioners
Chambers
Standing Committee On Canals
Mad River and
Lake Erie
Huron
Seneca
Sandusky Academy
Lluron
Norwalk
Clark
Floron
County of Erie
Point Au Pellee Island
Pat Re
BE. D. Bradley
Ile
Jesseus
Aluwing
Petia
Com. Schools of Kin
Trial verdict in murder case at Wolwath
The Court of Common Pleas in Wolwath sat since March 7 to try George Waskin for the murder of Henry W. Remington of Seton. The trial featured lengthy arguments by state and defense counsel, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty after deliberation. The prisoner was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
George &. Waskin
Henry W W. Remington
Seton
Messrs
Root and Sturges
Messrs. Boalt
Williams and Beecher
Bowen
One Term Denial From Harrison Letter Response
The Missouri editor cites a letter from Gen. Harrison dated January 17, 1838, in which he reiterates he would not seek a second presidential term if elected. The piece also condemns a harsh Albany Argus attack on N. P. Tallmadge, labeling it brutal and partisan. It notes Congress debates on the sub Treasury scheme and the Neutrality bill, with mentions of Clay, Allen, Mason, Hubbard, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
McGowan
Wood
Kingston
U. C
Mackenzie
van Rensselaer, Johnson, &c
Bonnycastle
Angus Cameron
Royboth
Fontenac
Long Island
Sanders
Grindstone Island
Gananoque
French Creek
Thomas Fitzgerald
Canada
Witzgerald
le Men
Vickory Island
Fitzgerald
Watertown
Sackett’s Arbor
Klickory Island
Cubitt
Prentice, Marshall
Thomas
Guy. Harrison
St. Louis Missourium
Gen. Morrison
North Bend
United States
Sam
William If Fiarrison
James Birch
Isq
Wissourian
Robesperilan
Iscariot Tallmadge
Buffalo Com
Allen
I. Banks
Senate
Mason
Itle
Hubbard
White
Messrs Davis
Tallmadge
Young and Crittenden
Buchanan
McKean
Pennsylvania
General Assembly of Ohio
Medill
Circular to Ohio county auditors on school law duties
Circular urges Ohio county auditors to educate township clerks about the new school law. It outlines shifts in offices with clerks becoming Township Superintendents and treasurers handling tuition funds. Calls for timely distribution of notices and the Common School Director report to ensure informed elections and support for universal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Stowe
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Lower Sandusky
Scott
Wolwath
The
Muron Reflector
Muron Co. Anti-Slavery Society
Alton Observer
A. Barnard
Blanchard
Parisel
Lyme
Martie Bailey
Sangerheld
N. Y
Sarah Maria
John W. Wickham
Dward
Berlin
Mr Miller
Migs Abagail
Bots
Milan
Currie
Sian
Uwimon
Pieasiut
AOR
Worwalle Lerner
Ilenry Munson
New London
Miron Co
Munson
Mansfield
Kirtland
Goodnow & Edwarps
Goodnow & Edwards
Brlank
Sele
Tnis
Jilsom’s Cocke
B.D. Tilden & Co
Norwath
Rail Road Hotel
Lyon
New York
Monro le
Irnay Badd
W. ML Lads
Fitchuille
March
Clinton
Exchange Hotel
W. M. Cadp
FANUN
Bolt & Girds
Peru
LE Faving
M Messrs
Sutton & Caitoon
Messis
Sutton & Cahoon
Timothy Baker
Med
Janted
A. Felt
Norwalk Village
B.D. Tilden Co
Patrick
Totick
John Matchett
Fitchville Township
Kluron County
Cyrnua
Samuel Palmer
Hitchville
Marcy
Clarkefield
Wuron
Wakeman Road
Wa. A. Patcil
Bay
Tilden & Co
S. Patrick
O. Jenney
Iver Raisin
Lake Elie
Norwai Lenen
Buffalo Robes
Amiltor
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