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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1831

Page

3

Ohio House Debates Gaming Law and Joint Committee on Enrollment

Debates proceed over gaming prohibition with motions to recommit and amend. The House discusses enrollment committee replacements, tax forfeiture sale bills, and multiple Senate amendments on criminal and civil duties, resolving to recede on some points while passing several bills on March 4 and 5.

Davenport Inge Comac Rice Grimes Perons Baker Geauga Huron Hinkson Stone Senate Ndt Uinkson Alen Justices of the Peace Beebe Chaney Select Committee Standing Committee On the Judiciary Waron Porter

Public Letters and Local Fatalities Across Ohio

Norwalk March 14 1831 readers are told about delaying public correspondence between Gen Jackson and Mr Calhoun to keep letters concise while noting two high officials clash. Also reported are mournful drownings of Capt J B Watrous’s young son near Ashtabula, and Capt William Price killed transporting a stone after a bridge fall near Franklin Mills Portage County. A bogus ten dollar note counterfeit from Lexington Kentucky circulates, with M T Scott noted.

William Jr. Price Franklin Mills Portage County Cleaveland Herald Ridge Field Norwalk Luton County David Underhill Volney R. Kimball Canton Stark Co. Ohio Henry Buckingham Norwalky

Perilous Partisanship Threatens Our Union

A stark critique argues that party strife sows division across the nation. It condemns demagogues and factionalism as eroding republican principles and threatening the Constitution, warning that passion and power struggles imperil unity and civil order.

A Nation of Sovereigns and Republican Principles

A historical ramble on republican government, prosperity, and dangers from internal corruption and party politics. It argues that press manipulation harms liberty, taxes burden all, and internal improvements are politicized, urging unity under a prudent national policy and the exposure of political tyranny led by ambitious leaders. CALGHULA.

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