Tippecanoe Club Meeting and 1810 Political Attacks
The Norwalk Tippecanoe Club will meet at the White School House on Thursday the 26th instant at 50 o clock PM. The article also attacks the Ohio Legislature's conduct in Columbus, condemning the Speaker and detailing efforts to repeal charters, remove the seat of government, and insinuate Bank reform agendas, while praising Gen Harrison's creed and urging readers to consult Harmar Donny’s letter for clear principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Club
Norwalk
White School House
Friends of Harrison and Reform
Douglas Squire
Press
Wise Acres
Columbus
Thomas J. Buchanan
House of Representatives
Twe
Bank of Chillicothe
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company
New Steubenville, Circleville
Gallipolis
Don Quixotte
Lloyd
Ohio
Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Harmar Donny
Ute Bank of Norwalk
Huron County
M. Joman R. Finn
John Gardiner
State OF Oio
Harrison State Convention Delegates Post Office Names and Claims
A fragment from the Statesman lists Huron county delegates to the Harrison State Convention with occupations and offices. The writer attacks Medary supporters as false, calling the extract full of falsehoods and naming numerous local officials and merchants as delegates. The piece mocks individuals including John Summers and John Somers, labeling Summers a Locoface and ridiculing claims of appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Huron County
Medary
Wateh & Farr
Statesman
Philop Adams
L Morse
JM Root
Congrese
Osborn
D Benschooter
SR Gibbs de
Skinner
V Squires
Bennet Pierce
C Sherman
J Mores Ii Pierce
Curtis
Phillips
H L Meonlton
William Levelly
Jairus Kennan
F Wickham
Lockwood
E Seymour
C E Bosiwick
P B Wheeler
AC Sturges
M C Sanders
J Underhill
A Chessbrough
KD Telden
E Garenar
Wollister
G Hollister
A Morse
Daniel Beach
R A Curtis
Philo Clark
I Jesse Tainton
Wenj U Walker
EW Herrick
Miruse
Sprague
Robt Morton
H Terry
Ananias
Vermillion
John Summers
Harrisonians
Johnny
John Sowers
Ridgefield
John Somers
Johnny Summers
Tippecanoe clubs organize across Tippecanoe county townships
The Tippecanoe clubs grow in Ridgefield Lyme Clarksfield Bronson Fairfield Townsend Hartland and other townships. Whigs urged to organize and support Old Tip while denouncing Morrison in 1996. A new post office IVES P O and Willard St Post Master noted in Richmond Huron County. Buffalo charter election saw Whigs win by 306 with Thompson barely beating Barker. local mood favorable to Whig gains on other tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turrison Boys
Ridgefield
Lyme
Clarksfield
Bronson
Fairfield
Townsend
Hartland
Tippecanoe
Turon
Richmond
Huron County
Ives P.O
Willard ST. Pond
Goa
Buffalo
Buffale
Sheldon Thompson
Barker
Thompson
Painesville
Ichabod and the County Jail Wood Question
A rural commentator riffs on Ichabod from local folklore and shifts to a public inquiry about fires in the County Jail. He questions who supplied the wood for the jail fires, cites Sheriff promises about not drawing from the county wood pile, and urges the Experiment editors to press officials for answers amid rising costs and political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichabod
Printer
Sam
Columbus
Prrer Srussuor
Detroit Election and Press Excerpt on Debts in Harrison Law
In Detroit the city election on the 2d yielded Dr Pitcher, Whig, as mayor by 10 votes, with three Whig School Inspectors and two Whig Justices. The Whig majority in Detroit grew, though the Advertiser notes the Aldermen vote favored the Whigs less than expected. The piece mocks a slander against Gen. Harrison saying the law targeted felons and villains, not debts, and defends Garrision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Harrison
Gardener
People's Press
Harrison
Garrison
Detroit
Dr Pitcher
Aldernen
Advertiser
Devoit
Tasfuli
Arrival of the Great Western and early foreign news
The Great Western arrives from Bristol with Captain Hogkin aboard. London papers up to February 9th. partial parliament notes, ministerial stability unconfirmed, opposition active. India reports Khan of Khelat’s defeat and death. British casualties 31 killed, 108 wounded. Maitland dies aboard the Wellesley. China hostilities reach England. Portsmouth armament to Canton to Pekin. Maryland: Harrison victory in Calvert county, Stevens and Alnutt unseated. Harrison and Tyler proclaimed winners amid Democratic winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
London
Hogkin
Bristol
Liverpool
Havre
ALY. Com
England
Lord Melbourne
ISU
House of Commons
Duke of Wellington
India
Khelat
Frederick Maitland
East Indies
China
Hampshire Telegraph
Portsmouth
Canton
Pekin
Bronson Township Whigs Meeting Called for March 86
The Whigs of Brynyon Township are urged to meet at the Center on Thursday at 8 0 clock P M for a thorough Whig party organization and other business. All garrison men in the township are requested to attend. Bronson, March 7, 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brynyon Township
Bronson
Queen Sware
Citina
Jas. A. Taylor
Water Street
N. W
Enatomers
T. K. Barron & Co
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Ietter Promply
Ezra Smith
Amy G. Smith
Peru
Huron Co. O
Melancholy Casualty: Death of Dr DIMOCK in Greenwich
The melancholy death of Doctor BAR NUM DIMOCK of New Haven occurred on the 7th inst upon a horse accident near Greenwich. The horse fell opposite Benjamin Watson’s house, causing a rupture of a blood vessel in the thorax. He lived only a few hours after the fall. He leaves a widow and a young child, with many friends mourning. As a physician he was highly regarded and the community laments his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Dimock
New Haven
Justnesa
Ruggles
Benjamin Watson
Greenwich
Mr. Watson
Weekly Weather Summary From Local Forecast
The past week showed variable skies with cool to cold conditions. There were several days of cloudy or partly cloudy weather, a light snow event, and a stretch of squally intervals with rain at times. The pattern included cool winds and unsettled conditions across the region.
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Yorscath
Marrixco
William Henry Harrison
Ioun Tyler
Themas Corwin
Warren County
Bank
John Miler
Platt Benedict
O. Jenney
W. F. Kittredge
G. S. Baker
J.B. Benedict
Thos. Hamilton
F. W. Fowler
E. Merry
J. Cole
J. K. Campbell
Stephen Russell
Amos Woodbury
H.W. Jenkins
Ottawa
Elyria
Maryland
Stevens
Alnutt
van Buren
Calvert County
House of Delegates
Calvert
Tirreca- Noe
Sthvins
Hourra
Tylert
Bronson Township
T. Dunn
Benjamin E. Clark
Angeline Campbell
Milan Canal
Dd. & T. Hamilton
Milan
Reflector
J. B. Varnum's
Pearl Street
New York
E. B. Bostwick
Jeffersonian
Mansfield
Gazette
Tifin
Democrat
Wooster
Repository
Ganton
Weekly Herald
Cleveland
Ohio Star
Ravenna
Chronicle
Warrett
N. Y
the Bank of Norwalk
Moody
Eastman
Cyrus Perkins
M. D
F.C. Cheseman
Benjamin Barrett
Benj. E. Cook
J.P. Williston
Samuel Wells
Northampton
I. G. Hall
County of
Huron
G. Hall
Sturon County
Adin
Bank of Manhattan
A.D
Court of Common Pleas
Ilu- Ton County
Robert J3. Gage
Jubal Harrington
William B. Knapp
David. Gibbs
Clk. IL
C. P. Lativer
Osnors
Attys
Harner
Patrick & CO
Norwalk Seminary
J. E. Crarnin
Couner
Garretson
Long Island
J. Sidney Skinner
A. Chesebrough
Monroeville
USA
Wicknam & Preston
Patrick
Gonaver
C. Ust
C. G. Carter
Ibarley
Marcti
Moos
N. York
al Mori
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