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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1842

Page

2

Arrival of the Britannia and Asian dispatches in Boston

The Britannia arrived in Boston from Liverpool at 7 am on Wednesday. News from India reports a 10,000-strong British force advancing to Jellalabad and Kandahar after Sir William McNaghten's death, with fierce clashes and shifting loyalties under Akbar Khan. Canton trade and Chinese armaments feature in broader notices, while a shadowed Arctic voyage from Stockholm to Tornea highlights unique solstice phenomena.

Britannia Royal Mail Hewitt Liverpool Boston England Continent India China Marseilles William McNaghter Pottinger Jellelabad Ghazni Cabool Candahar Sele Elphinstone Akbar Khan William McNaghten Poutinger R. Sale Walsh Madras Native Infantry Drummond 3D Cavalry Webb Airie Her Majesty Connelly Warburton

Sub Treasury and bank policy stir debate in city politics

A historical letter questions Mayor Morris and the Locofoco faction over a proposed ordinance directing city receiving officers to deposit all funds in a bank designated by ordinance. The writer mocks the sub treasury stance, cites party conflicts, and notes a Pennsylvania Senate wage-security bill for workers in insolvency cases, urging Chicago to follow suit.

Wiurre Svun-treasury Morris Ciy Treasury Locofoco Lloyd Srovne Nicholas Biddle Sub- Treasury Locofoco City Tribune

Washington affairs classes in long military contest for 1844

The article reports Washington factional plotting for the 1844 race with Van Buren and Buchanan versus Calhoun Woodbury and Tyler inspired schemes. It notes Silas Wright’s weak bid, Tallmadge’s chequer bill support, and general Locofoco strength while warning against tariff and land distribution clashes. It also mentions Hag’s Oil, oil lamp experiments, and American-British trade notes from Portsmouth and St Joseph shipments.

New York Stevenson Ritchie Polk Washington Benton Buchanan Pennsylvania King Alabama Col R. M. Jolson John C. Calhoun South Carolina Levy Woodbury New Hampshire Birmingham Yorkshire Silas Wright Silas van Burer Tyler Tyter Senate Tallmadge Maxine Congress

Thomas Corwwen and Giddings Contest in Warren County

Norwalk dated May 3 1812 reports a special election in Mr Giddings district showing a large majority for Giddings over his opponent Locofuco by about 3600. County by county tallies list Ashtabula 1624 Lake 248 Geauga 990 Trumbull about 300.

Giddings Locofuco Ashtabula Lake Geauga Trumbull

New York Conspiracy Against Whig Winners

In New York City the Locofocos allegedly plan to defraud Whigs of certificates in the 6th 5th and 12th wards. The piece asserts Locofocos ignore public will for office and predicts the Whigs will prevail in the Common Council decision.

New York Loco Common Council

Pipe layin g scandal taints New York election fraud

The Locos face allegations of bribery and vote buying in the New York election. An affidavit by Joseph Latourette describes prisoners pardoned from Blackwell's Island being ferried to the city to vote the Democratic ticket. He cites barge arrivals, watchhouse transfers, and coerced voting at the polls. Names cited include Ruggles and Bogart as keepers involved.

New York Joseph Latourette N. York Blackwell’s Island Eighth Ward Fourth Ward Ruggles Deponent Dog’s Hotel Gote Bogart Bidith Ward

Shin-plasters stir Detroit merchants and currency woes

Detroit shin-plasters have been repudiated by butchers and merchants, who now accept them only at a 25 percent discount. about 28 to 30 thousand shin-plasters remain in circulation. editors warn local business men to avoid these notes and similar fakes as the west faces a growing monetary strain with emigration and rail road troubles. The Erie Railroad faces financial distress, while Irish and Whig tensions spark political debate. The Steam Canal Boat Black Hawk begins testing on the canal with a stern paddle wheel.

Detroit Butchers Mad River Egypt Milan Huron Granville Urbana Ohio Black Hawk Lockport Bitaty Beonomini

Village Elects Officials In Annual Corporation Election

In yesterday’s village election without opposition, Crartes W. Paer was chosen Mayor and Morris poste Recorder. Trustees named Lester Clark Pheodore Baker Jones Benedict Juln Buckingham Samuel Pennewell, with Thomas G. Raitt as Assessor. The Congressional apportionment debate followed in the House, proposing varied representative totals before settling at 60,500, predicting 250 members and outlining state counts for the next decade. U. S. Journal.

Crartes W. Paer Morris Poste Trusees Lester Clark Pheodore Baker Jones B. Benedict Juln Buckingham Samuel Pennewell Thomas G. Raitt

Rhode Island Special Session Gathers as Crisis Looms

An Extra from the Providence Journal reports the Rhode Island General Assembly met in a special session by Governor proclamation. Ox called the roll of 37 members, a quorum. A Governor’s message to a ten member committee hints at requesting federal aid to quell domestic violence and forms a council to advise the executive, plus organizing needed military forces. Free Suffrage party drills local companies amid tensions.

Rhode Island Providence Journal General Assembly Journal United States Free Suffrage Party A. ¥. Tridune

Public Debt remarks in House by Mr Marshall from Ky

In a House speech on the public debt Mr Marshall of Kentucky argues the previous party left a debt as a charge on the next government. He claims the Treasury was overflowing when they took charge and squandered funds, leaving a heavier burden and higher taxes for the people and the conquerors. He also opines that reading a magazine yields more virtue than cigars or costly theater.

Marshall House of Representatives

Right of Search Manners Improving in Salem Harbor

The New York Herald reports a British brig twice boarded the Salem brig Mermaid off Africa. The Mermaid’s captain says boarding officers treated them with civility and did not search or enter the cabin. British orders reportedly forbid offensive acts such as hatch removals, echoing Lod Aberdeen's letter on restraining cruizer conduct. The piece notes public disapproval in St Helena over past seizures and ends with a proverb about self-praise and a note on a six foot diameter glass church bell cast in Swelen.

Canton Burr Nias Frade Johnson Canton River N.Y. Herald Salem Africa St. Helena St Helena Jones Lod Aberdeen Mr. Everett

Temperance Meeting in Norwalk At Court House

The Washington Temperance Society of Norwalk will meet at the Court House Friday evening at bell ringing. An address may be expected. Members and friends are urged to attend promptly. P. Alling, Secretary.

Washington Temperance Society of Norwalk Court House P. Alling

Sabbath School Exhibition at Methodist Church

An exhibition by the Sabbath school of the Methodist Church will be held in the church on Wednesday evening May 4 at 7 30. The public is invited to attend.

Notable Local Reference in Family Note

Surnamed individuals Sae title within a brief notice show SIVNEY AUGUSTUS and J.S. Skinner, son of Horace Clark, Exg, of Butlyen, with dated mention the 16th ult. and a small closing line about a “brain” bulletins or instrument.

Jn Buffato Wil Dion Brain Sivney Augustus Deel J.S. Skinner Horace Clark Butlyen

Weather Summary for Week of the 26th

The past week shows showers in the morning on 26 with cloudy cool conditions. 27 and 28 remain cloudy and cool, 29 and 30 are pleasant with clear skies. 1 to 2 switch to mixed weather from clear to rainy with cool temperatures and northeast winds.

N.E

Notice of patent hive cannibal? misread.

Elizur Linsley submits a notice from the Ohio Observer concerning a contention over ownership of William Halls Patent Bee Hive. The notice, filed by an agent of John M Weeks, seeks publication across several counties and echoes Weeks advertisements from January.

Ohio Observer John M. Weeks Week Inet Salisbury Vermont Halls Sil Weeks William M. Halls S. P Elizus Linsley Ohio Rochester

For sale notices in Norwalk listings

For sale advertisements list names and towns including Meriden Newtown Danbury Norwalk Brookfield Stratford Norwalk agents and sellers. The fragment mentions multiple individuals such as M Blinn Justus Belden J Asa Roberts Levi Curtiss and others with locations in Connecticut.

M.blinn

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