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Newspaper

Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1840

Page

2

Arrival of the British Queen in Natchez News

From the Natchez Free Trader Extra and the Natchez Free Trader report a devastating tornado struck Natchez and Vidalia on May 7, leveling streets, destroying the Steamboat Hotel and Parkers Southern Exchange, killing Parish Judge Keeton and injuring many. Rescue efforts, relief committees, and public meetings formed. hundreds of boats and ships wrecked. dozens of bodies recovered with many still missing. The British Queen arrives with papers up to sailing date. global dispatches discuss Greece, Circassia, Persia, and Sicily.

Natchez Providence Althou Natchez Bluff Natchez Island David Barland P. M. Lapice Concordia Natchez Bluf City Briers Charles B. Greene Bellevue Upper City Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Church Parker Great Southern Exchange Mansion House Izod Vidalia M’whorther Dunlap and Stacey Keeton Stacey Natchez Landing Hinds Prairie St. Lawrence Tanding Alexander Timothy Flint Natchitoches Taliafero Free Trader Confitzon Austerlitz Col James C. Wilkins F. L. Claiborne J. M. Hewitt J. M. Duffield Ohio Indiana Ilinois South Vicksburgh Rodney Grand Gulf New Orleans Cincinnati Cleve Herald Union Southern Exchange Farish Bemis Moses Planters Our House Surget Crossgrove Natchez Guards House of Commons John Russell Lord Mahon Mediterranean London Times John Bull Damascus Greece Rumelia Constantinople Circassia Odessa Sebastopol Persia Sicily Prince of Capua Presse England France London Chronicle Canada Washington Forsyth London Earl Stanhope Jchair House of Lords Commons Lord Sandon China Gov't. Paper

Phrase of old orders on death noted in obituary line

The Order of Odd Fellows and the phrase about the afterlife appear in a memorial notice, reflecting traditional sentiment as the deceased are recalled. The line invoking travel to the bourne whence no traveler returns underscores reverent tone in the obituary context.

Order of Odd Fellows

Erie County to keep county buildings in Sandusky City

State commissioners reviewing Erie site choose to remain at the present location in Sandusky City. Erie County Democrat notes the decision. The move preserves current offices and avoids relocation within Erie County.

Erie Sandusky City Erie County Democrat

Yorkwalk May 26 1840 political note in public discourse

A fragment from a May 26 1840 Yorkwalk text discusses the integrity of public servants, safety of public money, and the general good of the people. Names Harrises Elberty and the Cossnthiae appear in a brief civic reflection on presidential terms and governance.

Harrises Elberty Cossnthiae

Presidential Ticket and Electors Listed in Ohio Roster

A historical ticket list names for president William Henry Harrison and vice president Joan Tyler, with governors and numerous state electors across counties such as Warren, Wayne, Hamilton, Preble, Wood, Warren, Clermont, Gallia, Pike, Guernsey, Muskingum, Coshocton, Crawford, Medina, Geauga, Carroll, Stark, Harrison counties. The document enumerates district electors and the staggered ordinal positions for each county. The roster includes figures like Bealin Beall, Alexa Mahhew, Henry Harter, Aurora Spafford, Joshua Collet, Abram Miley, Samuel Vinton, John Vanmeter, Aquilla Toland, Perley Johnson, John Dukes, Otho Brashear, James Raguel, Chris'r S. Miller, John Carey, David King, Storm Rosa, John Beatty, John Augustine, and John Jamison.

WM. R. Putnam Washington County Bealin Beall Wayne County Alexa Mahew HamIlton Co Henry Harter Preble Co Aurora Spafford Wood Co Joshua Collet Warren Abram Miley Clermont Co Samuel F. Vinton Gallia Co John J. Vanmeter Pike Co Aquilla Toland Madison H. Perley B. Johnson Morgan Co John Dukes Hancock Otho Brashear Guernsey James Raguet Muskingum Co Chris'r S. Miller Coshoc’n John Carey Crawford Co David King Medina Storm Rosa Geanga John Beatty Carrol Co Lah John Augustine Stark Co John Jamison Harrison Co

Reasons for Buckingham post office proscriptions examined

The piece quotes the Norwalk Experiment's defense of ousting Mr Buckingham from the Post Office. It mocks claims that his long tenure and wealth justify change, compares other local postmasters, and questions the source of wealth while defending Buckingham's integrity and criticizing the newspaper's motives.

Norwalk political melee over Postmasters and patronage

A Norwalk debate criticizes postmaster candidates and denounces political enemies, accusing editors of the Experiment of publishing falsehoods to ruin Mr Root and his son-in-law. The piece decries vendetta within a local democratic faction and mocks their bold publicity.

Hiram K. Steele Norwalk J. M. Root Root Nature

Price declines spark farmers’ fury over policy and wages

A harsh provincial critique condemns the Van Buren Sub-Treasury, predicting lower wheat and labor prices under its policy while arguing Republicans push wages down and government costs rise. It asks farmers to choose between Van Buren and Harrison and the old price-support regime.

Iity New York Locofoca Locofoco Cuba Europe Sub-Treasury van Buren Treasury Harrison

Convention without a Vice Presidential Nominee

The Baltimore convention delegates discuss party strength and the refusal to nominate a Vice President. The piece critiques Martin Van Buren, speculates on factional maneuvers, and notes Forsyth’s public denial of using Van Buren’s name to gain votes. Col Johnson resigns as Senate chair amid intraparty turmoil as Old Tippecanoe looms.

Coxvextroy Feds Baltimore Stanist Martin van Bueex Vig Buren Martin van Buren Congress Fyon Felix Grundy Samuel Medary van Buren Locofoco United States Samiel Weller Col. Johnson Harrison Jackson Polk Grawford Forsyth New York Linion Senate Fortunn Amos Post Office Department John M. Niles Connecticut Vat Buren U.S. Senate Tippecanoe

Fragmentary Parchment Debate Sparks Mock Pubban Banter

A fragmented, mock chat quotes jokes about log cabins cider jonnycake and skunk skins. The exchange playfuly questions which Parchment is meant and jokes about being stared in the face by the documents.

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William Henry Harrison Joan Tyler Thomas Corwin Warren County Buckingham Hu- Ton Erastus Cooke Charles P. Judson Vermillion Cyrus Butler Birmingham Eli S Huron County Abijah Ives Ives Jeferson Madison and Monroy Rally Argus Standard North Bend Berl Elyria
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