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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1833
Page
3
The dispatch notes Flor marches on Lisbon after engagement, aiming to press enemy remnants and not return to the capital walls. Beaumont’s setback on Sunday and the victory before Oporto dampen besiegers and boost Donna Maria’s constitutional forces, suggesting the cause nears triumph though the outcome is not yet secured.
Lisbon faces continued Miguelite attack with Madrid papers arguing for the besiegers while Don Pedro remains closely environed in the capital. Portugal reports no confirmation of a second Bourmont assault, with latest dispatches dated September 12.
A Huron Reflector note rebuts Randall Palmer’s claim to authorship of a ten day secret convention report. The writer defends official reporting and cites certificates confirming attendance at the Clarksfield convention held in September.
A set of affidavits from Clarksfield recounts delegates Matchet from Fitchville stating Randall Palmer did not wish to be a county commissioner candidate and was nominated without his knowledge. Several signatures attest that Doct. McMillan’s convention report was accurate, with remarks condemning Palmer’s public statements and defense of Matchet.
Hon. Bexsactun Tarran of Steuben ville Ohio is named by the President to fill the United States District Judge seat for the Ohio District replacing the late John W Campbell. Also notes wheat production in one county, and Thanksgiving proclamations by Massachusetts Governor Lincoln and Connecticut Governor Edwards for November 2.
A chaotic account describes a steamboat disaster where both boilers burst, numerous passengers injured or missing, two killed instantly, and property loss running to thousands of dollars. Reports note survivors and rescues at the Hartford bound vessel wharf with crews aiding the injured.
The Wyoming Herald reports with gusto a comic scene from the Sinton household journey, describing a squash large enough to weigh eighty seven pounds and measure five feet one inch at the center and five feet six inches at the ends. The account notes the social visit to Mr Jacob Sinton and asserts the squash’s size was verified by handling and observation. Local readers are urged to believe the astonishing ken.
A notice requests publishers in the United States and British Provinces to publish a card and send two copies of their publications to Hartford Connecticut. It asks for all journals and periodicals and names of publishers and places published.
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