Public meeting at Tiffin elects delegates for Baltimore convention
In November 1831 a National Republican meeting at the Washington Hotel Tiffin Seneca County resolved to represent the district in Baltimore. A Norwalk gathering approved those resolutions and named a three person correspondence committee. Notices were issued to organize delegates across towns and counties for the December convention. Local notes mention Harley Mason of Florence with a cucumber weighing four pounds and 20 pumpkins from one seed weighing 187 pounds.
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Seneca County
Ohio
Washington
Tiffin
Baltimore
Essox Gort
Norwalk
Huron County
Ertone
Benjamin Pittenger
Milton M'Neal
John Etterson
Joseph Heeward
Ersons
Enry Kuhn
Robert C. J. Carey
Bel Rawson
Huron Reflector
Sandusky
Robert €. J. Cary
Benj. Pitting ER
Y. Prev
Epsos Gorr
Court House
Walk
Selures
James Wllliams
Joax Berrorp
Lewis B. Sternes
Ayes Williams
Leverett Brapty
Huon Reflector
Lock
P.M
Harley Mason
Florence
Thie County
Joshua Phillips
Eldredge
Hie
Fr. Fa
Court of Common Pleas
William Parish
Bloomingville
Aleo
John James
Henry James
Joan Miller
National Republican majority in Ohio Legislature noted
In the next Legislature of Ohio there will be a National Republican majority in joint ballot of ten or twelve votes. The National Gazette cites a large Albany establishment shifting worker pay to Monday, earning thanks from workers’ wives. A New York jail advertises for rent as tenantless. John Randolph, former minister to Russia, returned to New York after years abroad with substantial outfits. A Canadian court ruled a husband not bound to pay for his wife’s luxury items without consent. A Louisville fire damaged property worth fifty thousand dollars. the bank survived. Proclamation in Charleston imposes forty days quarantine for European cholera ports. Railroad survey progress near Hamilton’s Mill, twelve miles away. Barton and Co. cutlery praised. Newburyport mackerel abundance noted. Wedding: Srermen Lapua of Kirtland to Karnarsxe Ametia Rutherford.
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Russia
England
New York
Maysville
Louisville
Charleston
Europe
Palladium
Pittsburgh
Ohio Canal
Hamilton’s Mill
Messrs. Barton and Co
Newburyport
Deaths in Auburn N Y Mary Jane Wilcoxen and Joan Ivenurr
Mary Jane Wilcoxen daughter of H H Wilcoxen Esquire aged three years and 24 days died in Auburn New York on the 19th of a sudden illness after seven weeks of illness. Joan Ivenurr Esquire a distinguished member of the bar is noted in the obituaries.
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Tn Sandushy
Mary Jane
H. H. Wilcoxen
Auburn
N. Y
Joan W. I
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