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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1833
Page
2
The letter laments public apathy toward unlicensed tippling shops where riots occur daily. A public officer who tried to quell drunken disorder was killed on the 10th. Citizens of Rochester are urged to meet at Mansion House at 7 this evening to plan protection and support for law enforcement.
Incoming vessels Splendid from Liverpool and Tamerlane from Havre bring London and Paris news to August 13. British Lords discuss abolition and various bills, while Portugal witnesses royalist gains as Miguelists falter. An extraordinary corn hybrid in Kentucky draws attention for its grasslike stalks and ears resembling both corn and grass.
A Norwalk Ohio item recounts a sharp exchange with the Huron Reflector over paper circulation. The writer derides rival wit and claims the Reflector uses a single column and a half to reply, vowing to continue the debate and inviting opponents to publish their own reply.
In response to rumors harming the official character of County Assessor Mr FISH, a group led by JAS. WILLIAMS and associates states his conduct has been honest, faithful, and intelligent to the extent known. They urge publication in the Reflector to inform the people. September 24, 1838.
In the Shiron Reflector the Mouse recounts a deliberate seven day charger shot by the Western Intelligencer aimed at a noncombatant. He questions the editor’s integrity and notes the target, Mr S, did not suffer injury while stating he took no part in the quadruped war. The piece ends with a cautionary remark to the Intelligencer.
The Intelligencer is described as combustible, urging immediate insurance and insured protection on doors. The writer jokes about arming with powder to improve editorial impact, urging editors to load and fire at the mouse, noting prior failures and the importance of the powder.
Randall Palmer of Fitchville denounces a doctor for prematurely announcing Palmer’s withdrawal from candidacy and denies pledging support to any candidate. He warns voters against manipulative meeting actions in Clarksfield and defends the integrity of residents amid electioneering slander targeting a reputable citizen.
Citizens warned against slander and unfounded reports in a Sept 26 1883 Sandusky message. The writer denounces electioneering tactics, urges scrutiny of accusations, and predicts future social consequences for those who spoil a good name. The note frames civic duty and calls for fair campaigning.
A letter from a local citizen argues public officers should serve the general good. It weighs the Milan and Huron projects, especially harbor, canal, rails, and turnpike, favoring Merry over Lindsay due to centrality and local interest. The writer contends Milan’s harbor improvements and canal would benefit farmers and merchants, while Portland, Turon, and Sandusky county ties influence Lindsay’s candidacy.
The annual meeting of the Temperance Society will be held in Monroeville on Tuesday the 15th day of October at one o clock. Members are notified to attend and partake in society business and activities. This notice urges punctual attendance by all registered members and supporters.
A list of candidates for the October election including Representative Charles Lindsay. Margare Ebenezer Merry. Sheriff John Miller. John Buckingham for Worwalk County Treasurer Gheorghe Sim sf ield Paul G. Smith Wallet Gallup William Swent for Prosecuting Attorney Thaddeus B. Sturges Joseph M. Root. County Commissioner Smith Starr John Deatty George W. Choate Josephot is Berlin Philo Wells Samuel L. Carpenter Chauncy Tuttle Aldricie Carver Benjamin Carmon Merritt Brown Samuel H. Smith County Assessor John Fish Obadianl Jenney Leonard Norton Wm. B. Mathewson and others.
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