General Harrison and Wise Tawry Starrigox Nominated for Presidency
A public notice extolls General Harrison with a record of frontier defense and leadership from Fort Meigs to the Thames, and praises Wise Tawry Starrigox as a suitable presidential candidate. It frames Harrison as the Washington of the West, Virginian by birth, and a defender of republican principles, urging support for both men.
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John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Btam Tawry Starrigox
Address from Americans in Paris to the King after assassination attempt
A delegation of American citizens in Paris presents a formal address to the king, offering congratulations on his safety, condemning the act’s depravity, and wishing long life and prosperity for the French nation. The king replies with gratitude and emphasizes his admiration for the United States and gratitude for past hospitality.
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United States
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Royal Speech Drips Gratitude As Deputation Bids Farewell
The royal speaker delivered good wishes for the welfare and prosperity of the nation with cordial kindness and feeling. The deputation then bid their farewell, and the audience felt the gracious tone of the moment.
Letter correspondence on county division pledge in 1835
A Norwalk letter dated Oct 3 1835 asks candidate Mr Morse if he pledged support for a county division and seeks a public denial or confirmation. Morse replies that no pledge was given and commits to serving constituents’ interests and following their wishes.
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Co. Stans
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Address to Huron County Whig Electors in 1835
A Norwalk committee writes to Huron County Whigs defending the party’s Sep 1835 nominations. They urge unity, reject charges of imbecility or corruption, praise Lauurn Morse, Annen Koor, and other nominees, and call for steadfast support at the polls.
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Norwalk
Conventions and the Harsh Tone of Political Reviews
The Sandusky Clerian discusses inconsistencies in convention reviews and the impact on aspirants for office. It notes how conventions align with some claims but can undermine others, prompting accusations of bargain and intrigue and highlighting tensions over perceived favoritism in county actions.
Albert and Berl announce Ruggles as candidate for County Surveyor
The newspaper prints that FOUN BRARDSLEY is not a candidate for County Recorder. An obituary notes the death by suicide of Mr Mickering, an architect at the Arsenal Buildings in Dearborn Michigan, aged 36, described as a respected man with long ill health.
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Albert & Berl
Ruggles
Foun Brardsley
Mickering
Arsenal
Dearborn
Political play and letters on Whig to Jackson transition
A letter and editorial exchange discuss Whig candidates long announced for the upcoming election and their stance against the late Convention. They critique editors and supporters, praising or condemning figures like Robert Morton Thaddeus B Sturges Henry Brudkingisiam Lew a Sturges and others as Jacksonian or Whig allies. The piece mocks political betrayal and urges continued loyalty to Jacksonism while lampooning editorial coverage.
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Robert Marron
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Mottora
Col. Stone
Nave
Jackson Min
MW Hig
Muck
Tolpawanton
Candidate for Office Targets Mechanics in Norwalk
In the Reflector the author notes a single candidate from Norwalk who previously attacked a respected citizen at a charter election as a mere mechanic. Now this man seeks office and banks on support from those same workers. He warns voters to beware of the coming October.
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Athee
Norwalk
Remark on Webster quote and political dispute in local paper
The letter criticizes a newspaper claim attributing the saying Take care of the rich and the rich will take care of the poor to Daniel Webster. The author argues Webster denied uttering or publishing the line and mentions ongoing disagreement over the sentiment and its attribution.
Political Letter from Lewis B. Sturges Appeals for Votes
A 1323 dated open letter from Lewis B. Sturges to Huron County voters defends his conduct, attacks Whig insiders, and asks support for the Recorder’s office. The piece laments convention manipulation, calls for integrity, and condemns betrayal of party interests. Also notes local population figures and a counterfeit-money arrest in nearby Torey City.
Violent Shootout Follows Race Ground Dispute in Ridgefield
A Kentucky stranger and Ridgefield residents Hutchinen and Lester Coup clashed at a race event near Ridgefield. Hutchinsen shot Coup, who died minutes later. Hutchinsson fled into the woods. pursuit failed and no arrest reported. News reflects regional political commentary and public notices of unrest.
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Lester Coup
Ridgefield
Dutchinson
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