Whig Meeting at Cooke's Corners in 1841
A Ridgefield Lyme Oxford and Groton Whig meeting held October 1 1841 at Cooke's Corners elected Jonathan Prentiss and L B Stowe as officers. A five member committee drafted resolutions praising Euthenos Cooke and Murphy party aims while pledging support for Whig platforms and criticizing Tyler's cabinet. The group adjourned to Norwalk on the 11th and authorized publication in Whig papers.
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Comke’s Corners
Ridgefield
Lyme
Oxford
Gr Oton
Cooke’s Corners
Joxathan Prexviss
L. B. Stooxe
J. K. Campbell
J. Campbell
C. B Squire
Stephen Russell
John Fish
Orrinn Andress
Lérsefred
En Eutheros Cooke
Sandusky City
Ohio
pSeniGhe
Ridgefeld
Groton
Ensinell
Whig
Whagzan Hoxey Hannisux
Republic
Panto’ Hirnison
Mir Tyler
Hank
Congress
Norwalk
J. Prentiss i
EB. & G Been
Business Committee Appointments Named in Meeting
Thomas Warren, John J. Ford and George Haynes were appointed said committee. C. A. MILLER, Ch'n. E. Morse, Sez'y.
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Thomas Warren
John J. Ford
George Haynes
C. A. Miller
Ch'n. E. Morse
Sez’y
Townsend Whig Meeting at School House Near Tucker’s
At a Whig meeting in Towns end the chair was Le vi Charmin and Rexs Benson named secretary Two vigilance committees of four were appointed The resolutions urged Whig duty at polls in October approved Norwalk convention nominations and pledged to oppose non precious metal banking and fiat notes until redeemed in gold or silver The Vigilance Committee was urged to ensure Whig voters support in November Proceedings to be published in Hurga Reflector.
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Theuiwu
E. Cooke
Uris
Huron
Erie
Roswell Gibbs
Wm. H. Hopkins
Lucius A. Hine
Theodore Williams
L. A. Wine
J.J. Akerman
Bronson
Bronson Township
Cyres A. Minnea
Ezekiel Morse
Martin Hester
William Lecaily
Ephraim W. Herrick
Aaron Kellogg
James Porter
Daniel W. Warren
Townsend
Sauce Tucker’s
Levi Charmin
Rexs. Benson
Norwalk
Hurga
Levi Chapailan
Can
Barque Florida Strands at Brigan tine Shoals Lose Cargo
The barque Florida from Canton, sailing May 19, stranded on Brigan tine Shoals and crew were saved by Captain Cranmer. Cargo valued around 200,000 with teas, skins, gunpowder, rhubarb, and crape shawls. underwriters face about 40,000 pounds loss. Letters from Canton describe unrest and military moves as Chinese forces reportedly prepare for conflict.
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Florida
Canton
Birdsto
Cranmer
Wackerton
N. J
Bush
Muanors
Trt
Bremer
Calcutta
Henry Fottinger
England
Population of Hospitalia Reported at Fifty Five
The text states Hospitalia's people total fifty five, counting the chief three sub-chiefs and twenty-three Watriurs. This estimate reflects the leadership and social structure described in the source fragment.
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Hospitalia
Watriurs
Aadisuniuas
Unauthorized Banks and Loco Foco Plots Exposed
The Cinetunati Gazette accuses Locofocos of driving a wasteful shin plaster currency through numerous unauthorized banks in Newport and Ohio towns. It profiles here the Newport Lyceum, Manhattan Bank, and other institutions tied to Surtees, Bates, and Gov. Shannon, alleging fraud, absconding officers, and manipulated charters. The piece urges readers to verify the claims and views Whig opposition as complicit in the speculative banking scheme.
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Cinetunati Gazette
Locovetos
Newport Liceum
Shannon
John I. Tidbats
Newport
van Buren
Jexchange Bank
Iiliam
Surtees
Mechanes and Traders’ Bank
Revenge Bank
Loco Fuco Party
Dey
Washington Library Company
Bates
Cole
Binghampton Post Note
Sharon
Ocoisin
Aranhattan Bank
Orphens Institute
Stark County
Third Street
Gallipolis Burk
Loco Foco
Columbus
New York
Cli
Den
House
Congress
Gallia
Bryan
Loco
Hindo
Mc Qatch
Ast
Beeun
Bank of West Union
Reform
Fechange Bank
John Bates
Olyalaold
Springs Bank of
Louisville
Otis Arnold & Co
Otis Arnold
Nashrile
Kentucky
Louisville Savings’ Bank
Newport Lyceum
Cincinnati Ue
Erie County Whig Ticket and agricultural reflection
Erie County Whig Ticket lists Abner Root for Auditor Isaac Fowler for Commissioner and Charles B Squire for Recorder From the Maine Farmer the piece argues against view that agriculture is perfect and urges continual improvement citing varieties of corn potatoes and other crops It notes Swartwouts testimony before a New York customs committee and comments on public reaction to State evidence in corruption cases
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Erie County Whig
Abner Root
Isaac Fowler
Charles B. Squire
Nature
South America
New York
Swartwout
Customhouse
Prentice
Whigs of Norwalk Call Meeting at White School House
Whigs of Norwalk urge a general turnout for a Whig meeting at the White School House in the village on Monday evening prior to the election.
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Norwalk
White School House
Bolt & Gibbs
Peru
Columbus Daily Journal Change to Daily and Subscriptions
The Columbus Daily Journal announces a shift from semi weekly to daily publication due to election importance. Tri weekly edition offered at 4 dollars annually, weekly at 2.50, daily at 6, all paid in advance. The paper aims to please readers and the Whig state party, with new type and upcoming improvements.
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State Journal
Ohio
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Col. Worth
Punta Rassa
Sangbel Island
Carlosahatchee
Gulfside
Pease Creek
Hoxpitaka
Gulf
Jehall
Tampa
Arkansas
Prélty
Meetin
Columbus Daily Journal
C. A. Preston
John M. Latimer
Kenan
Henry Brown
Latimer
Kennan
Ikennan
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DS. Morse
George Hagaman
Lovina Nichols
Chauncey Burr
Milan
CHASE
Liereitnu, Nan
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J. R. Osborn
Henry Adams
Sira Adams Guldah Adams
George Barman
Philip Barman
B. P. Baker
E.S. Castle
A.S. Curtiss
Robert Clark Smith Castle
Con. Wyatt Cook
O. Dannell
Diantha H. Dolph
Benjamin Holloway
Jamnes M
Jacob Hicks
Cooke’s Font Corners
Huron Co
Seth Smith James Smith
Peter Camp
John S. Richardson
Henry C
Eben Patterson J.N. Briges
Air
James Breckuridge
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Laden
New Haven
Long Maxwell
John Jacob Myers
John Murphy
Robert Nash
Elijah Parker
Joshua C. Phelps
R. Z. Pierce
Charles Robison Rey, LE. Simpson
George Scho
William Scripture
Irene van Marcus Woodworth
Jonathan Wats
Nicholas E. Steward, P.M
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Stephen D. Carkhuff
Stephen D. Carkhuffe
J .Whyler
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A. Call
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Ada R . Bi
Lydia Backus Yrambull
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Nathan Botsford Titus
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Mary J. Hill Delenan Hodges
Mary Jane Hull
Jesse Kingsbury
Joseph Lebare
Delina A. Pettis Almond Richardson
Homer Smith
Simeon Smith
Mary Smith
Cyrus Simmons
John Sirable
Thomas Stolp
Anthony Swarts
Sally Willson
Alonzo H. Fox, P. M
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Ronning
Beneta
James Mgowan
Rpue
H. Chase
Edwin Eaton Daniel Edson Smith
A. Ellis
William Flemmir
Nathan M. Fisher
Lotison Gates
TL. Gibson Terman C. Goady
H.C. Goodwin
Charlotte Gislick
Joel K. and
Philip Harrison
Peter Hammond Leander Binnman
Elizabeth R. Henn
Joho L Heins
Jonathan Hulmes
George Hudson
John G. Hunter
Win. Hyatt Charles Thomas
Tsaac
Stiger
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John Lang
George W. Mattoon
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William M'Gragor
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Stephen Parkhurst
Levi Platt
Elnath
Raymond James Roberts
T. Smith
D. Seymour
N. B. Slater
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William H. Smith
Peter Shater Charles R. Squire Samoel Sheffer
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Mrs. Sagnates
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Matthew Tucker
Hannah Tracy
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W. M
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Sunarhinye White
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Geawas Levrens
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Mary Harmon Baldwin
Jobeson
Fran Valentine Walter Sebastian Woelfe
Q. Jenney
P.M. Norwalk
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Rail Road
Monroeville
Edward Baker
Sec’y
Farmers’ Cheap
Monroevile
B. FB
Tilden
Farmers’ Cash
B. D
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Farmers
Clarksfield
Clarksfeld
Elyria
Smith Starr
B. Sturges
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