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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

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Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1840

Page

1

Address to the People of Ohio Concluded

A lengthy political tract denounces government waste under Van Buren, criticizing expenses in Washington and territorial pay, calling for fiscal reform. It cites specific items such as nine copies of newspapers for the Treasury Secretary, clock maintenance, and furniture for public offices, urging citizens to demand accountability and oppose extravagant spending. It also notes debates over Croghan and Harrison, defending Col. Croghan against slander and calling for publication of correspondence.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Treasur Piner Vanety van Buren General Government National United States Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Winconsin James Collins Kentucky Indiana Sub Treasury J de Sethorst William B. Slaughter Willam B. Slaughter St. Louis, &c Wiliam B. Slaughter Milwaukie Willan B. Slaughter de Selhorst Congress Mississippi River Mississippi John Quincy Adams Washington City Cumberland Road Monroe Adams Cincinnati Daily Republican America Hamilton Harrison William Henry Harrison Martin van Buren General Harrison Gen. Harrison McClagett New Hampshire Ullinois Ireland Erin New Yok

Publication of General Harrison letters questioned by Col Churchill

The letters in question were not authorized for publication by Col. George Croghan and were denied by General Harrison. Gaines notes their private discussions on Harrison’s actions at Tippecanoe Fort Stephenson and Fort Meigs, praising Harrison’s bravery and strategic acumen while defending him against political slander.

St. Louis Commercial Bulletin Col. Croghan Gen. Harrison Tocotoco Harrison Col.Croghan Martin van Buren Garrisson Gaines St. Louis Limes Gen Wellas van Buren Washington Harrisson Tippecanoe Boyd Tip‘pecanoe Sandusky Harricoh Saml B. Churchill Col. Churchill General Casa Fort Meigs Fort Stephenson Warrison Wood Col. Dudley Kentucky Fort Erie Camp Seneca Major Wood Tecumseh Shelby England Perry Lake Erie Edmund P. Gaines George Crocuan

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