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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

27 Oct 1846

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Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1846

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Proclamation and combat reports from Monterey 1846

Santa Ana's bid to lead Mexico’s war effort intensifies as New Mexico moves toward U.S. annexation under Gen. Kearney after proclamations summon elections for a congressional delegate and territorial legislature. Taylor’s forces press defenses, suffer losses, and secure key positions around Monterey amid ongoing negotiations and armistice discussions.

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Luis Despeic Taylor Eaton Monterey Saltillo Cat. Hays Worth Butler 1St Kentucky Bishop J. S. Woods First Infantry 3D Infantry L. N. Morris G. P. Field P. F. Barbour D. S. Irwin R. Hazlin 4Th Infantry C. Hoskins Sth H. McKavett Maryland and Washington W. H. Watson Volunern Ohio Regiment M. Hert Tennessee Regiment W. B. Allen M. Putnam Wourven Corps of Engineers J.K. T. Mansfield Corps of Topographical Engineers W. G. Williams 1St J. L. Abercrombie J. H. Lamotte J. C.terrett R. Dilworth W- Lear H. Bainbridge Jth Infantry R. H. Graham Sth Infantry N. B. Rossel Heapauarreks New Leon Bishop's Palace Privcpal Plaza Ampudia Lalso Gen. Worth Ampudi Mexico Captan Williams Lieut Terrett Lat Gatlin Tth Infantry Santa Ana New Olea Pepese Vere Cruz U. S John Adams Truxtoo Carpender Adams Rerian Gregory Pensacola Vixen New York Vera Cruz Com. M. C. Perry Com. Perry Mississippi Lieut. Taylor St. Mary’s Salas Paredes Santa Ane Republic Imen Pueblap Puebla Cone New Orleans la Vega Almonte Ion Meaico Congress Esting Pittsburgh American Santa Fe Kearney New Mexico Congress of the United States Senate House Don Manuel Linosa Magoffin House of P. Haraway & Nephews Alcaldes S. W. Kearney Army U. States Republic of the United States Union Mexican Republic
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Whig nominee William Bess wins Ohio governorship

The Huron Reflector reports statewide returns showing William Bess beating David Tod for governor by about 2000 votes. Weather and light turnout reduced margins. some Whigs opposed Bess for repealing the black laws or not opposing slavery firmly enough. First Whig governor in fourteen years outside presidential years. latest county totals cited.

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William Bess David Tod
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Congressional Delegation Split After State Election

The Whigs hold 11 seats, Locos 9, and 1 Independent in Congress. District by district, Whigs include Fisher, Canby, Edwards, Milter, Duncan, Vall, and Giddings among others, with Locos led by Faran, Sawyer, Schenck, Dickinson, Hamer, Taylor, Duncan, and more, plus Independent Lahm.

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Congress Thomas O. Edwards Whig Daniel Duncan John K. Milter Samuel F. Vinton Thomas Richey Nathan Evans Wig William Kennon John D Cummins George Fries Samuel Lahm John Crowell Joshua R. Giddings Joseph M. Root
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The Legislature and Stark Wayne County Returns

The State Journal notes Stark county wards opened late, Locofocos voting after four. Griswold may win a Senate seat, giving Whigs a 2 vote margin, later revised to a 4 vote Whig Senate majority after recounts in Stark and Wayne counties. House shows Whigs 39 Local 32 Independent Democrat.

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Senate Griswold Stark County State Journal Wayne County Supreme Court Reuben Wood P.S Stark Wayne Hiram Griswold Levi Cox
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Ohio State Journal Sold to New Proprietor Turant

The Ohio State Journal announces the sale of the paper from Mr Caartes Scott who has run it for ten to twelve years to Wm B Turant. Thrall remains with experience and will help run the paper better under new management.

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Redeemed Whigs Sweep Old Redstone State Victory

The Redstone State election yields sweeping Whig gains in Congress with seventeen of twenty four seats, a canal commissioner win by about eight thousand votes, and majorities in both legislative chambers. Polk era fault lines, tariff repeal foes, and Mexican war coverage follow with Georgia and Florida outlooks alongside army dispatches from Matamoros and Camargo.

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Redstone Senate Congress Old Commonwealth James K. Polk Old Pennsylvania Georgia Messie Cobb Haralson Lumpkin Jerson Messrs Toombs King Stephens Jones Foerrwurm U. S. Journal Thornton U. S. Dragoons Charleston S. C Charleston Courier Matamoros Taylor Patterson Camargo Alabama Monterey Pillow Rio Grande Ohio Cpl. Curtis Lowe Fort Brown Fort Paredes Gel Clark U.S. A Reynosa Swartwout Mier Kane Mies Peter
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