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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1832
Page
3
A farmer from Ohio argues against tarriffs favoring Southern planters and criticizes President Jackson. He contends England buys Southern cotton while northern factories struggle, and warns against dismantling domestic mills to benefit slave labor interests and eastern grain interests.
The Huron Reflector argues truth and error must be cut by a free press. It suggests Jackson enjoys support from citizens wary of church state union and cites his ties to Ezra Stiles Ely, church patronage, and political strategy during 1824. It questions his appeal and potential support from Bly.
Ar. Clay urged in the Senate last winter a plan to divide public lands revenues among states. would have given Ghia two to three hundred thousand dollars and alleviated canal debt and taxes, unless blocked by President Jackson. Ohio voters, urged by an elder speaker, face a pivotal vote next Friday, as the speaker hints at a short remaining life and appeals to Huron County citizens.
An outspoken facade of early American political debate arguing that re electing Andrew Jackson would ruin the nation. The writer cites Lexington Yorktown and Monroe era pride while attacking Jacksons vetoes recalls of ministers and diplomats and praises Clay and Servent as the path to restored prosperity.
A Norwalk meeting of Young Men of Marion County forms a Vigilance Committee to rally opposition to Andrew Jackson. They denounce his presidency, praise a reformist platform, and urge citizens to vote on November 2 to restore what they claim are constitutional protections and away from tyranny.
A 1832 proclamation urges young men of Huron County to rally to the Jackson party, condemn Federalists and Tories, and cast ballots for electors for President and Vice President on November 2. It defends constitutional order, warns against Democratic opponents, and appeals to patriotism and duty. Signed by Levin Citizens Sam West Thaddeus B Sturges Charles L Boalt David J Fitch William F Kittredge Erastus Sheldon Joan Bedford on October 26 1832.
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