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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1832
Page
2
State Elections Timetable in Various States
The notice lists election timing by state with dates such as Maine second Monday in September and New York first Monday in November. It notes Delaware and South Carolina electors chosen by the Legislature and reports several accidents and a crime tale, including a fatal boiler and a prize ticket theft ending with arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New Hampshire
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Norwalk Township Electing Delegates for County Convention
Citizens are urged to meet at the Court-House Thursday at 6 PM to elect six delegates to attend Saturday’s county convention. The notice stresses fair representation and an expression of the county's will, avoiding any balk as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Huron County
Ohio
Oxford
Milan
Sarah Moore
Ralph Daniels
T. B. Sturats
Norwalk
Constable's Salls
Circular urging county delegates to Norwalk Convention
The document calls Huron county electors to send delegates to a county convention at the Norwalk courthouse on September 15 noon to back a district senator and county representative aligned with local interests. Names and dates appear with notices from Birmingham and Monroeville subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Norwalk
John T H. Tuttle
Wm. Townsend
A. Root
S. Sherwood
A. P. Tower
Thos. Neil
J. M. Root
W. I. Caswell
John Turk
W. H W. Mills
Daniel Smith
Moors Farwell
James Hollieter
Wm. Lisle
Seth C. Parker
G.S. Dorrell
John Wheeler
Sept
Sth
Maker and Associate in Sign of Affray, Journal Clue
Fragmentary text references a maker and his associate linked to a case labeled parties of we first part. The note suggests a journal entry or report noting an affair or dispute without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker
Cooke’s record versus Patterson for Congress 1832 district
A veteran Ohio legislator lauds Mr. Cooke for pushing pensions for Revolutionary War veterans, harbor and river projects, post offices, and Illinois River surveys. He criticizes Mr. Patterson as unproven, urging continuity to advance key regional measures, including the Connecticut Reserve land claim and the Lower Sandusky road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ylouse of Representatives
Cooxn
Cooxs
Ife
Chagrin
Vermillion
Kaa
Congress
Cleaveland
Blackriver
Huron River
U. States
Lake Erie
Cooer
Lst
Lower Sandusky
Greenville Treaty
Delaware
Brownston
United States
Cooke
Ohio
Conness
Snvcdusky
Seneca
Crawford
Conn
Cuyahoga River
Land Committee
Connecticut Reserve
Cuyahoga
Patterson
Reasons of Jacksonians on Bank Recharter at New Haven
To the Jacksonian Convention at New Haven on August 28 1832 the Huron Reflector responds to your fourth resolution arguing the Bank of the United States recharter is unconstitutional and criticizes the claim that foreigner owned capital is tax exempt. The article questions what could induce reasonable men to accept such reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Bank of the United
No such provision in the Bill asserts veto claims
A speaker argues there is no clause or expression in the Bill supporting opponents ideas and criticizes misrepresentation. He cites Jackson’s veto claims, notes charter practices grant stockholders exclusive privileges, and urges informed citizens to seek truth rather than mislead. The letter closes with a respectful sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Public discourse on Sandusky candidates for the next Legislature
The article discusses Doctors Anderson and Sloan as Sandusky city candidates to represent Turon county in the upcoming Legislature. It notes questions about Andersons politics, claims he supported various national figures, and Sloan as a Jackson opponent. It also mentions local notices of a death and ailing health among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Danforth
Windsor Locks
Com
Orrin Parsons
Birmingham
Huron
Wessrs. Preston & Co
Titaddeus B. Sturges
Sturges
Messrs
Preston & Co
Doct. Anderson
Col. Sloan
Sandusky City
Turon County
Heros
Nationals
Ifon
T. Cooke
Lindsay
Jackson
Gen. Jackson
Clay
Bank
A. Sunsermen
Horse Cholera and a Garden Peach Tale
In Huron on September 4 1882 a horse contracted a cholera like illness after an unnamed incident followed by death. The Philadelphia Gazette reports a farmer fed fallen garden peaches to his horse who then suffered spasms and cholera symptoms but the animal survived with medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Gazette
October Election Slated As Second Tuesday Candidates Named
The notice lists candidates for October elections including Governor Duncan Marthur Robert Lucas Darius Lyman and others for Congress and state legislature. Maritime arrivals and clearances shown include ships S Thompson Prince Eugene Buffalo and Louisa Jenkins bound for Buffalo Detroit Venice and Island with goods and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Marthur
Robert Lucas
Darius Lyman
Congress
Eleutheros Cooke
Huron
William Patterson
Daniel Tilden
Norwalk
Ezra Sprague
Florence
Joseph Otis
Berlin
John N. Sloan
Portland
Gorge Anderson
Moses Kimball
John Kennan
Cyrus Butler
Matthew Mkelvey
Pan
Luke Keeler
Port OF
Ron
Ostry
S. Thompson
Walker
Detroit
Buffalo
Prince Eugene
Patterson
N. Jenkins & Co
Venice
B. Higgins
Heart
N. J.d&co
Cleveland
Blair, Wheeler & Co
Lousa Judson
M’ Gee
Independence
Louisa Jenkins
Case
Smith & Macy
Lady of the Lakes
Thompson
S. Thompson, Walker
Weather recap of the past week with varied conditions
The past week showed a pattern of cloudiness and showers on several days, with clear and cool periods interspersed, followed by hazy mornings and mild temperatures. Forecasts hint at continued variability into the next week.
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Coxsackie
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Murray
R. Thomas
Broadway
Bridewell
Messer. Preston & Co
Matthew Weelviry
County of
Monroeville
Amherst
Amherst College
Ferrow
Exxutieros Cooke
Richland County
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Cooxx
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Grover Contr
Mr. Colt
Tyo Burini
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