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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1838
Page
2
A Newark Gazette item questions why the Wanjacks suppress delegate names from the recent officeholders force. It contrasts Whig and Constitutionalist practices, warns of inflated counts claimed by opponents, cites political figures and opinions, and notes local township meetings in a Whig-leaning county with calls for organization and a potential Whig Congressional win.
Readers are urged to note an article on page one discussing Locoface Banking in Olio. The piece argues that the Van les cry for reform is hollow and that their actions have shaped the current banking system, for better or worse, making them responsible.
Delegates from Ohio Olue count ies convened September 5 1838 at New Haven Liuton county presiding officials named Linne 14 Moner and A lexanwen Dosxon as vice presidents Joseph M Root received a majority on the fifth ballot and was endorsed as Whig candidate for Congress A committee was named to draft an elector address and proceedings to be published in Whig papers and state journals with signatures of officers.
At a Sept 1 1838 Whig meeting in Clarksfield and Turon townships, officers voted to draft resolutions criticizing the Jackson administration, urging support for Whig nominees, opposing the sub treasury, and praising the Bank reform, with vigilance committees named for school districts and publication plans in local papers. The Claimed leaders include Samuel W Husted Ed Husted and Jabez Wright, along with a broad slate of local residents and committee assignments.
Whig electors at Lyme on Strong's Ridge adopt resolutions supporting Norwalk nominees and Governor Van Buren for re election. They denounce locofocoism and anti whig elements, criticize public printing costs under reform, and attack Van Buren and Jackson era corruption while praising one term guidance.
The Milan Whig meeting held at the school house on a September weekend in 1838 elected Hixry Locrwoon Day as chairman and appointed committees to roster vigilance in school districts and to report resolutions. Resolutions denounced Van Buren’s policies, criticized economic decline, urged defense of civil liberties, and attacked the administration’s currency and spending.
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