Dispatches Detail Wool's France Visit and Queen Mother Departure
The article notes immediate preparations for the queen mother's departure to her duchy to spare her life. Inspector General Wool, who traveled to France on a special mission, was warmly received by the French government. He attended the grand review in Paris with 70,000 troops and 100 artillery pieces, was in the king's suite, and dined with the monarch on multiple occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool
U. States
France
Natonal Guards
Paris
Bale
Don Pedro Expedition Reports From Portugal
Portu gal dispatches note Don Pedro's forces have not yet opened campaign and plan to march on Lisbon from Oporto. Deserters and disarmings shift loyalties while Oporto remains quiet. British steamer delivers arms for Pedro’s cutters. Paris reports constitutional troops in Coimbra and Miguelite retreat toward Santarem.
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Portugal
Don Pedro
Faumourit
Marquis of
Anglesea
Pedro
Oporto
Lisbon
Sartorius
Tagus
Don Miguel
Brocklebank
London
New Hope
Ebenezer
Paris
Bordeaux
Coimbra
Miguel
Leira
Santarem
Death by Lightning in Wendell New Hampshire
During a slight storm on the 6th Mr Brooks Toby of Wendell New Hampshire was instantly killed by a lightning strike. His hat torn to pieces as if at the muzzle of a field piece, his hair singed, skin bruised, and marks of electric fluid visible on his body down to the knee where the glow seemed to pass off. Clothes torn and scorched.
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Brooks Toby
Wendell
N. H
Norwalk Notice Urges Settlement of Arrears by October
Norwalk patrons are informed that all arrearages for newspapers advertisements and related items must be settled by October 8 as the Court of Common Pleas opens. Bills cover the current quarter and agents will collect in each town from those who do not remit, signaling a feared temporal judgment day.
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Court of Common Pleas
National Republican Convention at Norwalk Iuron County
At the Norwalk Court House on the 15th a National Republican convention nominated Danita Tinpen for State Senate and Moors Farwell for Representative. A central committee was named, and calls went out to unite behind Henry Clay for President and John Sergeant for VP, with an address to electors of Huron, Seneca, and Sandusky counties urging unity to defend the Constitution and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Norwalk
Iuron
Levert Monsi
John Berrono
John Sowers
Moses Sowers
Henry W. Standart
Charles Hollister
Henry Tice
Cyrus Cole
Riggles
Jacob Roorback
Daniel Beach
Florence
J. W. Scott
Eli
Barnum
George G. Baker
Henry Tucker
New Caven
William D. Mann
David Powers
Caleb Palmer
Orford
Benjamin Drake
Ivory Douglass
Peru
Moses C. Sanders
Jeremal Cole
Danima Tinpen
Dantet
Tilden
Huron
Moors Farwenl
Moors Farwell
Luton
David Gibbs
John Bedford
T. B. Sturges
Wm. Gallup
George Sheffield
of Huron
Fhat
J. K. Campbell
Lyme
John Fish
Ridgefield
Burdett Wood
Oxford
Wm. D. Mann
New Daven
Benaijah Gustin
Perkins
Abner Root
Portland
Josephus B. Sloan
Margaretta
Robert Morton
G. W. Curtis
Angeles
D. W. Brown
Greenwich
Wm. W. Ladd
Fitchville
W. C. Spaulding
New London
Philo Wells
Vermillion
Amiel P. Pierce
Wakeman
Smith Starr
Clarksfield
Moses A. Sanders
Pera
Jabez Wright
Hosmer Merry
Milan
Lot Merrick
Bron
Rufus
Daniel Tilden
John K. Campbell
U. States
Congress
Eleutheros Cooke
Huron Reflector
Sandusky Clarion
Lemuel Morse
Jonun Beprono
Sec’y
Seneca
Sandusky
Dane Titnan
Senate
Moors Panwaut
National Republican Party
United States
Union
Partic
Friends of
Jesup W. Scott
David Walker
Jeremiah Baker
E. Andrews
T.L. Dealing
Weary Lockwoot
John Brooks Jr
Tamilton
Joab Squire
Nathan Jenkins
Ezra Sprague
Giles Chapin
Nomination of Senator and Representative Faces Union Call
A Norwalk assembly of 52 delegates warns against splitting votes in the upcoming election. They urge unity to support Mr. Cooke for Congress and Dr. Daniel Tilden for State Senate, cautioning that division could allow opponents to prevail for the State Legislature seat. Thaddeus Rh. Sturges withdraws his candidacy and calls for harmony, mutual concession, and a common county good in the September 17 1832 notice.
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Jackson
Congress
Cooke
Daniel Tilden
Clay
Jacksantany
Norwalk
Huron
Messrs
Preston & Co
Thaddeus Rh. Sturges
The
Clarion
Enrrons
United we stand in a political endorsement letter
A Norwalk letter dated September 17, 1832 urges unity for Moors Farwell as Representative of the county at large. The writer, while noting personal preferences, argues for abandoning minor objections, praising Farwell’s integrity and abilities, and warning that division could let opponents coalesce to defeat their cause. The piece endorses collective action and consolidation of local support.
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Doctor Tilden
Moors Farwell
Portland
Farwell
Mr. Cooke
Convention
Norwalk
Letters Seek Views On Tariff And Internal Improvement
A correspondence to congressional candidates requests full, public expressions on protecting tariffs and internal improvements by the General Government. The writer notes limited known positions and urges clarity to determine friend or foe to local interests. It references Mr Cooke’s recent course and the rival’s stance as part of the inquiry.
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Huron
Coounayo
Pattenson
Squires
Congress
Otr
Political notices and a fatal shooting in 1832
A series of public notices urge candidates Jas. Powlis Jably Wright Ebenezer Merry to run for the Huron county legislature and request election announcements. Also reported is the death of Lewis Lth, a Vermillion collier, found with a rifle shot to the chest, with uncertainty about suicide. The issue notes calls for anti Jackson unity, a Norwalk general convention, and reports on the Missouri War crisis including Black Hawk’s death.
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Lewis
Philo Shepard
Vermillion Township
Huron County
Shepard
Siot
Geaum County
New Jersey
Kentucky
Lettey
Abov
Missouri Republican
Wallace
Galena
Na-o-po-pe
Black Hawk
Mississippi
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United States Supreme Court
America
Presbe
Messrs. Preston & Co
Jasper Powlis
Jably Wright. Esq
New Haven
Ebenezer Merry
County of Huron
Askec
de Aly
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