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Newspaper
Maumee Express
Location
Maumee, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1837
Page
2
The Whig party nominates Jon Patterson of Hancock County for senator and George W. Crawford of Williams County for representative. The announcement lists their names and counties as the ticket.
A long published notice appeals to readers for support and explains financial strain. The piece surveys U S politics, expresses opinions on President Polk’s policies, loco foco influence, and calls for readers to weigh the administration’s course while detailing early party dynamics and recent elections. It also notes local business moves and a Toledo incident.
The Michigan Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the coming year names Wooster and Norwalk districts with numerous pastors and stations including Wooster Medina Mansfield Elmore Ashland Norwalk Dover Elyria Mt. Vernon Vermilion and Wyandott Miss with officers such as A Poe J Power J H Shaffer and Raymond Demorr Diemnwr.
A scattered roster of names and towns including Spring Arbor Toledo Maumee Defiance Lima Kalida Port Clinton Finley Risdon Kenton Saginaw and others, with next conference to be held at Tiffin on Sept 5 1838 and editor requesting copying the list next week.
At a public meeting in Lucas County at the Central House on the 21st inst, candidates were nominated for Sheriff and other county offices. A Republican Democratic Delegates convention at Jefferson House Magner City formed a committee to nominate Commissioners, Auditor, Recorder, Assessor, Treasurer, Attorney, Coroner, and Sheriff, with no nomination for Sheriff. The convention adjourned after approving the committee report and directing publication in local papers. The article then covers legislative proceedings, including the Ohio Senate and House sessions, speaker election, printer debates, and references to national politics and media reactions.
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