02 Apr 1836
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1836
Page
1
The notice outlines weekly publication by A. M. Gest & Co with pricing: two dollars per year in advance or within sixty days, two dollars and fifty cents within the year, plus late payment penalties. Advertisements up to a square run for one dollar, three times. longer ads priced proportionally. Communications must be postpaid. otherwise unaddressed.
A short political reflection argues that true liberty lies with the sovereign people and warns against measures that would undermine popular sovereignty. The piece emphasizes vigilance and civic responsibility in safeguarding rights.
A dense roster of electors and candidates listed by counties across Ohio for presidential and vice presidential tickets, governor, and senatorial elections. Names span Belmont Franklin Hamilton Butler Wood Clinton Brown Gallia Scioto Marion Knox Richland Medina Trumbull Columbiana Wayne Harrison and Muskingum counties with numbered district designations.
The letter to Speaker and members of the Virginia General Assembly argues that expunging the Senate journal via their resolutions would violate the U.S. Constitution and oath. John Tyler declares he cannot obey the instruction to expunge and resigns with a pledge to preserve constitutional integrity. He warns such expunging erodes liberty and invites political weaponization.
The letter reports Isaac Lanin and Willis Nettles attacked by about 15 to 20 Indians while hog chasing near Mr Larry's. Nettles was killed and his head and entrails taken. Lanin escaped with a ball through the calf. A company later found Nettles' body. The writer notes Indians nearby for several days and mentions two additional sightings near dawn.
The Quebec scene shows Lord Gosford failing to appease liberale factions in Lower Canada. Bills face council rejection, pay to officers in dual roles halted, and a minority walkout once broke the assembly for lack of quorum, signaling ongoing political tension.
The article muses on revisiting childhood scenes stirred by memory in crowded cities or tranquil valleys. It links such scenes to lost friends, time wasted, and the moral pull of duty, urging perseverance as the path to fortune and fame through personal industry and integrity.
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