Frustrated House Debate on French Treaty and Paris Press
The lengthy report covers a House confrontation over a motion and a reading, with the Speaker arresting inquiry, and A. defending prior statements about relations with France. It notes commerce fears in New York, then provides late France news, including reactions to President Jackson’s message and the Paris journals’ stance on indemnity and treaty terms.
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Paris and Washington clash over 25 million plan details
French and American press debate President Jackson’s threat to force hostilities, treaty dignity, and a possible 25 million grant. Commentary notes the unity of France and U S concerns, calls for restraint, and predicts cabinet shifts amid diplomatic tension. A Canterbury marriage ends simply at home.
Important from France in Baltimore Gazette
From Baltimore Gazette content discusses reactions to the President's message on France and indemnity. Havre reports exchanged letters between Livingston and Admiral De Digny. Indemnity bill reportedly planned for January 12 but delayed amid diplomatic tension. French government may call reprisals if Congress approves the measure. Opinions split between payment advocates and opponents amid evolving advisories. Local anxieties rise as further advices are awaited.
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President accuses ministers over ratified treaty refusal
The President blames the ministers for non execution of the ratified treaty, citing an obstacle created by the French government. The statement asserts the chamber's refusal and frames the issue as a ministerial responsibility.
The War Debate and French Indemnity Tangle
A lengthy discussion on war with France, indemnity claims, and a proposed five million relief fund. Editors critique diplomacy, urge decisive action, and warn against nonintercourse or war as tools for merchant interests, while outlining parliamentary dynamics and trade impacts.
Adams county delegate meeting adopts pro Jackson platform
A February 1835 Adams county delegate meeting at the Geuvening court house agreed to form a five member committee, appoints delegates to the state convention at Harrisburg, and passes resolutions urging national convention support for Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren. It endorses rotation in office, backs Governor Wolf succession ideas, and endorses Geo Wolf as a leader while naming Zerwanta Hexcerr and Andrew G. Miugr as delegates. The minutes note paid cash for linen and rag at the printing office.
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