Ireland Repeal Debate Touches Tithes and petitions
A Dublin parochial meeting at Mr O Connell's was held to discuss tithes and ministers' money with a motion by Mr O Connell and a committee to prepare petitions. O Connell argued for repeal petitions while Shiel and others supported presenting masses of signatures to the imperial parliament as a path for Ireland's self rule.
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O’connell
Dublin
PF. Kelly
O'Connell
Scotland
Giant’s Causeway
Cape
Cannomara
Shiel
O'- Connell
Debate on Banking Charter and National Currency
Fragmentary remarks from a legislative session discuss the creation or rechartering of a national bank, modifications to the present charter, and the role of currency in the U.S. economy. The speaker argues for a modified recharter with safeguards, stressing unity, public trust, and a stable, uniform currency to protect the government’s finances and national credit.
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B. Brock
Peonswytrents
Nome Hank
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National Bank
U. States
T . US
Bork
Massachusetts
White
Ind
Union
Poligy
Virginia House adopts resolutions on Bank of United States removal
The Virginia House of Delegates adopts four resolutions condemning the presidents actions as unauthorized and dangerous, urging Senate and Congress to act. The body asserts opposition to Treasury interference and calls for measures to remedy the power grab relating to the Bank of the United States, noting public sentiment favors the administration but criticizes the bank as unconstitutional.
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Virginia
U. States
General Assembly of
Treasury Department
Bank of
Bank of the
False Alarm Over Editor’s Matrimonial Joke on Long Island
A Long Island editor’s joke about his family’s size sparked reader unease before revealing it was a wag’s prank. The piece notes the editor’s wife and four children and suggests matrimony tensions in Ohio with hundreds of divorce cases and dozens of legislative applications, hinting at social mores of the era.
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Acreporta
Academiere Sciences
M. de Fontenelle
Totte Corday
Coleman
Nes
Columbus
Bevins
Long Island
N. Yi
Wiig
Lis
Ohio
Consumption deaths in Portland in 1833 prompt alarm
A Providence Journal summary notes that over one fourth of Portland deaths in 1833 were from consumption. The paper adds that half as many deaths from the disease would cause panic, and that mortality in the city from the same cause was about one sixth of the whole, with twenty exceeding that proportion. It blames careless exposure among the community, especially among the young and beloved.
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Portland
Comera
Polish unrest and great power pact threaten Poland
The Journal des Debats reports Austria Prussia and Russia sign an offensive defensive treaty over Poland. If revolt breaks out each power would field 35000 troops totaling 105000. They offer reforms but no independent Polish kingdom. In Warsaw at Modlin a speaker urges persistent liberal effort through a long future. ViennaNov 14 couriers rapid among major capitals.
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Journal Des Debats
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Kingdom of
Warsaw
Modlin
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
Berlin
Paris
London
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