Illinois Legislature Debates Bank Charter Suspension Measures
The governor’s message and a flurry of bills and resolutions dominate the extra session. Moore’s committee proposes suspending the State Bank charter and restricting dividends and specie payments until a future session, with Governor’s proclamation linking resumption. Sarxup adds dividend and debt rules. Dexs seeks detailed Alton branch disclosures and state deposits. A bill to incorporate Alton advances in the Senate amid broader speculation. The Cincinnati Gazette dubs Rev Breckenridge a Robespierre figure.
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Tie Rock Bank
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Fedomac Bank
City Bank of
New Orleans
F. M’kie
Little Stock
Arkansas
Buford P. Scott
Stace
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Suffolk Va
Massachusets
Onondara Comity
Memphis
Tenness
Mississippi
Ripin on a Rain and Church Prayer Meetings.
The Observer highlights a debate over mob rule and liberty of speech while urging Christians to maintain prayer meetings. It discusses General Assembly actions on Union plans, missions, and slavery, and questions Synod members' loyalty and participation in the Presbyterian church.
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Brother
Chrier
Sabbath School Celebration Sails on with Trust in Goodwill
The passage expresses confidence that the Sabbath school celebration will yield positive results relying on communal trust and shared purpose. It emphasizes faith in outcomes and collective effort.
Duty to unite against arbitrary power in Presbyterianism
A call to friends of genuine Presbyterianism and voluntary associations urges stern duty to unite in opposition to concentration of power. It defends the term new school Presbyterians against slander, claiming extensive knowledge of infected districts supports the convention's testimony.
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Alton
Friends
General Assembly dispute sparks call for unity in church
A lengthy controversy over the General Assembly's handling of the church scandal prompts calls for renewed brotherly love and action. The letter urges congregations to resist division, defend church governance against centralized power, and unite against perceived misrepresentations during the new school controversy.
Dissent in Religious Assembly and Union Meeting Proposals
A letter from the Ohio Observer criticizes the last Assembly for bitterness among Old and New School factions and calls for a cross-synod convention. It urges Presbyteries to address expurgation and ordination vows amid divisions. The Genesee Connexion meets at New Milford with Porter moderating and Fitch assisting. slavery resolutions are affirmed and a Saybrook Platform reprint is planned.
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Yale College
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Bacon and Cleaveland
Saybrook
Business Doldrums Hit New York Firms in Spring Trade
The Express notes a rare lull in spring sales with sixteen clothing firms in New York paying workers only 55 thousand dollars this year versus 1.6 million last year. Declines spread across trades as Swede commodities fall and banks consider resuming specie payments amid higher metal remittances from interior regions.
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J. T. January
Meredosia
Ilinois
Springfield Journal
Cleck Law Creator Faces Abolitionist Turn in Connecticut
Jon R. M. Suerman, linked to the so called Cleck Law, is noted as author and later elected President of the American Union for relic and improvement of the colored race. Senator Purp Peart reported the act and now calls it abominable admitting previous prejudice and seeking repeal of the law.
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M. Suerman
Connecticut
Pentieman
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Senate
Pearl
Obituary tribute for Grozewr Decerast Esq in Green County
The notice mourns the death of Grozewr Decerast Esq at his residence in tter Creek Green County on the 30th ult after a five week illness. It extols his kindness hospitality and generosity and notes his loss to family neighbors and travelers. He lived near a patty road and was well known for inviting strangers and acquaintances with little regard for payment.
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Acknowledgment of Subscriptions and Payments by Agent
A. B. C. BL My for Minors agent No B E W Jesvery lists subscriptions and payments from Springfield Washington Bloomington Pleasant Grove Tremont and others. Amounts include 850 for one church, 79.75 65.13 14.37 2.0 and other items totaling 75 13 16 37 in various accounts for Herald, Rinzon, M 8 Co and partners.
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Springfield
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Tremont
W.S. Moore
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Samuel Avis
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