Funding System Fueled by Hamiltons Plan, Federalists Said
A historical critique claims after a Federal Convention defeat the monarchist plan led to a funding system under Hamilton. It alleges loans from the Bank of North America and others placed wealth and private finances over Congress, creating a powerful independent treasury under President influence, opposing Jefferson and the Republican stance.
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Tramiiton
Hamilton
Ford
Bank of North America
Hatch Poich
Congress
Hilson
the Herald
Mr. Jefferson
Legislative
Republican Party
Treasury
Restore Government to Original Republican Simplicity
A political faction argues against presidential influence tied to wealth and the Banks. They call for severing government from Federal party innovations since Hamilton. They urge lands and currency under Legislative control and a constitutional Treasury, restoring 1789 simplicity.
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Hamilton
Canvass shows Democrats lead in elected House members
The table indicates that members elected to the House by the people in states that have already chosen delegates favor the Democratic Party by a margin of 12. States yet to elect are expected to widen that majority. This confirms the canvass results and notes members with certificates of election.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Democratic Party
Whig Demagoguery and the Jeffersonian Split
A historical letter denounces the Federal Whig party for hypocrisy from Hamiltonian to Jeffersonian lines. It questions Henry Clay as a demagogue, links his policies to a national bank and state deposits, and contrasts Federalist and Republican doctrines with Jefferson, Jackson, and Van Buren. The piece argues for an independent treasury over a bank-state alliance.
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Martin van Buren
Times
Henry Clay
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Federal Whig Party
Hamilton
Republican Party
Federal Party
Clay
United States
Thomas Jefferson
First
United States Bank
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Alartin Fan Buren
van Buren
Native American Whigry Exposed in New Orleans Sheet
The Native American publication from New Orleans rails at Whig and abolition factions, denounces anti foreign sentiment, and hails Irish and German immigrants while warning of Whig rhetoric and the push to repeal naturalization laws. It rebukes Native American associations as a Whig recruiting front and condemns anti foreign demagoguery as harmful to republican principles.
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Abolition
Clay
New Orleans
Lts
Republican Party
Conservatism
Election verdict rebukes Federalists and praises the people
The elections just ended exceed our hopes as the people prove their discernment, rejecting Whiggery and Federalist deception. Hamilton's monarchy is opposed, Adams and the Federalists blamed for pretending with renamed parties and false issues, while the populace shows strength and independence amid sharp political rhetoric. The piece notes an arrest incident with Judge Lynch and laments law’s reach versus public sentiment.
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Democratic Party
Alabama
Federal Party
Hamilton
Gen. Hamilton
Bank of England crisis sparks US style warnings
The piece argues Bank of England mismanagement risks convulsing Britain and spreading to the US, urging reform of the Bank and its profit aims. It notes parliamentary negligence and fears for households as prices fall, debts rise, and stock values collapse, pushing families to misery and workhouses.
Farm for Sale in Saline Township Ohio
Private sale of a 65 acre farm in Saline township Jefferson County Ohio situated on Brash Creek four miles from the river. Seven acres cleared with three houses and outbuildings. Salt furnace on site can produce about two and a half barrels of salt per day using water power. Indisputable title and immediate possession. Terms at the premises by Samuel Hawley. August 20 1839.
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Saline Township
Brash Creek
Jefferson County
Samuel Hawley
Knox Township
Ohio
Island Creek Meeting House
Steubenville
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