State urged to resume specie payments and curb usury
Joseph Vance argues for bank specie resumption and abolishing usury to restore confidence, stabilize currency, and revive trade. He warns against continued bank suspension, calls for coordinated public works funding, and outlines canal, rail, and institutional improvements shaping Ohio's economy and justice system.
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Bank of the
United States
Bank of
U.S
New York on Dec 6 1837 Opinion on the Presidents Message and bank policy
The message, received at 2 am and released soon after, is praised for tone and dignity. Whig presses aim to sway public opinion against the author and allies, but public sentiment supports the President's stance on public money and resumption. The Bank Convention is criticized and stock prices mostly rose.
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Auditor of State
Ohio University
Canal
Virginia Military School
Wabash and Erie Canal Fund
Miami Canal
Beter
General Assembly
Ohio
Indiana
Micajah 'T’. Williams
Hamilton County
State of
W. W. Mather
New York
Hildreth
Kirtland
Locke
Briggs
Charles Whittlesey
Foster
Hoge
the Lunatic Assylum
Columbus
Instruction of the
Idssit Inton
Joseph Vance
Loco Foco
Biddle
Maine
Mississippi
Independent ‘Treasury
Conservatives and Bank Debates Threaten Democratic Unity
The piece argues the Federal party pushes a national bank while conservatives split from administration over depositories and bank policy. It warns Whig efforts to fracture Democrats will fail and stresses unity among conservatives and Democrats against the U S Bank. It also voices concerns about bank directors and calls for specie resumption.
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Federal
United States
National Bank
Feds
Whigti
Democratic Party
Adams
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
United States Bank
van Buren
Congress
Joseph Vance
Ohio
Tam
Canada unrest and Royalist strides reported from Burlington
Correspondents describe dwindling mail from Montreal and Swanton headlines. Patriots march to Canada with muskets and artillery, clash with Royalists near Missisque Bay, one killed and a cannon lost. Royalists fortify the Canada line as families flee to the United States and banks tighten amid fear and money scarcity.
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Courier & Equirer
Buriington
Highgate
Montreal
St. Denis
St. Johns
Courier & Enquirer
Buruington
Noton
Northern Mail
Swanton
Canada
Missisque Bay
Canada Line
Swanton, Highgate, &c
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Europe
England
Muskingum River
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Beardsley
Canadian
Hocking Valley
Hockhocking
Zanesville
Hochocking
Kenhawa River
Muskingum
Scioto River
Ohio River
Delaware
Knox
Wayne
Richland
Seneca
Crawford
Marion
Union
Champaign
Logan
Hardin
Hancock
Dark
Perry
Payette
Clinton
Leander Ransom
Board of Public Works
Samuel Ferrer
Wabash and Erie Canal
Ransom
Young
Forrer
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s
Miemi
Sidney
Maumee Rapids
Marhattan
Samuel F. Maceracken
Canal Fund
Manhattan Company
Messrs. Prime, Ward & King
Hamilton
Rossville
Newcomb
Eaton Turnpike
Milford and
Chilicothe
Cincinnati and Harrison Turneoy Company
Ganinhoted
Temensemm
Messrs. McCoulen
Harper
F. & M. Bank of Steubenville
Bank of Mount
Hiw
Nic Biddle
United States Bank of Pa
SreckHolper
The
American Union
Washington and
Third Streets
John
Vow Pratt