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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1839

Page

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Public Defalcations and the Jacksonian Opposition

In a January 17 1839 House speech Mr Duncan argues the Jackson administration resolved the Swartwout defalcation via the specie circular, defends two currencies for government and people, rails at Federalists for betraying party principles, and condemns opponents who change names and policy with elections. He portrays Providence guiding republic peril and predicts Federalist collapse while praising Democratic victories and cabinet appointments amid heated rhetoric.

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Federalists versus Democrats in the spoils debate

A congressional speaker analyzes party control and salaries across federal departments. The table contrasts Federalists and Democrats in offices and pay, arguing a Federalist majority in many agencies and predicting broader shifts under new powers. A letter from 1839 is cited on postmasters, salaries, and party support.

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