Debate on treaties and territorial bills in Congress
The Senate and House consider measures on Creek treaty information, Oregon occupation, and public land pensions. Resolutions address live oak timber depredations, naval timber, and reforms to post office appointments. House debates bankruptcy repeal and army appropriations as McDunffie takes seat.
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Meher Hewes
Tenenay Jin
le Beneie
Benkfapilaw
Sevier
Senate
Secretary of War
Merrick
Maryland
United States
Chesapeak and Ohio Canal Company
Buchanan
Secretary of the Treasury
the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Linn
Lieutenant Wilkes
Secretary of the Navy
Oregon
Columbia River
Admiralty Inlet
Paget Sound
Lieut. Wilkes
Smith
Indiana
Connecticut
Jackson
Hall
Congress
Congress of
States
Huntington
Committee
Post Office
Post Roads
Young
Illinois
Messrs
Lina
Archer
Walker
King
Crivenden
Phelps
Fulton
Benton
McRoberts
Woodbury
Tappan
George McDunffie
Legislatire
South Carolina
Preston
House
J. Ingersoll
Committee On
Judiciary
Lowell
Lowell the Committee On Commerce
Live River Harbor
Cutler
Maine
Tillinghast
General Assembly
Rhode Island
Narraganset Bay
Mr. Morgan
Committee On the Territories
Florida
Mesers
Milton Brown
Weller
Ferris
Brown
Navy
Louisiana
Virginia
Rives
Great Britain
Messrs. Rives
Calhoun
New York Chamber of Commerce
Messrs Wright and
Finance
Messrs. Huntington
Summers
Commerce
Iatter
Territory of
Missouri
Arkansas
Beat Pass
Iowa
Oregon Territory
Messrs. Benton and Evans
Pendleton
Bowne
Gen. Jackson
Messrs. Bowne
Merriwether
Profit
Gordon
Solicitor of the Treasury
Barrow
Messrs. Benton
Committee On Foreign Relations
Contested Banking and Territorial Legislation Debate
A congressional floor excerpt shows debates on banking charters and territorial administration. Measures seek to limit per diem pay for Wisconsin officers and to amend land title actions in Arkansas. Ohio House confronts banking reform and political maneuvering amid party tensions and pressure from bank supporters.
Opposition to charter bill exposed as plan to preserve banks
A congressional speech denounces a proposed amendment as a covert effort to extend bank charters, hide corrupt practices, and delay liquidation. The speaker alleges a scheme to maintain a failed system, warns against public deceit, cites past abuses, and questions the bill’s true aims and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker
Fairfield
Byrneton
Mr. Seraxer
Currency Committee
Olds
Democratic Party
Ohio
Popular Justice
Bank Reform Debate Slams Bank Stocks and Liquidation
A fiery speech condemns reliance on speculative credit and calls for true liquidation. The speaker argues banks hold largely worthless debts, old mortgages, and inflated assets, urging closure and real settlement to reveal true capital.
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Ohio
Pickaway
Mr. Olds
Speaker
United States Bank
Marietta
Bell Beowes Widow Slace for Wale by D W Melia
Fragmentary line states a weathered note or verse tied to D W Melia. Readable words indicate an old catalog or collaring reference with minimal context. The fragment mentions a widow and a blade or wale, but surrounding details remain unreadable.
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Bell Beowes Wiedow
Wale
D W Melia
Dew
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China
Sandwich Islands
South Carina
Thomas Cooper
Benjamin Morphy
A. C. Dodge
Territories
Wisconsin, &c
J. Campbell
Cross
Halsted
Stratton
Naval Affairs
W. W. Irwin
Secretary of State
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Gwin
Cushing
Adams
Messrs. Gordon
McKeon
Committee On the Judiciary
C. J. Ingersonl
Everett
Ohio Legislature
House of Representatives
McNutty
Coshocton
Meredith
McNalty
Capitol
Boyer’s Compound
Pease
Boyer
West
Medical Faculty of
Steubenville
Bar
H. H. Leavitt
U. S. Court, Dist. of
Vike
Joseph M.zon
Ross Black
Iq D Wilkin
John Spike
John Carr
V Owesney
JM Rowland
J Galbraith
JH Taylor
Wm Robinson
George Orr
John Burns
The
Method
George H Orth
Church
Joseph Blackburn
John Boyer
Duncan
Jas
Turnbull
Ace
James M. Birch
Kensington
N. B
de Duncan
North Eighth St
Philadelphia
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Awonews & Co
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