Speech by Mr Woodbury on Board of Exchequer Referal in Senate
In January 1942 debate, Senator Woodbury defends refering the Treasury report on a Board of Exchequer to a nine member committee. He cautions on the plan’s scope and constitutional issues, supports keeping public money separate from banks, and argues for robust checks on executive discretion while acknowledging the independence of the treasury. He contrasts proposed currency functions with Independent Treasury precedents and warns against premature repeal or overreach.
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Rhode Island
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Jackson
Congress
Treasury
Meneter
Caroline
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Connecticut
Huntington
Independent Treasury
Plan to keep public money critics oppose national bank plan
Debates touch constitutional duty and private exchanges as aims and limits of a proposed public finance scheme. Arguments contrast constitutional constraints, the dangers of government handling private exchanges, and a call for strong state banking controls with strict audits and loan rules.
Deadly 1842 Ohio banking reform meeting in Salem Township
At a January meeting in Salem township Jefferson County Ohio chaired by Thomas Cole and William Murray the group adopted a preamble and resolutions condemning circulating paper money from banks and calling for banking reform. They name several banks and accuse them of redeeming at will and robbing laborers. The text cites dangers of an unsound currency and urges legislative action to restrain banking practices.
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Dellira
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
American Union
Carrollam
James Mitchell
Baten
Jecoph Khoa
Salem Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
William Murray
Thomas Cole
Gallipolis Bank
Bank of Steubenville
Bank of Cincinnat
Miami Exporting Company
Bank of Manhattan
Circleville (New) Bank
Bank of West Union
Farmers’ Bank of Canton
Whitewater Canal Company
Lebanon Bank of Miami
Exchange Bank of Cincinnati
Saving Institute
Lowe
Botanic Home Book of HEALTH AND MEDICINE Prospectus
The document reviews a proposed Botanic Home Book of Health and Medicine by William Fields M D outlining four sections on medical plants, alphabetical classification, disease descriptions with symptoms and treatments, and an extensive pharmacy. It notes a planned one volume work of about six hundred pages priced at five dollars and a subscriber drive in Steubenville dated January 1842. It also advertises Indian Vegetable Pills with testimonials, claiming relief from cold symptoms and various liver and respiratory ailments.
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United States
William Reaps
Steubenville
N. York
Williant
N. American College of Health
Jamaica
Wm. Wright
New York
Rich’d Dennis
Wright
Greenwich St
North American College of Health
Chs
M. Tate
Hammerslyst
Richard Dennis
Doctor Wright
Wawarsing
York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich St . York
Newtt
Heart
Race Street
Philadelphia
The Best Method for Abolition of Disease
A nineteenth century health note argues the cure lies in bodily cleansing and purification as the surest remedy, asserting that cleansing promotes vigor and wards off illness. The piece reflects era beliefs about hygiene and physiology.
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