Opposition to State Bank fuels West Union debate in 19th century Statesman
The piece argues Mr Hamer opposes a State Bank as ruinous, supports Mr Latham's bill with amendments, and warns against a broad bank charter. It critiques the Whigs for linking many charters, urges legal restraints, and calls for bank accountability and honest democratic oversight.
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Return of the Exploring Expedition sparks bank reform debate
From the N Y Evening Post June 1, a retrospective on the exploring expedition burdens and failures in Kentucky banking. The piece contrasts bank collapses of 1816 with today, urges strict controls, warns against whig folly, and highlights public distress while praising Democrats for calling for accountable bankers and responsible credit. The report also notes the Vincennes voyage and scientific voyages in the Pacific and Oregon Territory.
Return of the Vincennes expedition from the Pacific
The Vincennes reports on Pacific voyage discoveries the flying fish tender disposed of at Singapore and eighty distressed American seamen shipped home. Several islands not charted were found and a Sun-worshiping tribe observed. One officer died at sea, and a cannibal chief, captured years ago, dies after imprisonment aboard the Vincennes. A large plant and seed collection is aboard for return to the United States.
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California
Columbia
Sacramento
Territory
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Oregon
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Porpoise
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Rio Janeiro
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Mystic
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Vanderford
Pacific
Sooloo, Phillppines
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
New York Herald
Charles Baggett
Origin of the gag in Congress and its use
The Globe traces the origin of the gag in Congress to the extra session and explains how a strong majority relies on gagging to suppress debate. It cites episodes involving Mr. Sergeant and Mr. Filmore and notes the practice is more common in the House than the Senate, shaping public familiarity with the procedure.
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Sergeant
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Filmore
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Senate
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Lee
Fatima Vei
Gag Rule and Jacobin Parallels in U S Debates
The piece argues that Robespierre’s gag on debates inspired a U S gag rule used for life and death trials and bills. It notes the Federalists mocked Jacobin tyranny yet adopted similar silence tactics in Congress. It warns of further limits after a thirty minute debate on repeal clauses and the upcoming tariff bill reductions.
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Convention
House of Representatives
United States
Promising Whigs Debated By Farmer And Merchant
A Lancaster Eagle item records a playful exchange between a main street merchant and a farmer, both Whigs, on the party, its promises, and the drive to opposition. The dialogue criticizes endless promises and questions whether the party will move beyond mere rhetoric while echoing currency and credit concerns.
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Lancaster Eagle
George Johnson administrator of John Johnson estate
George Johnson is named administrator of the estate of John Johnson, deceased, with duties to manage, settle debts, and oversee distribution as required by law.
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Ebenezer
Graham
John Johnson Graham
Hannah Jane Graham
G. W. Stockton Graham
Elizabeth Ellen Graham
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Jefferson County
Jefferson
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Hell
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Ohio
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Moses Coe
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Salem Township
Wm. Shull
Samuel Shull
William Jackman
Ellen Jackman
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