Opposition to a National Bank and Treasury control
A political manifesto arguing against a national bank and a treasury bank, defending a strict independent treasury. It warns that bank control would consolidate executive power, inflate currency, and threaten state rights. It calls for keeping public money under treasury officers with strict bonds and opposes lending to private interests. It also condemns abolitionist measures and defends states’ rights on slavery. It ends urging unity for peace and constitutional fidelity.
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United States
Union
Bank of the
Treasury Department
Bank
Treasury Bank
Republican Party
Congress
Mississippi
U. States
Trevary
Oid
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles the
Rome
Switzerland
Holland
England
America
Europe
United Kingdom
Belgium
Hanover
Monarch Corporation
Treasury
Lo Fine
Congress of the
House of Representatives
Cuba
Lone Recaptures Vessel After French Blockade Decree
The schooner Lone, Captain Clark, cleared New Orleans for Mexico, was seized by a French brig near Brassos Santiago on return voyage, then recaptured by Clark with aid from his crew. She returned to port flying the US flag with a prize crew aboard, carrying $15,000 in specie and 2000 hides.
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New Orleans
Tirror Rat
Lone
Clark
Matamoras
Gulf
Blark
Brassos Santiago
Lord Broughams Praise Of United States In Lords
In the House of Lords on February 2, Lord Brougham voiced good wishes for the United States. He praised the American people’s sound policy and long Union, noting its importance to world peace and humanity. He contrasted this with Federalist and Opposition claims of ruinous governance since 1829. Foreign observers, he said, still speak well of the U S policy.
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N. York Evening Post
Federal Party
South America
Maysville
Whig Advocate
United States
Napoleon
Russia
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
America
Jackson
Christendom
Charleston Opposes Bank of United States Agency
Citizens of Charleston meeting denounced the proposed Bank of the United States agency as a branch of Mr. Biddle's bank. General Hamilton spoke as resolutions declared most locals hostile to the project, arguing it would bypass state laws, harm state banks, and monopoly exchanges, damaging South Carolina trade and agriculture.
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Charleston
Charleston Mercury
South Carolina
F. Eve. Post
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Isaac Toucey
Connecticut
J. J. McKay
North Carolina
W. W. Potter
Pennsylvania
John P. Richardson
Amasa J. Parker
New York
Isaac E. Crary
Michigan
Archibald Yell
Richmond Enquirer
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Maysville Whig
Clay
American Republic
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Monticello
Thomas J. Randolph
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Providence
Rhode Island