Broken Doses and Government Printing Critique
The piece criticizes Bond for alleging widespread government spending on newspaper editors and printers. It argues printing under past administrations was standard and paid fairly, labels Bond's figures as dubious, and cites the $52,000 for Webb and Noah as proof of political manipulation. It notes Whig consistency and warns of a voter lesson on the second Tuesday in October.
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Bond
Biddle
Washington
Congress
Democrat
Federalist
Maine
Georgia
J. Q. Adams
Western Herald
Steubenville
James Wilson
United States Bank
Committee of Congress
Clay
Webster
Sergeant
Webb
Noah
Fry
Harding
Wilson
Columbus
Federal Party
States
Extra Ohio Statesman proposal and political critique
KI Messrs Medary of Columbus propose an Extra Ohio Statesman to run July 10 to October 20 with weekly distribution of 100 copies for 840, 80 for 20, 12 for 5, and single copies 50 cents paid in advance. The piece advocates Democratic light, attacks federalists and Whigs, and cites Webster and George Arthur amid frontier tensions and canal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KI Messrs Medary of
Columbus
Ohio Statesman
Union
Nick Biddle
Speophants
Old Champaign
Belmont
Buckeye
Benton's Sub Treasury Bill Speech Republished by Globe
Demand for Mr. Benton's speech on the Sub Treasury Bill has led the Globe editors to reprint it and issue a large pamphlet edition. Mr. Clayton, the intrepid young wrenaut of the west, made a handsome ascent from Cincinnati on Wednesday Inet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clayton
Wrenaut
West
Cincinnati
Lord Durham demands 12000 more troops
The Toronto Patriot questions Lord Durham's claim that 12,000 additional British troops are needed in the American Provinces. It notes existing forces and militia, doubting the purpose of any further reinforcement and suggesting the American government inquire into the motive, as it could not be for preserving order in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Patriot
Lord Durham
Canada
Steubenville Female Seminary
Chas. C. Beatty
Steubenville
Redeem the State Keep it going in democracy
A collection of political endorsements urging unity and action to redeem the state. Calls to overcome factional differences, defend rights, and use suffrage as a tool against bank abuses and speculative schemes. Emphasizes vigilance and collective effort by Democrats and allied press to mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Hampshire
Boston Post
Boston Advocate
Maryland
Ohio
St Clairsville Gaz
Bankers Bank Mob and Brazilian News Collide in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports indicate Biddle orders bankers not to resume until January amid calls to break the bank monopoly. The Ohio Statesman questions law and labor abuse as seven million in specie is locked away. Brazil news covers Regent election, Bahia recovery, Rio Grande insurrection, British detention, and ships bound for Buenos Ayres. A street clash ends with two shoemakers jailed after stabbing Levi Malleane.
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Philadelphia
Biddle
Biddles
Marble
Europe
Ohio
Ohio Statesman
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Aranjo Lima
Bahia
Rio Grande
United States
Independence
Borvette Fairfield
Rio
Buenos Ayres
Chili
Peru
Evening Post
Federalists Cry Uncle Sam Bankrupt Over Debts
The St. Clairsville Gazette reports Federalists denouncing Uncle Sam as bankrupt. They accuse his sons and heirs of undermining his finances by favoring John Bull and foreign fashions, hoarding or diverting funds, delaying bank repayments, and planning to call the old gentleman bankrupt while he owes $10,000 on merchant bonds and other debts. They urge punishment for the �debtor-children. The piece reflects partisan conflict over national finances and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
John Bull
Merchants
St. Clairsville
Jefferson No 1 and Sea Sketches to be Published
Correspondents are advised that several original communications await publication. Jefferson No 1 and A Sea Sketch will be inserted in the next issue, and The Painter and the Fly will appear in the paper following.
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Jefferson
Wheeling and Pittsburgh Market Prices June 15 report
Grain and commodity prices listed for Wheeling and Pittsburgh markets dated June 15. Flour flaxseed bacon whiskey coffee and oats shown with bid ask ranges and per unit rates for bushel, barrel, or gallon.
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Wheeling
Baltimore and New Orleans Market Price Snippet
Baltimore Market reports price ranges for coffee sugar flour feathers fish and pork products with figures in cents per unit. New Orleans Market lists sugar grades and molasses and floor prices with notes on demand and levy rates.
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New Orleans
Svcar
Inferior
Morasses
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Market Prices Collate Commodities
A compiled market report from Philadelphia dated June 8 lists coffee varieties Laguayra Cuba and St Domingo, sugar Porto Rico Orleans and Cuba, mackerel prices No 1 and No 2, flour prices, and Monongahela whiskey. Cincinnati entry dated June 13 shows bacon hams coffee Havana and Rio, flour superfine, grain wheat and oats, sugar New Orleans Havana, and whiskey prices.
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Baltimore
Cuba
St. Domingo
Rio
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Laguayra
Java
Porto Rico
Orleans
Monongahela
Cincinnati
Havana
New Orleans
New York Market Sluggish as Summer Prep Begins
The June 12 1838 market opened flat with small sales and weak prices. People plan summer residences and await September. Many strangers arrive from the South and Europe. Military gentlemen head to Canadas to command Queen's troops. The queen is banqueting at Buckingham. Rumors of the Great Western arrival persist but are false. she departed fifteen days ago.
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New York
Europe
Canadas
Buckingham Palace
Wall Street
Biddle
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Her Majesty
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Trully
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Washington Hall
Steubenvyffe
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Adam J. Leslie
Q. Steubenville
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James Turnbull
Alexander Conn
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Jeff. Co
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G A. DonrMan
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William Karr
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Hennig & Beatty
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Astley’s Amphitheatre
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J James Irwin
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Joserm
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el Wolf
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Ehemjamin Waits
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Lisbon
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Fay
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