Debate on Fugitive Liberty Powers and Great Britain
The text discusses limits of executive power to deliver fugitives and to act under treaties. It argues delivery cannot override state sovereignty and outlines per case constraints. It notes differences with Great Britain over sea rights, slave trade suppression, and imperial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Shiiver
Jos
Wealystieujanen
Fedirse
Bach
Congress
United State
Aho
Tome
Briwin
Africa
Bermuda
Aallone
Globe
Europe
Gibralter
Malis
Iontan Islands
Redearly
St. Jean d’Acre
Mediterranean
Levant
St. Helena
Cape of Good Hope
Bombay
Calcuta
Aruba
Wong
Great Armies and Fleets Call for Peaceful Terms
A reflection on power and war argues that steam propulsion and modern force could reshape defence, urging steady policy to avoid provoking conflicts. It stresses a deep stake in peace and warns against permanent wrong while seeking harmony between nations and a liberal policy.
British spaniel scribble scene grips royal baby tale
A playful reference describes a British spaniel scribbling a pie bow as it witnesses a royal baby scene. The odd moment evokes lighthearted whimsy amid palace life and public fascination with the monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali
Magnificent Humbug Haunts Tennessee Whig Visit to President
The Harford Times reports a Tennessee Whig member of Congress visiting the President elect in Washington. He remarks that the visit exposed great disappointment, calling the President elect “the most magnificent humbug” and lamenting the gap between expectations and the reality of leadership. Colleagues note mortification at the delusion and the clash with General Jackson's energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford Times
Congress
Efeet
Wennessee
Harrison
Washington
Tennesseran
Harnon
Yose
Jackson
Hamilton County
Ch'o Legislature Sparks Criticism of Bank Recharter Push
A political letter warns that despite a quiet legislature the state faces major issues. It accuses Corwin allies and the Bank Shylocks of pressuring for a perpetual recharter, criticizes the administration, and urges the Whigs to unveil measures on currency, debt, and public works amid looming April actions. The piece praises the Senate for currency moves and calls the House to act, framing the public as jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Corwin
Nye
Senate
Gov. Vance
Jlouce
Bord of Equaliaation
Nrafesman
Turmoil at Journal as editors face removal protests
Fragmentary OCR reveals a debate among figures including Vappee and Allen over loyalty and homage in a political fray. The text hints at an editor facing ouster amid factional pressure within the Journal and a tense scene in the Newsroom.
Temperance pledge sparks romance and reform
A Belimore Clipper tale tells of a beautiful young woman who joined a temperance pledge and declined her admirer’s love. The disappointed swain, moved by her note, joins the Washington Temperance Society and vows to marry, while another New York trial notes a husband not liable for a wife’s necessaries after she leaves him, the jury ruling for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Temperance Society
New York
Ingles
Ambitious London Mission Aimed at Defusing England Ties
The Richmond Whig reports a rumor that Mr. Clay may be sent to London on a special mission to negotiate final adjustments with England. Skepticism exists about leaving General Harrison, unless needed for west campaign plans. Mention links to Webater’s Ireland trip aiding Wing, and alarming reports from Philadelphia about 5,000 colored troops to be disciplined and changes in colonial regimens. The Albany Argus notes states risk of aggressive measures and public unrest amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Whig
Clay
London
England
Harrison
West
Mer. Webater
Fieland
Montreal Scene Prominent Figures Highlight Cad Center Event
Montreal coverage emphasizes key individuals at a civic event tied to the Cad Society. Names include prominent figures guiding the program and the venue, with reference to the scene’s cultural leadership and organizational roles.
Nye's Bank Bill Opposed by the People
A Whig letter to Mr Hazeltine condemns Nye's State Bank Bill as harmful and urges the Senate to resist it. The writer claims the measure was pushed by bankers, threatens Whig rule in Ohio, and praises Democratic opposition. The letter notes farmer and debtor concerns and calls for prudence amid state finance debate.
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The
Ohio Statesman
Nye
Hazeltine
Senate
State Bank of Ohio
Pershees
P of
Legislawre
Ohio
Corwin
Whig Party
Swan
Fishback
Mysait Valley
Gallipolis Bank expose rattles Whig circle and journal
The Gallipolis Bank controversy erupts with a sharp critique of the Journal. Two Whig lawyers Thomas Ewing and Samuel F Vinton issue a long opinion claiming the bank charter remains in force. Allegations target a Whig mercantile firm led by Comstock for borrowing twenty thousand dollars and using farm produce as collateral. Accusations of cronyism and calls to block exposure fuel a tense political row as threats of further disclosures loom.
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Thomas Ewing
Samuel F. Vinton
Comstock
Gallipolis
Joe Coombs
Exner
New York
Dull Public Morality Provokes Hushed Outrage in Letters
The Albany Argus laments public indifference to corruption and degradation while noting Fanny Exciscer earns a thousand dollars daily for dancing at the Acon Theatre in Havana. Patrons have subscribed $50,000 in gold to augment her earnings as a gift.
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Albany Argus
Fanny Exciscer
Acon Theatre
Havana
Globe
Jeffersonian Democrat on the Bank of the United States
In a Richmond Virginia speech Mr Webster identifies as a Jeffersonian Democrat, arguing the Bank of the United States is a dangerous, potentially destabilizing force that could dictate terms during war. He warns against giving it further growth or power, quoting Thomas Jefferson on the issue.
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Webster
Richmond
United States Bank
Mito
Ite
Upp
Union
Bank of the
United States
Thomas Jefferson
How to keep warm with one log of wood
A humorous antiquated instruction advises placing a single log in an upper garret, opening a window, tossing it into the street without striking anyone, sprinting to retrieve it, and repeating the cycle to stay warm, then saving the log for future use.
Tsay’s Reflections on Money and Old Tip Election
In dialogue, Tom Tsay reflects on why he lowers his head amid worries about money tied to the election of a figure nicknamed Old Tip. The speaker notes money would be misspent or scattered across streets during that era.
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Tsay
Tom
Tip
Standing Statistics On Sericulture And Cocoonery Rates
The article outlines practical ranges for silkworm farming and cocoon production. It details cocoonery sizes and yields from multiple crops, acre tree yields for silk leaves, and conversion of leaves to reeled silk. It also covers egg hatch rates, cocoon weights, and bushel measurements, noting variability and preferences in feed and silk color.
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Sik
Ecos, &c
Deed Confirmed Amid Political Objections
A late Thursday notice reports the nomination of Mr FLA Paremapon, amid strong opposition from prominent factions. The confirmation followed a lengthy debate with critics warning of partisan influence shaping the outcome.
Postmaster General Orders Sunday Mail Suspension in Steubenville
By order of the Postmaster General hearing date Feb 25 the Sunday mails at this office are discontinued and the office will only open one hour a day at 8 A M. Wm Cable P M Steubenville O.
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Postmaster General
Practice and tariffs drive balance of trade shifts
For twenty years the balance of trade favored Britain but shifted last year to twenty seven million in our favor due to cash duties and reduced paper currency. The piece argues high tariffs neutralize foreign imports during currency inflation, criticizes demagogues, and warns against British influence and plans to repeal independent treasury laws.
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Feds
Treasury
Radical critique of currency and banking systems
The piece attacks paper money and bank issuance as unredeemable for specie, condemning privileged issuers and federal currency tinkering. It warns that banking swindles have enslaved Europe and threaten American workers and political rights won from blood.
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Europe
The Office Hating Whiggies at the Capitol
Whig politicians once vilified office holders now flock to Washington seeking offices. The piece notes that after Tip is elected the mood shifts and many have spent fortunes chasing pay. It warns readers to watch their pocketbooks when these figures gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Tip
Restoration of Confidence in Currency Reinstatement
The article notes ongoing efforts to restore confidence as soon as the result of the Tip election becomes known. It highlights rapid progress by former officials in reinstating currency and the public focus on economic stability and fiscal credibility.
Bank Fears and Swindles Hit Wooster and Circleville
A chaotic report warns readers to beware of bank swindlers amid failures at the German Bank of Wooster and a Circleville institution. Notices describe refusals to redeem deposits, dubious promises, and connections to New York stockholders, with tensions rising between Whig papers and local Democrat voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Seymour G. Rensick
Whig
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster
Slalrsmean
Columbus
Bank of Wooster
The Currency Question in a Barter System
A 19th century excerpt argues that money derives value from its buy power and that paper money lacks intrinsic value. It warns that banks and limitless credit destabilize trade and cause price distortions, urging adherence to fixed exchange values to preserve prosperity.
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Pam
Wusih
Ly &c
Tim
Federal Whig Party
Nan Abele
Vappee
Allen
Todd Tip
Patures
Wwe
Philadelphia
Teddee
Ueland
Albany
Ieee
Montreal
Perot
Gallipolis Bank
National Treasury
Mile
Jamas Povenesty
Uuion
Martin van Buren
Wm. Cable, P. M.steubenville O
Gor
Journal of Commerce
Sialeaman
Salem
Mass
Asin
Perenne
Tre
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