Sub Treasury rallying cry sweeps key states for Democracy
A pro Sub Treasury surge is described as unifying Democrats from Maine to Louisiana. Pennsylvania is praised, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Ohio show firm support, while Virginia Maryland South Carolina North Carolina and Indiana Tennessee shift toward the policy. The piece argues the Sub Treasury will triumph, backed by public sentiment and political shifts.
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Congress Hall
Traveller’s Inn
Flanders
Jefferson
Jackson
Maine
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Malne
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
South Carolina
Hampdens
Sydneys
North Carolina
Indiana
Tennessee
Bank critique and currency debate in early American press
An opinion piece mocks a Whig argument that the Bank of England harms American trade. It argues for an Independent National Treasury as the true domestic protector of specie and credit, contrasting it with misgivings about a revived national bank and England’s financial influence. The draft questions whether the Bank of England serves as a de facto Bank of the United States in London.
Questioning Bank Power and National Freedom in a British Bank Shadow
On the banks of the Delaware a fierce critique denounces the banking influence of Nicholas Biddle and a central Bank of England as it taints American independence. The piece asks if New Jersey New York and the nation as a whole are content to be ruled by a distant financial elite, turning the Fourth of July into a mockery.
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Ap Kell
Fourth Street
Wm. B. Kerlin
New York
Philadelphia
Steubenville
Hays’ Linment
Florence
Alabama
Hays
Comstock and Co
CPA
Comstock, & Co
Hays’ Liniment
Stays
U.S. District Court of the
State of York
Southern District of New York
Fred. J. Betts
U. S. Court
Comstock & CO
N. Y
T & G Johnson
St. Steubenville
Tyre
Great Britain
Benton Mint
Bank of England
United States Bank
Union
Congress
Jackson
Mr. Biddle
National Trust
Whig
Bank of the United States
England
Chestnut Street
Threadneedle Street
Delaware
London
Republic
Bank of
Nicholas Biddle
the Delaware
Turbulent Canal Fund Board Criticized in State Papers
The Muskingum Valley fragment accuses Canal Fund Commissioners McCracken Kilgore and Lake of mismanagement and political manipulation. It alleges Europe trips and bank ties influenced funds, with four hundred thousand dollars alleged in Cincinnati awaiting action and control.
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Canal Fund
McCracken
Lancaster Bank
Ewing Junta
Europe
Statesman
Euroexpense
Wall
Democratic Party
Kilgore
Ohio
Lake
Feds
Cincinnati
New York
Deception Deepens Infamy as Slurs Hit Democrats
Critics warn that deceptive tactics merely deepen infamy and prompt new accusations against Democrats as opponents seek fresh slander. The remark questions what tactic will be used next to calumniate the party.
The Democratic Credit System Debate
A Post editorial defends the Democratic party as a supporter of credit fairness. It argues the party aims for neutral laws that protect equal access to credit, opposing monopolistic or favored credit schemes and criticizing laws that privilege one class over another.
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Democratic Party
The Whig Credit System Criticized in Editorial
The piece argues that the Whig credit system interferes with commerce and opinion by governmental licensing of credit. It condemns government regulation of religion and credit as tyrannical, noting insolvency masquerading as licensed credit and the power of a few to disadvantage the unlicensed.
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New York
New Jersey Whig funds spotted ahead of election
The New York Era report alleges Whigs are hoarding money in critical New Jersey counties to reverse past frauds. It urges Republican vigilance and action to uncover and counter clandestine schemes, warning that Congress may hinge on the upcoming election.
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New Jersey
Congress
New York
Rhode Island Vote Seen Through Federalism Speech
A Miamian columnist criticizes federal tricks and cheating in elections, praising Rhode Island landholder voters and denouncing the federal party’s stance on voting by the poor. The piece cites Cranston and Tillinghast’s reelection as evidence of “land holders” triumph over the “rabble rout” of Loco-focoism.
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Ohio
New Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Federal Whig Journal
If every one were honest and minding own business
Fragmentary editorial notes urge honesty and privacy to curb gossip and social friction. The text argues that fewer novels and less blame could reduce miscommunication and conflict, suggesting personal accountability improves society. The snippet mentions teachers, students, and moral behavior in a loosely phrased critique.
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