Publication details for The American Union newspaper
Printed and published by W C M'CAUSSEN and L TIARPER. Terms: The American Union published weekly each Wednesday morning at the northeast corner of Washington and Third Street, room over John Orr's store, two dollars per year, or three dollars if paid half yearly in advance, with usual advertisement rates. Letters to editors must be postpaid.
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American Union
Washington and
Third Street
John Orr
Hob and Money Card Printing Prospects
A local printing office announces access to a wide range of type and job printing capabilities with claims of superior style. The note concludes with news that Semmes is ill.
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West
Semmes
Speech of William Allen on banking power at Lancaster
In an August 1837 Lancaster address William Allen denounces a banking system he portrays as an aristocratic conspiracy. He argues eight hundred banks centralize credit, depress currency, and wield political influence through stockholders borrowers and lawyers to subvert democracy and feed a powerful elite.
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William Allen
Lancaster, O
Republic
National Voice
House of Representatives
Mr. Burr
Jefferson
Bank of the
United States
Congress
Senate
van Buren
New York
America
Philadelphia
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