Federalism as it was and is in the United States
The piece argues against modern federalism, warning Democrats to watch for rocks that split the republic. It critiques leaders like Washington and Madison, disputes the scope of federal power, and defends keeping states distinct under a national government. It emphasizes vigilance against consolidation and party manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Gen
Wasniscron
James Manvisox
Washington
First United States Bank
A Mapison
Wilejs
Ilustrious
Escoud Bank Oi
United States
Lim
Beates Bass
United State
Geteum
Eadee
Pete Ciel
Federalism and the danger of a national bank
The article argues that Congress actions since June push toward centralized rule and a national bank. It condemns pensions to Gen. Harrison’s heirs, widow franking, and a bank with state agencies, warning this consolidates power, weakens state sovereignty, and shifts tax burdens to the national government.
Whig Measure Mentioned in Andover Cnumereated Arti
A fragment notes that the Pax ing of the Andover numbered article is described as a Whig measure by the Democratic press. The wording is unclear, but positions the act as a partisan Whig initiative. No clear date or broader context is provided in the readable text.
Democratic Ticket Nominated by Our Paper for October Vote
The paper endorses the regular Democratic candidates James Mitchell for the head of the ticket and Joseph Kitucart and Matthew Atkinson for the lower House. It praises county office nominees, praises their service, and urges Democrats to vote on the second Tuesday of October to elect those who will uphold Democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Messrs
Joseph Kitucart
Jefferson County
Matthew Atkinson
Carroll County
Congressional Diary Ends as Senate Debates Bank Bill
The extra session nears its end with key measures long debated. On Sept 1 Senate members clashed over tea and coffee taxes with Mengum seeking repeal plans by Allen. Sept 2 the Bank bill dominates discussions as Archer and Buchanan argue, while Tyner leads Democrats away from the main topic. In the House Floyd presses the McLeod resolution amid questions about revenue and the Treasury’s plans. Sept 3 Simmons and Berrien speak for the Bank bill as Pappan claims it aids bank profits via exchange bills. passage settles at 27 votes. A franking privilege act for Mrs. Harrison is read and passed with Clay of Ky. shaping the debate on revenue and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Senate
Mengum
Clay
Allen
Archer
Buchanan
Tyner
House
J. G. Floyd
McLeod
Simmons
Berrien
Mer
Pappan
Berroe
Fevws
Clee
Merderuen
Ker
Merret
Adewe
Messia
Herald
Bloomfield
U.S
United States Bank
Washington
House of Representatives
United States
U. States
Messrs
First Bank
Jackson
Tyler
The
Sant
Fam
Jeffereon
Spoke Violently Over Medi Terranean Fleet Policy
Monday Sept. 6 the Tariff bill faced a Senate vote on Mr Auken’s amendment to make Salta free. It failed by 25 nays to 21 yeas. Named senators listed with the vote show Party lines and regional representation in the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
England
Senate
Auken
Salta
Yeas
Messrs
Allen
Benton
Buchanan
Cay
Alabame
Cuthbert
Fulton
King
Ling
McRoberts
Testimonial of Dr John T Leslie at Columbus toast
A teast from an January celebration at Columbus is copied for Dr John T Leslie Whig candidate for State Senate. The note recalls Van Buren taking seat in the Senate on December 16 1833 and challenges the Doctor's Confession of Faith on abolition petitions and petitioners rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Leslie
State Senate
Columbus
Martin van Buren
Senate
Bank suits and distressed trade shake markets in New Orleans
The United States Bank sued the New York Journal of Commerce for libel and assigned its assets, risking heavy losses for stockholders and only partial creditor recovery. Union Canal Co also assigned liabilities of 1.7 million, while currency and exchange regulation remain unsettled. News notes report food price spikes, wet crops in Britain, and widespread distress among workers. The piece also comments on political debates over bank laws, religion, and party strife, with critical references to figures like James Mitchell and Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
United States Bank
N. Y. Journal of ©Nmarce
Union Canal Company
United States
New York
New Orleans
Great Britain
New York City
McLeod
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper entry provides partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
Debated Pirates Rhetoric Sparks Senate Clash
A quote from the Globe critiques Mr Crayss for likening Democrats to pirates in a Senate speech. It condemns treating opponents with no mercy and framing Democratic principles as piracy, highlighting partisan tensions and calls for harsher actions against Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnsburg
Crayss
Mr. Cray
Globe
Debate over Federalism and the U S Bank in Jefferon County
The letter disputes the Democrat convention stance against a national bank. It argues the first bank’s 1791 charter reflected framers' misgivings, cites Washington’s role, and questions constitutional authority. The writer defends Democracy while criticizing editors and federation allies for misinterpretation.
Preadful Riot and Loss of Life in Cincinnati 1841
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a riot after a stabbing at Lower Market. A mob of 700 to 800 attacked negro houses, using stones and a cannon loaded with slogs. White casualties include at least two killed. several blacks also injured. Military restored order but tensions persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth Street Market
Sixth and Broadway
Seversl
Fifth Street
Abolitionists Denounced By City Citizens
The article reports arrests and removal orders for cutters and their companions, with resolutions condemning abolitionist actions. Parents and guardians were urged to keep boys away from disturbances. The group vowed to repudiate abolitionist doctrines and oppose anyone aiding them, by unlawful means if necessary.
Public Meeting of Is land Creek Township Gathered
A meeting of the Democracy of Is land Creek and adjoining townships is requested at the house of Wm Viens in the township. Saturday the 25th instant at 11 o'clock A M. One or more addresses will be delivered by order of the township Committee. Sept 11 1841.
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Island Creek
Wm. Viens
Court of Common Pleas
Belmont County
Steubenville
Thomas V. Carey
David Veck
Macnee
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Ames Mitchell
Representatives
Joseph AY rHce Ar’ R
Isaac M
David Cable
John Kk. Sutherland
Joseph Rowgrew
Samuel D. Hunter
Wien
Congressional Diary
American Union
James Mircueci
Maren
Fede
Mitchei
Dota
Lee
Melia
UNION
Democrat
Loco Foco
Cincinnati
Statesman
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnai
Philanthropist
Kentucky
Cincinnati Gazette
Court House
Reed
Pratt
Sherif Avery
Hart
Cvil
Columns Street
Weil
Wien Ff
Aed
Ieee
McCausien & Morais
Oliver C. Gray
Councellor
Ofice
Market St
Mr. Turnbull
Mm. Robitaille
Commerce Street
M. Andrews & Son
V. Owvayey
ADIFS
V. Owesney
Fenhis
L. F. Claflin
J.W. Miller
James Alexander
Vunagee
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Ven Pitt, Goon
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