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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1838

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The American Union Announcement and Pricing One Line

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY W. C. McCAUSLEN L. HARPER. 2 TERMS OF THIS PAPER £1 The American Union is published every Wednesday morning on Market Street below the F. and M. Bank. Subscription at siv dollars per annum payable half yearly in advance or three dollars at year end. No paper will be discontinued until arrearages are paid. Advertisements inserted at usual rates. Letters to Editors must be postpaid.

American Union Market Street South Side F. & M. Bank

Enemies of Bank Reform Exposed in Ohio Legislature

A fervent alert to Ohio citizens claims banks violated charters and caused a 17 million dollar depreciation. It accuses federalists of blocking inquiry, detailing parliamentary maneuvers in both House and Senate to derail investigation and shield banks from accountability. It urges voters to judge lawmakers and seek specie payments.

Bank Reform Debate in Ohio State Auditor Controversy

A historical piece argues that the last Ohio legislature, dominated by federalists, blocked bank reform including individual liability for stockholders, resisted resumption of specie payments, and opposed strengthening oversight. It cites House and Senate journal votes, detailing bipartisan splits and the alleged alliance between banks and federalists against reform.

Kendall Leonard Morgan McCune Neil Perkins Quinn Richmond Thrall Treat Wetmore Woodruff Journal of the Senate Thompson Wade Federal Bank House Journal House Yeas Messrs Allen Barrere Bell Bronson Carney Carpenter Chambers Clark Huron Gallia Codding Collings Curtis Currey Day Dunlevy Fitch Poot Ford Given Harrison Johnson Carroll Cuyahoga Jones Kelley McKune Thruston Speaker Buchanan Cannon Carlin Cook Crew Faran Fowler Guston Graybill Gruber Hoagland Hostetter Hubbard Stark Lee Mathias Matthews Medill McKee McNary Parish Peppard Roller Smith Smoker Stewart Thornhill Tracy Trevitt van Hook Witten Utter Senate Vance Journal Gorton Arbuckle Campbell Cox Fuller Green James King Morris Oliver Rogers Steele Stokeley Thomas Upson White Gerard Hawkins McLaughlin Owen Shannon Spangler Vincent Wellhouse Walton Gaston Grayhill Green Graber Hostetter Johnson Mathews MelMary Smucker Trevitt van Hook Willen Burrere Carney Carpenter Chambers Clark Dodding Senate Journal Western Reserve Bank Smith Smucker Foot Ott Thrust Jacy Cork Hughes

Repeal Attempt Sparks Debate On Specie Notes And Bank Liability

Chapter details a 19th century legislative clash over prohibiting small bills and boosting specie circulation. It recounts how federal Whig lawmakers debated amendments to require bank directors to redeem notes on demand and to prohibit suspending specie payments, noting a recorded vote of 38 to 20 amid a mid session scene.

Hubbard Journal of the House Chambers Whig Journal House Journal Richmond House Hughes Ohio Matthews Messrs Buchanan Cannon Carlin Carney Collings Cook Crew Curry Day Faran Fowler Gaston Given Graybill Green Gruber Smucker Stewart Ili Trevitt van Hook Witten Woodruff

Nicholas Biddle bank fight in Pennsylvania 1886 saga

In 1886 Pennsylvania lawmakers moved to bar Nicholas Biddle's bank from state service, led by Democrats opposing a repeal despite federal party pressure. The House Journal records show a party line defeat of an attempted amendment, with federalists accused of backing Biddle to seize the territory before repayment.

House Journal Faran Biddle Pennsylvania Ohio Foot Buchanan Cannon Carlin Cook Crew Fowler Gaston Graybill Green Gruber Hoagland Hostetter Hubbard Johnson Stark Lee Mathias Matthews Medill Morgan McKee McKune McNary Parish Peppard Roller Smith Smucker Stewart Thornhil Tracy Trevitt van Hook Witten Messrs Allen Barrere Bell Bronson Carney Carpenter Chambers Clark Huron Gallia Codding Collings Curtis Curry Day Dunlevy Fitch Ford Given Hughes Carroll Cuyahoga Jones Kelley Kendall Leonard Neil Perkins Quinn Richmond Thrall Treat Wetmore Woodruff Senate

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W. C. M'Causlen L. Harper Great Britain Grayhill Kacy Mesars Kelly Huzza Alatter General Assembly Bates Gault Sprague Rogers Steele Stokely Vanmetre Fieh O.z Car Chambers Fi Foot Carroll Johnson Kelley Kendall Dunnevy Hosetter Nicholas Biddle
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