Federalist critique of bank reform and partisan m
A long excerpt from Senate Journal 266 critiques bank reform and party politics. It tallies votes on a bill amendment and labels supporters as Democrats or Federalists. The piece denounces Whig leadership, calls for civic judgment, and accuses the majority of betraying public trust and pursuing venal aims. It questions which party upholds liberty against corporate power and urges voters to oppose the current majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Journal
Hawkins
Upson
Yeas
Messrs
Bates
Gault
Gerard
McLaughlin
Owen
Shannon
Span
Sprague
Starkweather
Thompson
Vance
Vincent
Wellhouse
Walton
Arbuckle
Campbell
Fuller
Green
James
King
Moore
Morris
Oliver
Rogers
Steele
Stokely
Vanmetre
Wade
White
Board of Public Works
Star
Yellow Creek Anti Slavery Society Organized 1838
A large meeting at Yellow Creek Se a Meeting House on September 10 1838 formed the Yellow Creek Anti-Slavery Society auxiliary to the American anti slavery society. The group adopted a constitution calling for abolishing slavery in the United States, influencing state actions and ending the domestic slave trade while promoting the welfare and uplift of people of color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Meeting House
Yellow Creek
Mos. Groner
David Erskine
United States
Ress
District of Columbia
Union
Anti Slavery Society adopts resolutions and officers
The Yellow Creek Anti-Slavery Society adopts a constitution and elects Dr. Farmer as President Merril as Vice President Robert George as Secretary Samuel Durance as Treasurer and five Managers. Resolutions condemn slavery as a violation of God and equal rights and urge immediate emancipation and political action to abolish slavery and protect petitioning and press rights. The group plans a county society meeting in Richmond Ohio Sept 29 and informs several newspapers. A committee is formed to question congressional candidates Henry Swearingen and Gen Samuel Stokely on petition rights and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetaal
Mors
Aioe
Board of Managers
I'M. Farmer
Mr. Merril
Robert George
Samuel Durance
Hans Walker
John Crabs
John Scout
James Bids
John Marshall
Atton
Republic
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
John Craba
David Erskine
Henry Swearingen Esq
Samuel Stokely
Yellow Creek Anti-Slavery Society
Anti-Slavery Interrogatories From 1838 Yellow Creek Committee
Samuel McNary and James Wilson are asked by the Yellow Creek Anti-Slavery Society to declare positions on free discussion limits, federal power over slavery in DC and territories, Texas annexation, and the repeal of discriminatory color laws. Composed by Joan Crabs Erskine George and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Congress
District of Columbia
Texas
Joan Crabs
David Erskine
Robert George
Samuel McNary
James Wilson
Yellow Creek Anti-Slavery Society
Federalists Read and Ponder Bank of the United States Plot
The Hillsborough Gazette reports that the Bank of the United States has acquired Bonn and that he now owes Biddle's Bank a large sum, prompting Democratic reading and reflection on the infamous bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. States
Hillsborough Gazette
Bank of the United
Bank of the United States mortgage dispute explodes in partisan rhetoric
The text rails against Bond and Duncan, accusing them of lying to readers and exposing alleged bank corruption. It cites a mortgage notice from the Chillicothe Advertiser dated September 20, 1834, detailing a bond by William Key Bond and Lucy Bond to the Bank of the United States as creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Duncan
Federal
Bond
Chilicothe Advertiser
Indenture of Bond Transfer to Bank of the United States Part
William K Bond and Lucy Bond convey a one sixth undivided share of land with a Rolling Mill and Forge at Rapid Forge in Highland and Ross counties Ohio securing debt to the Bank of the United States. It references a June 9 1820 deed from Thomas James and Jane James and notes an inlet tract in Ross County designated as lot 17 and recently conveyed by Cadwallader and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Key Bond
Lucy Bond
Ross County
Ohio
Bank of the United States
William K. Bond
United States
Rapid Forge
Highland
Thomas James
Jane B. James
John Woodbridge
County of
Ross
Cadwallader
Recorder's Office
Mortgage from William K Bond and wife to the Bank of the United States
Copy of a 1831 mortgage in Ross County Ohio noting William K Bond and wife Lucy Bond granting property and appurtenances to the Bank of the United States. Witnessed by Levi Strong and Levin Bevt J P, with Lucy Bond signing separately. Recorder Samuel Tagart confirms record in Book 11 pages 445-448 dated September 16 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the United States
Willam K. Bond
Key
Bonn
Lvov
Sllen Strong
Levin Benr
Onto
T. Ross County
Samuel ‘Tagart
William K. Bond
L. S
Federalism and the rise of shinplaster credit system
In an editorial voice, the author rails at federalism as a shifting, insubstantial idol that has transformed through names from American System to National Republican to Credit System. The piece condemns swindling shinplasters and predicts Democracy will guard constitutional tradition against future masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
Slander suit ends in compromise in Clermont county
John W. Robinson sub-Treasurer of Clermont county sued editor Ferguson of the Ohio Sun for slander over his public conduct. Ferguson proved the allegations true and exposed further misdeeds. Robinson offered to compromise and withdraw, ending the case and branding him a low faction leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Robinson
Federal
Clermont County
Ferguson
Ohio Sun
Democratic Whig Awakening in Ohio Star Remarks
A political commentary denounces the Whigs for planning a convention under the Democratic name. It condemns attempts to rebrand as Democratic while praising the true Democratic party and warning against Federal Republicans and other groups. The piece invokes Jeffersonian credentials and cautions about “wolves in sheep’s clothing.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democracy
Adams
Federal National Republican
Hartford Convention
Washington Benevolent Peace Society
Blue Light
Nova Scotia
Democratic Party
Vermifuge tale from B A Fahnestock era medicine
A vintage testimonial catalog extols B A Fahnestock’s Vermifuge as a safe potent worm expeller. Letters from doctors and merchants across Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania praise its efficacy with substantial worm counts and rapid child recoveries, while a caution flags counterfeit imitations and urges observers to verify the seal and signature on each vial.
Sears American Hygiene Vegetable Renovating Pills Sale
Advertises Sears American Hygiene Vegetable Renovating Pills as a remedy for bilious and liver complaints and stomach disorders. Announces B. A. Fahnestock & Co as sole Western agents for sale and wholesale distribution and directs inquiries for agencies to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears’ American Hygiene
B. A. Fahnestock & Co
Anti Bilious Pills Endorsement from Chambersburg Letter
Prepared by B A Fahnestocks and sold by B A Fahnestock Co. in Pittsburgh. The pills are claimed to treat fevers, jaundice, dyspepsia, dropsy, dysentery, worms, vomiting, convulsions, asthma, and colds with costiveness and foul stomach. A May 17 1826 letter from John Stouffer praises their efficacy and affordability versus German or Keyser's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahnestocks
Fahnestock & Co
Pittsburgh
Chambersburg
Fahnestock
Keyser
John Stouffer
Liquid Opodeidoe marketed by Fahnestock firm
B A Fahnestock & Co promote Liquid Opodeidoe as a superior treatment across many diseases where the common Opodeidoe is used. The liquid form penetrates better than the solid soap-based paste and suits rheumatic and gouty affections, stiffness, numbness, sprains, bruises, burns, and head pain. It should be rubbed in with a woolen rag and applied to teeth with cotton for Tooth Act. The preparation is sold at their Wood and Sixth streets Pittsburgh warehouse and by local doctors and druggists in Steubenville and nearby towns.
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Cupahoge
RA Fahnestock
Richard Ky
William Wetmore
Ashtabula O
Babnestock & Co
Lucas
Fahnestock
KR. Roberts & Co
Alexander Hennis
Claysville
BA Fahnestock
Suar
Messrs
Joseph Wasson & Co
Leesburg
Fahnestock & Co
Samuel
P Fenton
Conneaut
Fahestock & Co
B A Fahnestock
Isaiah Scott
Fifth Ward
City of Pittsburgh
Rebecca Duvall
B. A. Fahnestock
B. A. Fahnestock & Co
Wood & Sixth Streets
Pittsburgh
Johnston
Scott Steubenville
F Heiman
Lishon
Public sale notice of Isaac May land in Wells township Ohio
Pursuant to a court order, a valuable tract of land owned by the heirs of Isaac May deceased will be sold at public auction on October 27. The 127 acre parcel in Wells township Jefferson County lies three miles from Smithfield on the road to Warren, with a brick house, barn, well, and fruit trees. Terms announced sale day. Guardian Lewis Browning Jr. Sept 18, 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac May
Wells Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Smithfeld
Warren
Coal Bank
Lewis Browning, Jr
Guardian
Steubenville Herald
Cadiz Sentinel
Wellsburg Transcript
Administrators Notice and Public Sale in Knox Township
Administrators Notice requiring debts and claims to be paid within one year from the date. Public sale announced for Saturday at 2 PM at the residence of John Elliott deceased with various articles to be offered, terms to be announced. Also notices of stock transfer offer and a bonnet advertisement from Philadelphia styles with prices and seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pita
John Elliott
Knox Township
John C. Elliott
John Eliott
CIGARS for sale by W. Dougherty and N. Dike
Boxes Spanish and Half Spanish cigars offered for sale by W Dougherty and N Dike. Short note indicates recent arrival and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigars
W. Dougherty
Vegetable Elixir touted for female weakness and liver cure
The Canton Canton area notice promotes Sala’s Vegetable Elixir a herbal remedy sold by John Sala Canton Ohio with testimonials from Rev E Birkett Rev A Billings and others. Promises relief from cramps digestion liver complaints and general debility with claims of no mercury or minerals and certified endorsements from multiple residents and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Osnaburgh, Stark Co
Ohio
Sala
John
Jacob Rex
Brandies and gin received for sale by W Dougherty
Readable stock update shows Bordeaux brandy and old Holland gin plus one pipe campaign brandy now on hand for sale by May 29, offered by merchant W Dougherty with delivery or pickup details.
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W. Dougherty
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John Q. Adams
Massachusetts
William Slade
Vermont
Richmond
Philanthropist
Cincinnati
American Union
Western Herald
Steubenville Gazette
Steubenville
Christian Witness
Jefferson Co
Strate
Ouro
Levin Bevt
J. P
Samuel Tagart
Fahdestock
A. W. Mayden
Washington Mall
Bheee
Chidren
Washington Hotel
Market ST. — Steubenvlle
Market Street
H. Phillips
John C. Ellicott
Cambridge
Diz
Philadelphia
Florence
E. N. Dillon
Benjamin Mairs
OLD and Silver
Heniig & Beatty
James Clark
Ae S, Scott, & Co
M. M. Laughlin
J. Turnbull
Stenbenville
S. Dire
Puiu
Adelparia
Fiownen Ayo Puan
N. Dike
Joe Bale
John Sula
E. Birkertt
J. Sala
Lam
C. E. Birkett
A. Billings
Michigan
Farmington
Sara
Labor
Peter Burger
Bedford
Mr. Sala
John Williams
Stark Co
John Sala
John Garber
Henry Summers
Henry Klippart
Hiram Myers
Jacob Rose
Geo. Dunbar
John Bauer
John S. Wiesling
Geo. Yutzey
Christian Rose
Philip Weber
A. C. Franke
Samuel Klewitt
Washington Tall
Stebeoville
N. B
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