Memorial from Augusta asks restoration of deposits and US Bank recharter
In Washington on March 26 1834 Mr KING of Georgia presented a memorial from about 400 Augusta citizens pleading for restoration of the deposits and a recharter of the Bank of the United States He argued that the memorial shows a broad cross section of merchants and trades and notes the memo is not party driven but seeks policy to aid commerce He explained money market conditions in the South and the effect on Northern exchange urging careful consideration of a recharter bill.
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Augusta
U. States
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Philadelphia
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England
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Europe
High Tensions at Greenville Convention Rally in South Carolina
The Charleston Mercury reports a Greenville Court House assembly of Union Party supporters, led by Judge Huger, pushing for aggressive resistance. Delegates, speeches, and resolutions advocate court power, militia readiness, and a plan to appeal to Washington, amid sharp party divisions and calls for civil conflict.
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Greenville Court House
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Charleston
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United States
Carolina
Pepoon
Washington
S. Carolina
Union
Henry
Spertanburg
Osth
South Carolina
Dr. Crittenden
Uenning
Mail Delivery Injustice Sparks Rural Friction
The article describes a carrier who delays delivery until a week later, with the mail stage only twice weekly to Avraria five miles away. It assures readers that correspondents and subscribers will still receive prompt attention as if a regular semi weekly mail service existed, despite the added inconvenience and expense.
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Avraria
Opposition to a U.S. Bank recharter and mining notes emerge
The article argues against rechartering the U.S. Bank, calling removal of deposits unnecessary and power usurping. It notes local mining interests on Lot 951-12-1 owned by Huau Cassedy in Savannah, praising Cassedy’s efforts and predicting potential rewards from vein discoveries. News from Portugal, Liverpool, and London items follow, with political commentary on ministers’ fragile support and a New York banking proposal by Gov. Marcy.
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New York
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Roger B. Taney
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