South Carolina Soberly Opposes the Tariff Bill Clash
A fiery South Carolina speech denounces the federal tariff as an attack on state rights and liberty. The speaker warns of civil strife, rails against Northern power, and urges state assemblies to unite against what he calls a threatened consolidation and military despotism.
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John Randolph
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Robert Walsh
John Q Dans
Globe Attacks Gen Jackson Over Bank Reincorporation Charges
The Globe defends its stance against General Jackson amid a renewed uproar over U S Bank rein incorporation promises. It accuses the executive of using epithets rather than argument and insists the charges have not been refuted after months of public discourse.
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Globe
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Emigration Rumors Sweep Jamaica Papers and Georgia Bank Law
Readable Jamaica papers describe British West India suffering under isolation and emigration to America, noting white planters' collapse and investor withdrawal. Georgia enacts semi annual bank returns to disclose stockholders, deposits, debts, and solvency to Governor and General Assembly as public records.
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Fie
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Boru
Vie Gavotte
Central Bank
Milledgeville
Shell
Coene Asbury Hale
Thomas Stocks
Wilson Lumpkin
Bau
Unanimous Resolutions Protest Removal of Scott in City Meeting
The report notes a large crowd with the Mayor presiding where resolutions were adopted against removing Mr. Scott and against appointing Mr. Hinton. The Washington Telegraph claims the change has since occurred. In New York City Bailey was removed as assistant Postmaster and Mr Bates, an ex-parson, appointed in his place. Governeur, Monroe’s son-in-law, remains Postmaster. Bates may be positioned as a spy on Gouverneur’s conduct. The Telegraph suggests Gouverneur could be removed, but the President fears disclosures about his Monroe correspondence.
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Hinton
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the Telegraph
Johnnny Rhea
Merchant Planters Bank Bt Auiprusty Letter
A fragment from Hamoone Sept 90 shows a misspelled plea from Henry succyy to the Merchant Planter's Bank about injurious banking policies. The writer urges prudence and self defense to protect his interests and asks the bank's directors for reconsideration.
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Hamoone
Bt Auiprusty
Nanani
Henry
Bank Resists Planters and Merchants in Local Credit Clash
A Georgia bank board denounces a conspiracy to pressure Planters to store nation debt notes and avoid accepting Bank notes. Resolution blocked dealer credit, citing external influence and public agitation against the plan. The dispute centers on protection of bank notes and public confidence in local commerce.
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Angista
Ates
Anne
Mercia
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