South Carolina Opposes Tariff Bill Amid Unity Call
In a fervent speech, Davis denounces federal tariff plans as a path to oppression and civil conflict. He warns South Carolina to resist federal power, cites Northern aggression, and urges state rights activists to rally, urging meetings and unity against what he calls a push toward tyranny and war.
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South Carolina
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Cody
Ana
Joitiary Committee
Bonessee
South Care
Ned
Rampart
Phes
Charlemagne
Mahoney
Otitian
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Laan
Ricntaso Distiiet
S.C. Worldstar
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Roan
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Altho
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Potomac
Pennsylvania
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Robert Walsh
John Q Dans
Eddy
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J.Q . Adams
House of Representatives
Daniel Webster
United States
Union of States
Garrison & Co
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Conciet
Hs Party
Pat
Hetet
Navy
Treasury
John Quincy Adams
Thaverin Teak
Globe Attacks Gen Jackson and Exposes Bank Reincorporation Talk
The Globe prints a caustic response to General Jackson and the Executive, accusing them of using heated invective over a bank matters. It asserts prior charges about rumored reincorporation and criticizes epithets as weak arguments, urging temperance over passion.
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Jackson
Globe
Shakespeare
Cabinet
Amos
Fackson
South
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West India migration and Georgia bank reform notes
Reports on Jamaica emigration to America due to West Indian distress from colonial policies. Also covers a Georgia act mandating semi annual bank disclosures, investor transparency, and sanctions for noncompliant banks, with political commentaries from Raleigh and Charleston editorials.
Unanimous Resolutions Against Removal and Postmaster Changes
A numerously attended meeting with the Mayor presiding adopted strong resolutions opposing the removal of Mr. Scott and the appointment of Mr. Hinton. The Washington Telegraph notes the change has occurred. In New York, Bailey is replaced by Bates, an ex-parson, raising suspicions Bates serves as a spy on Governeur.
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Scott
Hinton
Washington Telegraph
City of New York
Bailey
Bates
Governeur
Monroe
Jackson
the Telegraph
Johnnny Rhea
Bank letter from Hamoone banker in old town affairs
A dated missive from Henry succyy in Hamoone addresses the President and Directors of the Merchant Planter's Bank. He protests financial policies harming local planters and seeks remedy through prudence and self defence.
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Hamoone
Bt Auiprusty
Nanani
Henry
Bank opposition to planters and merchants angering public
A long notice from the Bank of Angista accuses local planters and merchants of a conspiracy to force stores to accept depreciated notes. The bank resolutions bar accepting its notes as payments, citing influence from Wave hy and Commission interests and opposition from stockholders and respected locals.
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Bank of
Angista
Ates
Anne
Mercia
Bank Suspends Payment Amid Currency Concerns in Augusta
Extract from April 17 minutes shows the Bank of Hamburg suspending payments as a run on specie and unreliable currency prompts dire warnings. The note cites shortages, damaged confidence, and plans to close operations while authorities seek lawful distribution of estates and orders in probate matters.
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Angusin
Wheeler
Dee Aneomi
Bank of
Avusta
Hussell Bank
Eterna
Augusta
Hamburg
Dee
Panto IB Arm
Belo
Eiheir
Joshpil Wheeler
Fiehi
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