Tariff Debate and Settlement of Claims Stance
The passage questions whether settlement of claims can be coerced and asks where the parties stand at the contest’s end. It argues the South would bear a new heavy public debt for protection duties, reactivating tariffs and dividing the Union again.
Lawmakers debate withdrawal of small banknotes
The legislature considers dropping all bank notes under twenty dollars and compares to Georgia. Supporters of the administration must prove opposition to banks and tags, while the loudest critics before the election may stay silent. The President's Message hints at rapid currency change with the reform viewed as rags becoming strong currency.
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John M. Clayton
Delaware
Senate of the United States
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Mississippi
Martin van Buney
Thomas H. Bexton
Milledgeville Times
United States’ Bank
Wofford
Cleveland
Clay
Senate of the United State
Nesbit
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Abdel
New York
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U. S. Telegraph
Scottsborough Female Institute
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Yale
Charleston Medical College
Hanan
Brown
Clarke
France
R. CG. Ieets Scottsborough
Gorgia Jour
Thomas Cumming
Planters Hotel
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Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
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Alo
Columbia County
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Summerville
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Fox
Blodget
Bank of Augusta
Augusta Instiitifice and Banking Company
Eagle & Phoenix Hotel
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
Augusta Library Society
Van Buren’s Policy Framed as Pro Britain Friendship
The piece argues Mr. Van Buren aims to prove friendship to England by actions not words, contrasting Britain’s aggressive stance with France. It criticizes the administration for tolerating British injuries while threatening war over France’s debt, blaming a selective hard line against France.
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Congress
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England
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U. S. Telegraph
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