Removal of Deposites Debate in Congress Georgia Speaker
Congressman Jones of Georgia discusses the Bank of the United States contract and Treasury power to change public revenue depositories. He analyzes whether the bonus influenced the deposites and argues for legal grounds to remove funds, citing historical opinions and Secretary of the Treasury actions.
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House of Representatives
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of the
Bank of the United
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Virginia
Oyan
Alexi
J. Dallas
Shen Secretar de Bact
Cisnevere
Webster
Secretary of Th Treasury
Bank of the United States
Pennsylvania
House
Wim. H Crawford
Ninian Edwards
Speaker
Crawford
Mr. Ingham
J. Crawford
Nation Bank Debate Reflects Dallas Calhoun Views on Deposits
A historical account traces the 1815 committee led by Mr Calhoun evaluating a National Bank plan. It cites Mr Dallas's December letter outlining bank capital, governance, privileges, and a proposed 1.5 million dollar bonus for exclusive charter, with deposit provisions debated and the Treasury removal power framed as protection for public interests.
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Calhoun
South Carolina
Dallas
Treasury Department
Treasury
Buat
Secretary of the Treasury
W Chech
Bank of the United States
Charleston
New Orleans
Weaster
Bank Dispute Over Deposits And Discount Practices
Speaker argues about bank conduct and whether deposits should be withheld. The discussion cites past charters and reasons given for discounts. A comparative statement from bank returns shows specie, currency in circulation, and discounts from 1824 to 1833.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Bankers Debate Specie Circulation and Discounts in 1832
The speech argues that in February 1832 the bank held $7 million in specie with $24 million in circulation and $67 million in discounts, yet four months later discounts rose to $70 million. It questions why with over $10 million specie and reduced circulation the bank needed to cut discounts to $60 million by October and $54 million by month’s start. The speaker notes a $4 million rise in specie and $6 million cut in circulation, demanding better reasons from directors for actions affecting the bank’s safety.
Political letters from Washington Feb 15 to Feb 18
Reports from Washington recount Gilmer's inquiry on Owens death in Alabama, Clay and Beardsley exchanges, and Mangum reading a letter decrying executive overreach. Clayton's pension agency report condemns Butler and executive ignorance, with obituary noting the death of former Attorney General William Wirt and praising his public service.
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Charleston Courier
Washington
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Gilmer
Owens
Alabama
Clay
Lewis
Beardsley
New York
Mangum
The
Senate
Gen. Jackson
North Carolina
Calhoun
M Dutlie
Clayton
Delaware
Pension Agency
Judiciary Committee
Bidute
Butler
Biddle
Wilkins
van Buren
Lowrie
Wirt
U. States
Henry Wise Denounces Globe Synopsis as Caricature
In Washington City on February 7 1834 Henry Wise complains that a Globe synopsis misrepresents his House remarks. He promises a full report of his speech and urges constituents not to form opinions from the synopsis describing the ongoing congressional question.
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Globe
Washington City
Congress
Henry A
Publication of State Rights Association Address
The editors announce receipt of a noted production by Weystay Hoozy Esq on the 22d ult and its forthcoming publication in the Fencers index. They praise the author’s liberal, philosophic mind and ardent patriotism for the South, predicting strong reception from friends and readers.
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Hobby
Weystay Hoozy
State Rights Association
Fencers
Columbia Coun
Col Jones Speech Challenges Bank Deposit Bond Claim
In a speech Col Jones refutes claims that the government pledged to keep Bank deposits as part of the charter and notes the $1 5 million bonus as a argued justification. He asserts the proof defeats such assumptions and mocks those who doubt.
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Col. Jones
Col. Jonxe
Family Lyceum and First Lessons of Geometry Promotion
A Boston author Joson Horsroux introduces the Family Lyceum volume with practical science instruction for families schools and lyceums. Also offered First Lessons of Geometry with Geometrical Diagrams and child reading tract s. Founder Hot Brook promotes the Lyceum system as an affordable educational resource.
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Family Lyceum
HotBrook
Lyceum
Erratum on a London paper corrections and journalistic quips
The writer cites misreadings in a London paper and a Georgia Journal correction that altered meaning. He compares transatlantic quill errors to vaunted maps of life and notes a Georgia notice misquote on State Rights and Nullification.
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Duke of Bedford
Duchess of Bedford
London
Georgia Journal
State Rights Party
D&e
Erroneous Statements On Bank Stock And Cotton Prices
A Washington transcript quotes Senator Fonsyr arguing about the Bank of Augusta capital, stock issues, and cotton prices. The record notes confusion over stock amounts, timing of stock disposal, and claims of cotton price rises, urging caution about the senator’s figures and conclusions.
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Fonsyr
North Carolina
Bank of
Augusta
Senate
South
Liverpool
Corier
Argus Bank
F. Won
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