Banks and Exchange Prospects in Postwar Georgia Debate
The piece argues that Georgia banks can restore exchange by accepting county Bank notes or by closing shops to let local banks resume normal business. It contends exchange should be kept at a modest premium, near the cost of moving specie, to aid merchants and support cotton markets and credit.
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Henry county meeting nominates Barbour for Vice President
A Henry county gathering at McDonnonugh on Tuesday adopts resolutions urging Philip P. Barbour of Virginia as suitable vice presidential candidate and opposing Van Buren. The meeting denounces Van Buren and Northern influence while endorsing Barbour and pledging to correspond with presidential electors.
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