Speech by Mr Jones Georgia on removal of the deposits
In the House Jan 1834 Mr Jones argues that the Bank interfered in elections by large loans and press support to gain a charter. He cites rising discounts and loans from 1830 to 1832, alleges concealment by government directors, and cites Dallas on inspection and influence over state and national resources.
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House of Representatives
United States
Tennessee
South Carolina
Congress
Mto
House
Special Bank Committee
Biddle
Pennsylvania
Dallas
National Bank
Unconscionable Damages Debate Over Bank of the United States
A heated speech questions a $158,000 damages claim by the Bank of the United States linked to unpaid government drafts. The speaker argues the 15 percent damages law targets commercial fraud, not government dealings, and urges using state banks as fiscal agents while charter renewal is debated. He warns of a coming financial storm and the need for prudent preparation.
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Girard
Wr. Speaker
Pennsylvania
United States
England
Bank of
Bank of the United States
Union
Speaker
State Banke
Uie
Renin
Bank of the United
State Banks and the Bank of the United States Debate
The speech argues State banks can handle government funds like the U S Bank, warns against a dangerous union with the Executive, and urges Congress to deposit public money in State banks under strict terms while resisting renewal of the U S Bank charter. It cites wartime experiences, bank credit, and calls for constitutional defense and state autonomy.
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States
United States Bank
United States
Bank of the United States
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Hae
Bank of the
Bohun Opus
Simeon
Pirgetors
Hank
Even
Congress
Virginia
Mr. Arcuer
State Rights
Virginia Legislator resigns seat and Apalachicola cotton boom
The piece reports Virginia Senator Rives resigning his U S Senate seat citing adherence to state's instructions on deposit questions and not accepting cabinet appointment. It notes Apalachicola wharves overflowing with cotton and expected 25 000 bales shipped. It also mentions Julia winning the Jock Club purse and weather hindering turf amusements. Captain New York packet from Liverpool brings little news. money in England at two and a half percent.
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Charleston
Jocky Club
Julia
Bertrand, Jr
Lille Redik
Courier
M. Forsyth
The
Tressury
Congress
Char. Ev
Apalachicula Fiorina
Rives
Licwian
Senate
Utates
Virginia
Clay
Eaptain
New York
Liverpool
London
England
New York Manger Reports Cotton Prices and Stocks
The report notes 50 bales of South Carolina cotton sold at 12 cents discount, with Upland Virginia and Louisiana new crop prices shown. It cites weekly demand, stock levels, and historical receipts for 1832 and 1833, including total arrivals and consumption, and lists sales across Louisiana Upland and old/new crop categories with varying prices.
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New York
OTTON
South Carolina
Havre
Uplands
Virginia
Louisiana
United States
Hayes
Liverpool Cotton Market Sees Decline as Stocks Drop
Liverpool reports a larger than expected cotton stock drop with near 10 000 Surat held for resale and a total deficiency of 18 000 bales versus year end 1882. Demand weakens after early week vigor, prices fall, and weekly sales reach 2470 bales with 1450 pledged on spec.
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Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Paris
Orleans
United Kingdom
England
Manchester
Cotstou
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Diechare Ing
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Brooks & Harold
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C. Jennings
Admr
Wid
Columbia Court 4
Purehue
Syber
WM. A. L. Collins
Columbia County
Ording
Campbellton
Bell County
Campbell County
James Smith
Rom. Woolpole
Peesons
Tomas Warp
Bu County
Fielding J. Brown
Columbia House
Wilkes County
Joan Rosix
James Willis
Abner P. Roberton
Count Ho
Waynesboro
Burke Coun
Inferior Court
Vourthon
Waynesborey
T. B. Moore
Interior Court
John Goodwin
Burke County
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Fielding J Brown
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Lee County
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