Duane letter outlines bank crisis and presidential clash
The third number of DS axe’s communication to the people discusses President’s role in the removal of deposits, cabinet opinions, and disputes over the U S Bank. It recounts Whitne y Kendall meetings, the president’s assurances, and the writer’s view of independence and influence in Washington. The excerpt ends with maritime news of the whale ship Triton arriving in Portsmouth after a year at sea.
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W. J. Duane
DS Axe
United States
Provon Crizene
Pereum
United States Bank
Congress
Offie
United States’ Bank
Gould
Senate
Freon
Searley
Tony
Snow
Washington
Treasury Department
Reuben M. Whitney
U.S. Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Stetbanke
Raney
Barry
Melane
Cass
Woodbury
Amos Kendall
Alexandria
Whitngy
U.S
Whitney
U. S
Ballimore
Jane Sd
Siz. Whitney
Koono
Jin Whitney
New York
Taiy
Presi. c
Boston
Ehud
Union States’ Bank
Treasury
the Treasury
Philadelphia
Triton
Flanders
Portsmouth
N. H
South Atlantic
Senate Journal Details Poindexter Forsyth Incident Adjusted
The National Intelligencer reports a Senate incident between George Poindexter and John Forsyth on Friday was resolved. Mutual friends and several Senators facilitated a peaceful settlement with satisfactory explanations from both parties.
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Congressional
National Intelligencer
Senate
Messie
Poindexter
Forsyth
Augusta Petition Urges Recharter of U S Bank
House proceedings report a memorial from Augusta and nearby inhabitants urging restoration of the prior government Bank relation, fulfillment of the public funds safekeeping, and recharter or replacement. Georgia signers include the mayor and notable professionals. debate notes public sentiment and party lines, with warnings about banking policy and national finances.
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House of Representatives
Wilde
Augusta
United States
Book of the United
General Post Office Department
T'Is
Etsef
Union
Wayne
Georgia
Wivpy
Committee of Ways and Means
Grand mural paintings at Mason Hall attract art lovers
A letter from a correspondent notes paintings titled the Temptation Expulsion from the Garden of Paradise by Ram and Eve are on display at Mason Hall. The reader is urged to view the exhibit, with the advertisement appearing in another column.
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Euclid
Congress
State Rights Party
Hamr & Harpy
Ravel
Abel
Moss
Augusta
Mr. Pemberton
Nulliion
Sean
Charleston
King Street
East Bay
Stupy
Marchant
Ber
Iil
Carles
Allswell
Havn
Haun
Uper
Mason Hall
Ano
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Washmeton
Jackson
Fretinghuysen
New Jersey
Congressy
Mr. F
McKean
Committee On Public Lands
Grundy
Preston
Ribdaes
Joe
Joan Bagatuitt
Kentucky
Frankfort
Ter