Early U S tariff inquiry asks for factory and trade data
A congressional resolution directs the Treasury to gather extensive facts on domestic manufactures in iron, cotton, wool, hemp, sugar, salt, and related goods. It seeks production volumes costs imports, profits, labor, power, markets, and potential duty adjustments to aid tariff policy.
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Congress
Congress OF the
United States
House of Representatives
Secretary of the
Treasury
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
House
Cantral
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Eostablishmenat
Duty Bill Repeals Old Rates as March 1833 Draws Near
The document details a proposed act to replace existing import duties with new schedules effective March 3 1833. It lists rates on wool products cotton goods silks glass sugar coffee and more plus exemptions and conditions for storage payment methods and appraisals. It also outlines draw backs duties and enforcement provisions with penalties for evasion and a shift to cash payments for certain sums.
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House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Ieee
China
Solibe
Lon
Honda
Hiushett
Aualve
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Scape of Good Hope
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Dallas
France
India
Mareh
Customs
United Sivas
North American Review April 1632 issue received
The North American Review No. LXXV for April 1632 is just received by Ricnarve &ia nau. The note cites lack of room to discuss contents in detail and promises further Coriteuts in the next issue.
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THE
North American Review
Messrs
Ricnarve
Ianau
Coriteuts
Investigation report on the U S Bank presented
The Committee of Investigation into the affairs of the U S Bank, submitted by Judge Oxayron, is received and will be made available to readers at the earliest opportunity. It is published in twelve columns of small type in the U S Telegraph, which the paper has not yet reviewed.
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U. S. Bank
Committee of Investigation
U.S. Bank
Oxayron
U.S. Telegraph
John Milign Candidate for Congress in Nullification Vote
A Columbus notice announces Col John Milign as a candidate for Congress. It lauds his candor and independence and endorses the doctrine of Nullification while inviting supporters to back his bid at the ensuing election. It notes opponents may differ yet respect his integrity and steadfast creed.
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Congress
Col. Mirron
Columbus
Col
John Mil‘ign
Treasury Report Protests Tariff Plan as Southern Unmoved
In the issue of yesterday's Constitutionalist the Treasury reform plan is criticized as unsatisfactory to the South and delusive in nature. The piece argues that genuine conciliations require real relief, warning that the South will not bow to the administration and that liberal offers will be met with firm resistance.
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South
Gen. Jackson
Public meeting notice blamed for covert delegate selection
The article criticizes a Richmond county meeting at City Hall for electing a delegate to a Milledgeville convention without proper public notice. It notes Perry in Houston County and Bibb county concerns, arguing that only a few attended and that representation should be by general vote, not a hidden process.
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Milledgeville
Richmond County
Scounty
Macon
Perry
Stouston County
Ist Just
Bibb County
Augusta
City Meeting Adopts Resolution on Legislature Size
The mayor presided as chair with J N Mawn as secretary. Resolutions concur with Hancock County and others in Georgia to reduce members in the State Legislature and appoint James M'Law as delegate to a Milledgeville preliminary meeting. Proceedings to be signed by the chair and secretary and published.
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Samven Hare
Jung N. Mawn
Robert R. Re
Usq
Hancock
Georgia
Milledgeville
Witliam Commis
James M'Laws
Hi City
Samuel Hall
Jonas I. Masy
Correction on Attribution of Article in Georgia Journal
The Georgia Journal editors will note that an Novay Thursday piece copied into the Peder Union was not ours but a correspondent's. We disavow its editoral stance and defend the author’s independence, urging focus on the state’s Supreme Court decision and Hancock county matters rather than partisan framing.
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Hancock County
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Fies
Supreme Court
Jucus Wilich
Federal Union
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