Congressional inquiry into domestic manufactures and tariffs
A House resolution directs the Secretary of the Treasury to gather data on quantities, costs, and profits of US production in wool, cotton, iron, sugar, and related goods for the year ending 1831, plus import comparisons and tariff recommendations. a lengthy questionnaire seeks details on plants, labor, capital, markets, and foreign competition.
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Congress
Congress OF the
United States
House of Representatives
Secretary of the
Treasury
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
House
Cantral
Sormn
Eostablishmenat
Government tariff bill imposes wide duties on imports
The draft act repeals prior duties and sets new rates on wool, cotton, textiles, metals, and various goods. It introduces ad valorem and specific duties, exemptions, penalties, and a system of appraisals to determine true value. It also provides draws back on ships, storage rules, and added duties for foreign shipments.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Ieee
China
Solibe
Lon
Honda
Hiushett
Aualve
Dee Beer
Scape of Good Hope
United States
Dallas
France
India
Mareh
Customs
United Sivas
U. B
Secretary of the Treasury
U. States
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
West Indies
Lerely
Capo Station
North American Review April 1632 issue received
The North American Review No. LXXV for April 1632 arrives with several valuable articles on interesting subjects. Limited space prevents detailed notices. a fuller commentary will appear in the next issue.
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THE
North American Review
Messrs
Ricnarve
Ianau
Coriteuts
Report on the U S Bank by Committee of Investigation
The committee's investigation into the affairs of the U S Bank, submitted by Judge Oxayron, has been received and will be presented to readers as soon as possible. The report spans twelve columns of small type in the U S Telegraph, and is not yet fully read.
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U. S. Bank
Committee of Investigation
U.S. Bank
Oxayron
U.S. Telegraph
John Millign Declares Nullification Stance for Congress
In a Columbus notice Col John Millign announces his candidacy for Congress and proclaims his fidelity to the doctrine of Nullification as a central political creed. Proponents praise his candor and independence while opponents may differ yet respect his forthrightness and commitment to the Republican principle.
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Congress
Col. Mirron
Columbus
Col
John Mil‘ign
Treasury Report and Southern Reluctance on Tariff Plan
The Treasury Department’s tariff adjustment proposal is judged unsatisfactory to the South and viewed as delusive. The piece warns that conciliatory measures must be real and substantial or risk further distrust of the administration and its allies.
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South
Gen. Jackson
Public meeting procedures questioned in Bibb and Richmond counties
A letter denounces secretive notice practices for a May 6 1802 meeting in Augusta and a Macon area gathering to appoint delegates to a Milledgeville convention. It argues residents were deprived of timely public notice, cites Perry Houston County actions, and asserts Bibb and Richmond counties should have representation and a transparent process.
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Milledgeville
Richmond County
Scounty
Macon
Perry
Stouston County
Ist Just
Bibb County
Augusta
Delegates Named For State Legislature Reduction Meeting
The city council, chaired by Mayor Samven Hare with Secretary Jung N. Mawn, adopted resolutions aligning with Hancock and other counties to reduce members in Georgia’s legislature. James M’Laws was named delegate to a preliminary Milledgeville meeting. proceedings to be signed by the chair and secretary and published locally.
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Samven Hare
Jung N. Mawn
Robert R. Re
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Hancock
Georgia
Milledgeville
Witliam Commis
James M'Laws
Hi City
Samuel Hall
Chatmingsy Attest
Jonas I. Masy
Scerecar
Correction over editorial at Georgia Journal disputed by Georgia Union
The editors of the Georgia Journal are urged to note a misattribution in the Peder Union, with a cor rec tion that a Novay Thursday article was not by the Journal but a correspondent. The piece defends Hancock county actions and debates on reform, urging justice and restraint amid state issues.
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Georgia Journal
Peder Union
al Uns
Hancock County
Syarta
Fies
Supreme Court
Jucus Wilich
Federal Union
I Cla K
Sulieet
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Treay
Case of Representatives
A. MacKenzie & Co
Hay
Alt Rock
Pons Salt Lock
Pes B. Lamar
Auguspa
Theasury Report
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