Bank Expansions and Revolutions Across Regions 1850s
A lengthy comparative view traces bank expansions and contractions across the Union from 1850 to 1854, noting regional variability. It explains how eastern growth triggers western and southern reactions, with the Mississippi Valley most affected by credit shifts and price impacts, and discusses European war news and distant political turmoil.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
Massachusetts
Our Relations with Spain and Congressional Tariff Brief
A Madrid letter to the Atlantic outlines Mr. Soule’s demands on Spain. Restitution of the Black Warrior, indemnity for losses, and guarantees against future insults are urged to secure full settlement and amity. Sir contentions surface over Cuba, with Washington dispatches guiding but not reversing the stance. A separate note signals likely tariff revision activity as the session nears decision.
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Spain
Madrid
Atlantic
Mr. Soule
Soule
United States
Cuba
Manuer
Washington
Pierce
Democrats of New York to Address People on Territorial Bills
New York Democrats in Congress plan an address to the state outlining the principles for organizing United States territories. They intend to align with the 1850 compromise and the Union platform, stating their stance on major political issues and forthcoming territorial legislation.
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New England
New York
New Jersey
Missouri
Europe
Bud
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
South
Texas
Santa Anna
Acapulco
Jobe L. Stephens
San Francisco
Vera Criia
New Orleans
Bauta
Aura
United States
Agelilef Puler
Fulton
Norfolk
Gadsden
Gen. G
Mexico
Dales Prnd
Charleston Standard
Nations Democrats
Congress
Wasurxerox
Senate
House
Tos
Salliage. P
Nebraska
Mornestead Dill
Sourbney Nebraska Whigs
Southern Union
Democratic
Norws
Seward Free Suil Whig Party
Fullure
Webster
North
New Democratic Party
Buchanan
Pierce
Judge Dimglas
Cyss
Marey
New
Southern Alliance
Marcy
Ratds
Davis
Cushing
House of Representa
Washington
The
N. S. Herald
Prohibitionist Proposal in South Carolina Central Committee Speech
A South Carolina Central Committee speech urges voters to support a prohibitory law to end liquor sales and manufacturing. It argues prohibition will reduce crime poverty and ruinous social effects, urging citizens to authorize a ballot measure in the polls.
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Central Committee
South Carolina
Ley Leneve Addres
Llowdy
South Carolla
Uptows
South Caroline
South
Carolin
de Dumagogue
Great Britain
United States
Judas
Vesnasian
Lange
Leigefield
Anderson
Spartanburg
Greenville
Lauren
John Belton O'Neall
Temperance Watger Division Meeting Notice
The Camden Weekly Journal notes a regular Watgr Division meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening. All members are requested to attend promptly.
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the Camden Weekly Journal
Watgrer
Charleston Correspondence on Bridges and Local Affairs
Heavy rain improved crops and water supply while a plan to build a bridge across the Ashley near New Bridge Ferry is outlined. The 30 foot wide pile bridge would rest on five piles per pier, cost near 100000 dollars, funded by 4000 shares of 26 dollars. The piece notes expected benefits to travel, commerce and markets, plus updates on banks, the Walia, surveys for a Charleston Savannah railroad, obituaries, real estate sales, and a dull cotton market with regional optimism toward spring.
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Charleston
Havana
Charleston Bridge Company
New Bridge
South Carolina
Washington
Sichaelanga
St Andrew's Pariah Tuto
Ashley
Charlesont
State Bank
Broad
East Bay
Bank of Sour Carolina
Sp4s
Savannah
Mvy
Tianc Magyels
Ut Bar
Thig City
General Assembly
Shie
Senate
Qu. A.B. Mills
Memphie
Rayfrond
Huntarille
Col. Mills
Gov. Jones
Tennessee
Clarington
Ker Boyee
Boyen & Co
Hayne Atreet
Bh, Lang Ee
Hayne Street
Simonds, Ruff Co
Fayne Street
Haviland, Horens & On
R. K Payne
City Land Company
Pinckney Atrovt
Leith
Grees
Methodist Bishop Elected by Columbus Telegraphic Dispatch
A Columbus telegraphic dispatch reports the General Conference elected bishops Rey. Geonos F. Prence Rev. Joux Hf. Banty and Roy Exvasacog. The phrasebook includes other local electees and mentions a clerk of the court in Nashville Town replacing the deceased John Roahorongi. The Ohio State Journal discusses wheat prospects in Ohio amid high prices.
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Wolesrn
Columbus
General Conference
Rey
Geonos F. Prence
Joux Hf
Banty
Roy
Nashville
Town
W. H. Appensox, Kay
Court of Theater District
John Roahorongi
Ohio State Journal
Seya
Ohio
Serious personal difficulty arises in House dispute
Was a quarrel between Mr Hunt of La and Mr Craige of NC in the House. Craige called Hunt a factionist, which Hunt condemned as false. Reports describe debates on the Nebraska bill and a Free State emigrant plan centered in Boston Courier notes.
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Wasmxotox
Mr. Hunt
Me. Craige
N.C
Craige
Han
Richardson
Nebraska
Free State
Manxoractont
Mostan
Kansas
Boston Courier
Thia
Larbor and Funke
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Miscelaeaus Hows
St. Petersburg
Trnarch
Sc. Pateteburg
Tula
Ovel
Kaluga
Constantin
Gallipolis
Atredy
Dhaja
Murenora
Qiner Paseha
New York Times
State Department
Amerde
Pezuela
Revenoy
Rae Tautee
Evening Star
Lewween
Treasaary
Ware and Neans
Fauxtano Istavog
Fallland Islands
Cliff
Falkland Islands
Falkland Company
Chil
Wulprit
Ingettier
Germantown
Anny
Fuller
Tho. J. Warren
Oventa
James Adams
Lancasterville
8. C
Adams
Ireland
Lancaster
Joseph Balch
Johnson
Daniel Webster
Boston
Baleh
Wisconsin
West
Rock County
Tume
Sebastopol
Colare
Dardanelles
Black Sea
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