For Governor Charles J. McDonald in Columba’s Denths
Report of Deaths in the City of Columbus for the week ending the 16th inst notes fevers in a Florida visitor, confirms no local fatalities, and includes a long polemic from the Enquirer and Times about political editorials and public discourse, referencing Granger, Webster, Clay, Calhoun, and Abolition debates. The piece analyzes professional courtesy and party alignment amid local and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Florida
William S. Chipley
Board of Health
Enquirer
THE
TIMES
Tres
Granger
Harrison
Webster
South
Messrs
Badger
Mr. Clay
Mr. Tyler
Mr. Webster
Clay
Albany
Boston Evening Gazette
Ozle
Gazette
Columbus Enquirer
Ogle
New York Express
Secretary of State
Messrs. Botts
Stuart
Ourself
Gen. Glascock
Glascock
Adams
Alford
Chattahoochee R. A. & Banking Company
Banks of Columbus and abolitionist issues debated in Georgia paper
The issue threads abolitionist views linked to Mr Everett and his Massachusetts candidacy, questioning his stance and possible Senate rejection, while a second segment defends state action against the Banks of Columbus. It explains the legislative intent to appoint Receivers for bank assets and the cooperation of bank presidents in the appointment process, arguing against alleged cliques and speculative motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirer
Enquirer
Philadelphia U.S. Gazette
Everett
Senate
England
Massachusetts
New England
Tyler
Congress
U. S. Gazette
Columbus
The
Argus
the Enquirer
Chattahoochee Circuit
Argus and Enquirer
Columbus Enquirer
King
Minquirer
the Times
Edgor
John H. Watson
of Muscogee
Bank of Columbus
General Assembly
Southern Recorder
Columbus Argus
South Carolina
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Barks
Opinion on tariff bill and bank question in Columbus papers
The Columbus Enquirer debates tariff provisions taxing tea coffee sugar and salt and questions exemptions for common-use goods. It notes caucus debate over tea and coffee duties and cites the Richmond Whig correspondent. The Columbus Times pieces discuss Bank versus Sub-Treasury, preferring Bank and questioning the Enquirer’s stance and logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Enquirer
House of Representatives
Senate
Clay
Richmond Whig
Proffit
Congress
Indiana
New York Times
National Intelligencer
House of
Madisonian
Ricnmond Whig
Winthrop
Boston
Banks and political crisis discussed in Wastington-Congress note
The piece recalls the Bank Bill action as of the 12th inst, noting the Sub-Treasury repeal, presidential approval, and possible resignations of Crittenden and Clay. It questions receiverships, charter forfeiture, and legal remedies for bank privilege violations amid unsettled Senate and House bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sub- Treasury
Charleston Courier
Crittenden
Clay
Senate
House
Bankruptcy bill synopsis from Senate to House described
The article notes a condensed form of the bankrupt bill on the papers first page and credits Mr. Henderson of Mississippi as the framer of the law. The Baltimore American is the source, and the summary was prepared for accuracy of material features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Baltimore American
Henderson
Mississippi
The Central Bank and Tax Debate in 1841 Georgia
A long excerpted discussion questions the Central Bank's handling and debt repayment, critiques the tariff bill and tea and coffee taxes, reports on a Georgia gubernatorial relief stance, and cites opinions from the New York Times and Richmond Whig. It includes a call for bank receiverships and a forwarded act demanding specie redemption.
Valuable Chattahoochee River Plantation for Sale
A 1550 acre river plantation in Stewart County near Lumpkin, Florence, and Columbus offers 500 acres cleared, oak and hickory remainder, and a functional grist and saw mill on Hitcha bee Creek. Features include a gin house, river landing, wood yard, and living quarters for sixty. eight years settled with no fever cases reported. Richard M. Pitts on site. June 17. Columbus. Doc sale.
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Chattahoochee River
Stewart
Lumpkin
Florence
Columbus
Richard M. Pitts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles J. McDonald
New York
Washington
H—U
Mr. Granger
the Inquirer
Fallot
Columbus Times
Smead
Bank
Sub‘Treasury
Talbot
Central Bank
Federal Union
Phanix Bank
Inferior Court
George R
Mugeogee
Col
Alexander McDougald
Walter T. Colquitt
John H. Howard
Thomas Livingston
John L. Harp
Spcie
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Chattahoochee
Owen Moore
Central Circuit
Newnan
Georgia
John Ray
Coweta
Hiram Warner
Meriwether
Hugh A. Haralson
Troup
William B Pryor
Harris
McDonald
Georga
Central Bank of Georgia
Whig
Col. Boggess
Carroll
Warner
Harralson
W. B. Pryor
Maj. Long
Y. J. Long
Wr. A. Spear
Thomas M. Griffin
Stell
Fayette
Southern Transcript
Maj
Thomasson
Heard
Wm. A. Sprar, T. M. Griffin
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