Lectures by Rev Joseph Baker at Columbus Lyceum on mental culture
The Columbus Lyceum announces a series of lectures by Rev Joseph Baker of the Baptist Church. The first talk on Saturday evening will address the influence of mental culture on the vigor durability and beauty of the human frame. The announce cites S T Cuarman as secretary and Thomas Hoxey as president.
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Joseph Baker
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Hoxey
T. S. T. Cuarman
President Pro Tempore Role in Vice Presidential Absence
The passage outlines that a Senate shall choose their other officers and a President pro tempore to act when the Vice President is absent or when the Vice President exercises the office of President of the United States. It highlights succession and temporary leadership within the presidential line.
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Webster
United States
Great Britain
Forsyth
Charleston Mercury
Tyler
Southard
Senate
Congress
Walker
Calhoun
House of Representatives
House
Sub Treasury dies in Senate. heavy debate on fiscal policy
Correspondence from Washington reports the Sub-Treasury bill defeated in the Senate by 30 to 16. Buchanan voted with the ayes, threatening resignation if needed, while Clay and others critiqued the pet bank revival. Debate centers on fiscal agents and potential bank alternatives as Congress prepares further action.
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Charleston Courier
Ashington
Sub-Treasury
Senate
Buchanan
Kentucky
Clay
Berrien
Walker
Calhoun
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Pickens
Mr. Rhett
Mr. Picken
J.Q. Adams
Fillmore
N. Y
Ways and
Cushing
Foreign Affairs
Messrs
Sergeant
J. Q. Adams
Pope
Wmn. Cost Johnson
W. C. Dawson
Botts
McKay
McKeon & Rhett
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Ingersoll
Penn
Adams
Harrison
Abolition Petitions Opened After House Vote
The House rescinded the 21st rule preventing abolition petitions and authorized their reception. The yeas list includes Adams, Allen, Andrews, Aycrigg, Babcock, Baker, Barnard, Beeson, Birdseye, Blair, Boardman, Borden, Botts, Bowne, Brewster, Briggs, Brockway, Bronson, Brown, Burnett, Calhoun, Childs, Chittenden, Clark, Clinton, Cowen, Cravens, Cushing, Davis, Dinock, Everett, Fillmore, Giddings, Goode, Gordon, Hale, Hastings, Howard, Ingersoll, Kennedy, Lane, Linn, Littlefield, Lowell, McClellan, Randall, Randolph, Roosevelt, Russell, Sanford, Trumbull, Van Buren, Van Rennselaer, Will iams, and many others. The nays list follows with Alford, Andrews, Arnold, Atherton, Barton, Bidlack, Boyd, Brown, Butler, Caldwell, Campbell, Daw son, Edwards, Foster, Gamble, Gerry, Green, Habersham, Harris, Holmes, Hopkins, Hunter, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, McClellan, Meriwether, Moore, Nisbet, Oliver, Pope, Rayner, Rhett, Rogers, Shaw, Sumter, Turner, Ward, Washington, Watterson, Williams, Wise, and Wood.
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House of Representatives
House
Veras
Messrs
Adams
Allen
J. Andrews
Aycrigg
Babcock
Baker
Barnard
Beeson
Birdseye
Blair
Boardman
Borden
Botts
Bowne
Brewster
Briggs
Brockway
Bronson
Charles Brown
Jeremiah Brown
Burnett
Calhoun
Childs
Chittenden
J. C. Clark
Staley N. Clarke
Clinton
Cowen
Cranston
Cravens
Cushing
R. D. Davis
Dinock
Doig
Egbert
Everett
Ferris
Fessenden
Fillmore
J. G. Floyd
C. A. Floyd
Forance
A. L. Foster
Gates
Giddings
Patrick G. Goode
Gordon
Greig
Gustine
Hall
Halstead
William
Hastings
Henry
Howard
Hudson
Hunt
Ingersoll
James Irvin
Wm. W. Irwin
James
Andrew Kennedy
Lane
Lawrence
Linn
Littlefield
Lowell
Robert McClellan
McKeon
Marchand
A. Marshall
Mathiot
Mattocks
Maxwell
Maynard
Morgan
Morrow
Osborne
Winthrop
York
Augustus Young
John Young
Navs
Messrs. Alford
L. W. Andrews
Arnold
Arrington
Atherton
Barton
Bidlack
Boyd
Aaron V. Brown
Milton Brown
Burke
Wm. Butler
W. O. Butler
G. W. Caldwell
P. C. Caldwell
J. Campbell
W. B. Campbell
T. J. Campbell
Caruthers
Cary
Opposition to a National Bank among New York merchants
The Journal of Commerce notes a sizable minority in the New York Chamber of Commerce opposing a National Bank with 36 votes against 20 on a memorial. It questions wider support among other cities and social classes, and cites Whig congressional control as decisive, while Washington debate focuses on reform measures and public funds distribution.
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Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Our
New York
Senator Tallmadge
Taney
Clay
Mr. T
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of the United States
Nathan
David
London Court Journal
Paris
Pailie de Riz
Elevantes
Gros de Naples
Horse Neck
Buzzard’s Bay
John Devoll
Westport
Philadelphia Gazette and Commercial Intelligencer
New York Journal of Commerce
Heaven
Fife
New Orleans Picayune
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Whig Party
Congress
Jour. Com
N. P. Tallmadge
Treasury
Harrison
Tallmadge
N. Y. Post
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