Wanted man Samuel Hoke described by Greenville ad
A six cent reward notice from Greenville Georgia seeks Samuel Hoke a saddler and harness maker about five seven dark complected and weighing about 130 pounds. He left with a gold watch and unpaid board and dues and is believed headed to North Carolina. Citizens urged to aid in apprehension and papers should run the notice. Franklin courthouse bids invited for a Heard county building. Proposals due first Monday in June for court house hall and court room with sizes 40 by 50 and 30 by 50 and 40 feet square. Sealed bids to Clerks office per inferior court order. John D Howell advertises whiskey rum gin shoes and hats at his Crawford Street corner.
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Resignation letters from 1841 Cabinet members
Formal letters from J. J. Crittenden and T. Ewing resigning from President's cabinet in 1841. Crittenden cites veto power and duty. Ewing describes bank charter disputes, cabinet deliberations, and frustration with policy disagreements. Both emphasize principled withdrawal and loyalty to the nation.
Bell Letter on Bank Plan Reveals Cabinet Debate in 1841
John Bell outlines his reasons for resigning from the Whig administration over the Fiscal Bank bill and details a cabinet discussion with President Tyler. The document describes plans for a district bank with note issuance and exchange duties, and the President’s push for a bank limited to discounting bills of exchange. It notes Webster and Ewing’s opinions and Bell’s pledge to publish further narrative.
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