Who is perfidious Whig defense of Tyler in 1840 era
The Madisonian reprints a Whig critique of Tyler’s stance on a National Bank, arguing the Bank issue was not the people’s focus in 1840. It cites Harrison and Webster era positions, denounces perceived perfidy, and contrasts public statements with actions, urging consistency and honesty among parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonian
N. Y. Post
Messrs. Botts
Arnold
Tyler
van Buren
Congress
Gen. Harrison
Dayton
Henrico
United States
Bunker Till
Baltimore
Whig Central Committee
Washington
RK. Garland
J. Clark
Maryland
Webster
New York
Columbus
Fort Meigs
Saratoga
Auburn
N.Y
Richwood
Yorktown
Virginia
Pariff Internal Improvementa
General Harrison
Mr. van Baren
Tari
Loternal
van Baren
J.C. Alford
Wiliam C. Dawson
Richard W. Hab‘ersham
Thomets Butler King
BE. A. Nisbet
Lott Warren
Georgia
Harrison
Compress
Cincinnati Inquisitor
Bank of the United States
Jeferson
Mirtison
Gineral Harrison
North Carolina
E. Badger
Waukcs
Wein
Bayk
Hargiison
New York Whig
Apa
General Worth Leads Pursuit as Seminole War Rages On
The text lauds General Worth for leading by example in pursuit of the Seminole, noting the army’s advance limits the Seminole’s rest and risking destruction or peace. It mentions St Francis Barracks being struck by lightning injuring soldiers and details Army Officers investigating Militia service accounts in Florida. Worth’s reply to a question about summer HQ: in my saddle, sir.
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U.S
Beaufort
Peck
Pilatka
St. Augustine
Fort Holmes
Ixpian Intelliicence
Tigertail
Aleck
Lampa
Alexander
6Th Infantry
Rogers
Dragoons
Gwinn
8Th Infantry
Worth
Florida
Gen. Worth
St. Francis
Board of Army
Churchill
Mapes
Crossman
Hientzelman
Washington
Daguereotype
Daguerootypé Trust
Broad-street
Jacob Fogle
Washington Notes on Congress Adjournment and Bills
Correspondence from Washington outlines a probable early adjournment as Congress debates the Bank and Revenue Bills. Key actions include passage of a Post Office debt bill, debates on fortifications, armory site funding, and a House adjournment after a tense session. Mentions Sen Sevier Linn Mangum and figures like Fillmore and Clay with updates from Charleston Mercury notes.
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Congress
Buchanan
Clay
Senate
Sevier
Linn
Mangum
Post Office Department
McLeod
Barnard
Caroline
Everett
United States
Summers
The
Congress of the
Fillmore
S. Mason
Proffit
Mr. Andrews
Kentucky
Stanley
Mr. Wise
Andrews
Virginia
Abolition Meeting Denounces Convent Avenue Excommunication
A New Hampshire abolition meeting condemns the Concord Church for sending a Miss Enny Pillsbury letter of recommendation to a Savannah slaveholding church. The resolution laments bigotry within the church and notes that Rev Nathaniel Bouton and other abolitionists failed to protest the act.
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New Hampshire
Church of Christ J
Concord
Nathaniel Bouton
Enny Pillsbury
Savannah
Georgia
Tariff argument favors manufacturers over consumers
Mr Woodbury condemns the tariff bill, arguing it preserves high duties on iron and woollens while freeing many commodities for manufacturers. He notes increased burdens on sugar, salt, and tea, and asserts the proposed system mostly benefits manufacturers at the expense of agriculturists and the common consumer, with protections rising to 25 or 30 percent via home value. He urges farmers to act, citing political witnesses about the bank issue and ending with a note on life preservers aboard the Delaware for potential rescue.
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Ladmit
Helen
Georgia
Mr. Berrien
Virginia
Rives
Rie
Court Rules Bank Usury Void In Loan Case Rankin County
In Rankin County Mississippi the circuit court ruled that a loan made with depreciated bank paper is an usurious transaction and void, barring any collection on such debts. Despatches from Turkish America report Aleppo manna showers on May 3, with two inches of the tasteless seed fallen as a potential flour substitute amid a famine.
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Dectarep
Circuit Court of
Rankin County, Miss
Constantinopole
Aleppo
Constantinople
Cornell
Abbott
Berry
Greene
Morton
Moris
Quin
Sturgis
Morton Offeed
Morris
Alderman Abbott
Sings
Alderman Morton
Yéas
Quist
Grethe
Wit. S. Chipley
Board of Health
Bay Street
Thomas Moore
Weeks
Magazie
Alderman Morris
Bethune & Ellis
T. W. Dutton
Jepson
J. Ennis & Co
A. J. Abbott
C. A. McGee
M. McQuade
John Quin
An. L
W. A. Douglass
Exchange and Bank Note Rates of the Southeast
A Nort on and Langdon exchange list detailing bills on New York Baltimore Richmond Mobile Savannah Charleston Philadelphia and specie paying banks across Georgia including Bank of Columbus Planters and Mechanics Bank Central Bank of Georgia and many others. It lists uncurrent notes and discounts for various banks in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina with premia and uncertainties noted.
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New York
Baltimore
Richmond
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Philadelphia
Bank of Columbus
Planters and Mechanic S Bank
Central Bank of Georgia
Ruckersville Banking Co
Georgia R. A. and Banking Company
Insurance Bank of Columbus
Macon
Commercial Bank At
Bank of State of Georgia
Bank of Augusta
Bank of St. Mary’s Bank of Milledgeville
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
Bank of Brunswick
Augusta
Mechanics’ Bank of Augusta
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of Savannah
Georgia
Planters’ Bank
Farmers’ Bank of the
Marriages and deaths in Muscogee and Georgia count ies
Marriages listed include Sampson Cox to Many A Craft of Muscogee county and Wa C Whent to Evenina Ambrcromare of Russell county Alabama in Clinton Georgia. Additional wedding: Americus C Mitchett of Barbour county Alabama to Mary E Be LIN ILEA of the same place. Died notices record Mrs Cassa Watkins of Columbus and Dr Conanus E Haynes of Virginia lineage, long service in Georgia politics and Methodist faith. Also obituary of Grover W Suri of St Joseph, noted as a valued merchant and citizen. Congress and public life remembered with affection.
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Dr. Pierce
Wa. C
Cassa Watkins
Ansel Watkins
Co ¥Anuus E. Haynes
Col
Tho’s Haynes
Dr. Haynes
Virginia
Congress of the
United States
Methodist Church
Federal Union
Chattahoochee
Grover W. Suri
St. Joseph
Columbus
Smith
St. Joseph Inies
Great sale of Alachicola property in Columbus sale
The Franklin Land and Apalachicola Lot Company trustees announce a public sale in Columbus on the Second Monday in July. The auction includes feet of wharfs in front of Blocks C and C, 56 lots in Apalachicola, 50 acres adjoining the town, and 20 acres within three miles. Terms set by the trustees the day of sale, no reserve.
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Alachicola
City of
Columbus
Franklin Land and
D. McDougald
J.S. Calhoun
B. Hepburn
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Albany Evening Journal
Empire State
Argus
Mr Barnard
House of Representatives
Bank of
Republican
Billy
Fort Mellon
John E. Wool
U. S. Army
Scott
William J. Worth
Wool
Washngton
Charleston Mercury
Messrs
John Tyler
New-York Express
Merchants’ Bank
Bank of Commerce and America
State of
Maine
Cushing
Delaware
N. Y
Norton & Langdon
Hiram Youne & Co
Inverness
Talon
Sethedly
Ibn Ratsina
Drandy
Coe
Jamaica
Monongahela
New Orleans
St. Croix
J. Roberts
Sampson Cox
Many A. Craft
Muscogee County
Yonge & Spencer
Yonge’s Ware House
Front Street
William P. Yonge
Richard P. Spencer
Cotfort Vale
J. D. Howell
Corner of Bread and Coca
Henry M. Tompkins
Barbour County
Alabama
John RK. McFarlan
Madison Heywood
Talladega County
Ala
Edward Wiliams
Joe
W. Brown
Hall, Ruse & Co
Eee L. Lewis, Esq
N. W. Cocke
Stewart County
Walker County
Dale
Cuilert Dormrans
L. T. Eubank
Guar
DR. Taylor
Preston’s Row
Preston’s Corner
Jones & Benning
Oglethorpe House
Seaborn Jones
John L. Lewis
M. A
Randolph County
Stephen Lundy
Nancy Britt
James Buchanan
Inferior Court
John S. W. Speirs
WM. Johnson
Randolph'ce
Joseph Williams
Thomas Coram
Adam R
Randolph Co
Cuthbert
Thomas Standford
Navid Standford
WM. P. Yonge
Front Streets
Chattahoochee River
Stewart
Lumpkin
Florence
Richard M. Pitts
Daniel McDougald
Varianus
Rize of
Lotte
Av ‘Icke
Ess Post
H. Andrews
Columbus, Ga
Ware House
William H. Kimbrough
Thom & Hardin
William N. Thom
Edward J. Hardin
John D. Howell
Hiram Young
A. M. Cox & Co
H. P. Brandin
A. M. Cox
Columbo
City Council of
N. M.C. Robinson
Uchee Creek
Russeill
Trwinton
Fort Mitchell
Jonathan Res
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