New Jersey Admission Stirs House Proceedings Over Claims
Correspondent reports a heated session in the U S House over New Jersey claims. A minority report was debated, the majority was blocked from presenting evidence, and a push for a uniform Bankruptcy Law was announced for next week amid ongoing petitions and political tension.
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England and China clash over opium trade and US politics
The piece condemns England's opium export to China, detailing Chinese attempts to curb illicit trade and Britain's violent response. It shifts to American politics, attacking Van Buren era spending, corruption, and various election disputes, linking foreign policy to domestic critiques.
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Legislative action and a protest over mutilated documents
The New York Senate passed a minor protection bill and the Assembly approved changes to the Gullo and Williamsville miradat charter. A March 18 debate centered on a prelate resolution condemning pencil-marks defacing documents, with members debating reprimand, expulsion, and sending the matter to committee for action.
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