Federal Treasury scheme sparks alarm in New York
Extract from the Conservative State Address denounces the President's Independent Treasury plan. It warns that substituting gold and silver with government drafts would drain specie from New York in about seventy days, collapse banks, cripple credit, and seize control of revenues, risking a tyrannical executive banking system.
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Banks in Frederick suspend five dollar notes
The Banks in Frederick Maryland have suspended and Philadelphia Banks paid out over one hundred fifty thousand dollars on their five dollar notes since Wednesday when suspension was announced. The interior papers oppose notes by corporations or individuals. The Miners Journal urges single dollar notes only if needed, proposing Hawke as sole issuer up to one dollar.
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United States
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Whig County Convention nominates Porter Crocker
The Cattaraugus Whig convention held at Ellicottville on October 23, 1839 nominated Timothy H. Porter of Olean and George A. S. Crocker of Conewango for members of Assembly and Andrew B. Dickinson for Senator. The body adopted resolutions praising Dickinson, Crocker, and Porter, critiquing Van Buren, and urging internal improvements like the New York and Erie Rail Road.
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Conenango
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Hins
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Persia
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Portrille
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J. J. Weeden
Ewing
IC. N. Barlow
Martin, Esq
Lean
George A. 5. Crocker
Timothyh. Porter
Chester Cowe
Anson Gibbs
J. E. Weeden
Saul Ewing
Isaac Carpenter
Frederick S. Martin
Abraham Sears
Crumam R. Colman
Lilicotville
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Deo. Bascom
Edward Blackman
J. Smith
A.A. Norton
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Could Springs
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P.jones
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H. Markham
Nash
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Escottelle
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A. Bink
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Coleman
Arenold
Northrup
I. Bartle
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Tenry
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Portsville
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Ashbel Crowley
G. Coy
Benj. Taylor
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J. Cockran
RR. Steele
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D. Gould
Wm. H. Seward
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