Ohio legislative act on penalties and representation 1836
The document details penalties for banks and individuals under an Ohio act, with fines of 10 000 dollars for banks, 1 000 dollars for individuals, and 500 dollars for certain offenses, plus costs. It also lists a long sectional apportionment plan for Ohio’s General Assembly as of March 1836, detailing counties to receive senators and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
WM. Medill
House of Representatives
Elijah Vance
Senate
General Assembly
Ashtabula
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Medina
Huron
Eve Wes
Trumbull
Portage
Columbiana
Carroll
Stark
Wayne
Richland
Knox
Coshocton
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Muskingum
Licking
Perry
Morgan
Washington
Fairfield
Hocking
Franklin
Pickaway
Ross, Pike and Jackson
Lawrence
Gallia
Meigs
Athens
Brown, Adams
Scioto
Clermont
Clinton
Hghland
Hamilton
Warren
Butler
Preble
Montgomery
Green
Fayette
Madison
Clark
Champaign
Logan
Miami
Dark
Mercer
Delaware
Union
Marion
Crawford
Seneca and Sandusky
Lucas, Wood, Henry, Williams and
Hancock
Paulding
Putnam
van Wert
Allen, Hardin
Shelby
Lucas, Wood, Henry
Hancock, Williams, Paulding
Putnam, van Wert
Allen, Shelby
Hardin
Michigan
United States of America
Congress
Lake Michigan
Maumee
Miami) Bay
Indiana
United States
Canada
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Montreal River
Montreal
Lake of the Desert
Menomonie River
Green Bay
Congress of
U. States
Jackson Rivalry Sparks Editorial Clash Over 1828 Race
The Albany Argus dismisses Mister Jackson as a distant noncontender for New York votes while opposing Tennessee editors who pressure Jackson supporters to back Van Buren. The piece likens editorial meddling to seizing the Cheiftain’s sword against loyal followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Jackson
New York
Albany Argus
Jackson Oracle
North
Tennessee
Jackson
van Buren
Cheiftain
Discrepancy in Post Office cash accounts debated in Senate
The Senate discussed a $40,470.91 discrepancy in the Post Office cash accounts raised by a report from the accountants. Amos Kendall submitted that no treasurer account existed and the cash book was heavily deranged. The matter was referred to the Post Office committee for printing and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Post Office Department
Southard
Post Office Derart
Committee of the Senate
General Post Office
Amos Kendall
M. van Buren
The
Tennessee
Department
Tie
Grundy
New Jersey
Mr Grundy
Committee On the Post Office and Post Roads
Post Office and Post Roads
Congress
Wise
Treasury Department
R. M. Whitney
Peyton
Committee On Ways and Means
Cambreleng
Boundary definition in Cherokee Treaty of 1832 readied for third pass
The western boundary defined by the 1832 treaty with the Cherokees was approved and the bill ordered engrossed for a third reading on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton
Senate
Ohio
Michigan
Wright
New York
Arkansas
White
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Webster
Massachusetts
U.S
Daniel Webster
H. W. Kinsman
Hall
Nashville Banner
Nashville Republican
Gen. Jackson
Adams
Star of Tennessee
Jackson Party
Clay
Old Hickory
Forsyth
South
Manton Dickerson
Navy
Woodrury
the Treasury
Kenpaun
Gov
Cass
Globe
Somerset
Richmond Enquirer
Crawford Organ
Virginia
Débany Argus
Argus
van Buren Organ