State resolutions condemn Lt. Charles G. Hunter and ask fir strike from Navy rolls
In March 1690 the Pennsylvania General Assembly passed resolutions disapproving of Lt. Charles G. Hunter of the States Navy for an infraction of laws and requested the President to strike him from the Navy rolls. The governor was asked to forward copies of the resolutions to the President. The Philadelphia Gazette noted the readings and passage by a large majority.
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Charles G. Hunter
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Bunker
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United States
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Carolina
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Committee On
Everett
Smyth
Speight
Storrs
Chambreling
Chilton
The Late Duel and Naval Dismissals Under Jackson
The Navy reports cite the dismissal of all officers involved in the Duryee Miller duel in Philadelphia. Edmund Byrne Hampton Westcott Charles H Duryea and Charles G Hunter are named for removal from the U S Navy rolls. The President is praised for enforcing laws and upholding justice amid this affair.
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Philadelphia
United States
Union
Jackson
Naval Department
Navy Department
Edwund Byrne
Uemapton Westcott
Charles HL. Duryee
Charles G. Hunter
Navy of the
William Miller Jr
Edmund Byrne
Hampton Westcott
Charles H. Duryet
Charles G. Lunter
Navy
John Branch
U. States
Senate and House actions on roads and officers in 1830
The record notes debates and votes on the Buffalo to New Orleans National Road bill, Revolutionary pensioner protections, and executive patronage reforms. It covers Senate resolutions, Navy board opinions on guarding ships with veteran sailors, postmaster removals, and numerous federal appointments across districts including Boston, Newburyport, Gloucester, Sackett's Harbor, New York, and Philadelphia.
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Senate
Manon
Ruggles
Ohio
Janesville
House
Potter
Committee of the Public Lands
United States
Buffalo
New York
Washington City
New Orleans
Mrhill
Mr. Benton
Select Committee
U. States
They Bay
Lower
Sandusky
Naudain
Delaware
Blair
Sacks
Fragmentary note on congregations and sects in the Monitor
A garbled passage references universities and hundreds of congregations. It mentions Froggill Baptists and 335 churches with various counts from a few hundred to 20 000 in a Monitor summary style.
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United States
Unitarian
Evangelical Lutheran
Christian Society
Friends
Appointments by the President to Diplomatic and Revenue Posts
The President with Senate advice announces multiple appointments and replacements. David Porter of Pennsylvania named consul general at Algiers. Isaac A Hayes named U.S. consul at Rio Grande Brazil. Francis B Ogden to Liverpool. Daniel C Croxall to Marseilles. Pierre A Barker to Buffalo Creek revenue collector. William B Lewis named second auditor. John Patterson named U S marshal for Ohio. Anthony Butler to Mexico chargé d affaires. Emanuel J West named chargé d affaires to Peru.
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Senate
Pavid Porter
Pennsylvania
United States
Algiers
Henry Lee
Virginia
Isaac Austin Hayes
Rio Grande
Brazil
Francis B. Ogden
New Jersey
U. States
Liverpool
Kingdom of Great Britain
James Maury
Daniel C. Croxall
Marseilles
Joshua Dodge
Pierre A. Barker
Buffalo Creek
New York
Myndert M. Cox
William B. Lewis
Tennessee
Treasury
Wim. Lee
John Patterson
Ohio
District of Ohio
Wm. Doherty
Anthony Butler
Mississippi
Mexico
Emanuel J. West
Republic of
Peru
Foreign Mews on UK Distress and Government Cuts
London papers report rising distress across the country and call for a Mansion House meeting to express a true representation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer asserts no financial reductions will fix conditions, while the Duke of Wellington begins promised retrenchment. Savings target include army £153,116, ordnance £29,000, navy £27,000.
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Theb- Strate
Morning Herald
Mansion House
House of Commons
Duke of Wellington
Navy
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Conner
Sloop of War Erie
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Florida
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Chambers
John P. Boyd
Sackett's Harbor
H. H. Sherwood
John M. Canfield
Aaron Ogden
Jersey City
John Condict
Jacob Gould
Genesee
Rochester
Jesse Sawscy
Seymour Scoville
Niagara
Lewiston
Robert Fleming
William Duncan
James Glentworth
William [Il] Hunter
Portland
Moors Farwell
Andrew Mack
Detroit
Truman Beecher
Joseph H. Lake
Joseph H. Lake, To Be Register of the Land Office
District of Lands
Wooster
Cyrus Spinks
Thomas Flood
Zanesville
Isaiah Ingham
Chilicothe
Alexander Bourne
Samu} Swartwout
Wm. Tompson
John Campbell
Wim. Clarke
Thomas L. Smith
Joseph Nourse
Daniel M. Darrel
Bank of the United States
William J. Duane
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