Debate Over Federal Currency and State Rights
A fragmentary speech argues against a forced national currency and calls for state control over revenue. It questions whether gold and silver payments should fund the general government and warns of dangers to the union if policy ignores state needs. The text references New York politics and Tammany Hall, urging adherence to constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaulia
Tina
Congress
New York
Tammany Wadl
Anil
Sub-Treasury Bills Viewed as Doomed in Congress
The Richmond Engineer cites strong doubts about both Senate and House Sub-Treasury bills. A Washington dispatch reports Patton of Virginia resigning to become councillor of state, with his anti Sub-Treasury stance noted. Ohio's Hamer introduces a resolution urging banks to resume specie payments amid financial strain.
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Vrouw
New
York Spectator
Wasruxcvon
Patton
House of Representatives
General Assembly of
Virginia
Congress
Sub-Treasury Project
Dromgoole
Treasury
J. Whig
Hamer
Ohio
United States
Senate and House debate on banks and public funds
The article covers congressional remarks on bank support and public confidence, noting Mr Hamer's controversial resolution and potential administration concurrence. It reports House activity on a board to settle U S claims, and Senate moves to engross a bill suppressing dueling. It also notes Poinsett's illness and a large counterfeit money arrest led by Marshall Mills in Medina and Cuyahoga counties with charges against James Brown.
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Senate
Cne
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Uren
Hamer
Congerss
Connecticut
Ubumer
Rives
Garland
Virginia
Board of Commissioners
United States
Poinsett
Allan Balmer
Cortterfetters
Marshall Mills
Medina
Cuyahoga
Bates
Columbus
Amlarshall Mills
Smith
Culver
I Tulbert
Oviatt
Bronson
Justice Weld
Camp
Medina County
Sir Conver
James Brown
Brown
Rochester
Concruss
lIn
Davis
Navy Department
Benton
Naval Service
Crary
Michigan
van Buren
Com. Jones
Crevelana Herald
Connecticut and national politics in a heated press
The article critiques Connecticut election results and the Locofoco influence on the Democratic party. It denounces office holders and the sub treasury plan, arguing it would trap the nation in a shrinking, worthless currency while enriching salaries. It also reports on Cherokee removal threats and a House vote sealing their fate.
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Cincinnati
Jackson van Bure
Connecticut
Democratic Party
Dawson's
Denhans
Medary
Blair
Treasury
Jocafecos
Union
van Puren
O. Reg
Indifferent crowds resist proscriptions and threats
Fragmentary remarks describe a stance of defiance against bans and violence. The text portrays onlookers as cold and unsympathetic, insisting they will not abandon their homes fields and altars, and will confront aggression rather than yield.
Resumption tensions and political strife in New York
New York April 9 report notes public pressure for resumption despite doubts. It cites Governor Marcy, bank stock fluctuations, and violent party activity as the Loco-Focos rally while the Conservative Garland opposes the subtreasury. Navy appropriations and Jesup departure are also covered alongside Richmond Whig commentary on Clay’s mounting opposition.
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New-York
Biddle
New York
Albany
Marcy
Luainess
Loco-Focos
Garland
National Hall
Hamer
Uncle Sam
U.S
No clear article title due to fragmentary text
The readable fragment discusses guarding liberties and condemns a perceived corrupting spirit or crime, emphasizing vows and steadfastness against influences degrading public virtue. The text reflects a cautionary stance on moral decline and national integrity.
Whigs of Huron County Call for State Convention Delegates
The Central Corresponding Committee of Huron County urges meetings to appoint delegates to the State Convention in Columbus. The gathering will shape presidential candidate preferences, national convention delegates, and governor nomination. Western Reserve representation is urged. Richmond is noted as appointing delegates. Prepare for May fifth and a hopeful statewide turnout.
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Huron County
Court House
Norwalk
Columbus
Fay
Worcester
Serce
Seaman
Sheldon
Preston
Western Reserve
Deveatrs
Sleeping Giants
Old Riehland
Tren
Whigs Retain New York Mayoral Victory Amid Claims
The New York Whigs re-elected Aaron Crank as mayor by a substantial margin over the Loco Foco and Conservative candidates. Critics allege Administration editors distort the Whig gains, particularly in Connecticut, and the Palladium publishes official returns to counter such claims.
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Thoré
New York
Aaron Crank
Loco Foco
Friends of
Glark
Marorty
Connecticut
Ihaven Palladium
Whigs Triumph in City Election Victory Declared
The Whigs claim a decisive city win in mayoral re election and council victories amid Locofoco defeats. Connecticut returns show Edward Van Buren leading, Whigs gaining ground, and Republicans securing ten of the twelve representatives across six towns.
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Coustres
Woo. W. Lps
Trarford
New London
Wairfield
Abe
Edwardy
van Buren
Dilworth
EB Hsworths
Geers
Mindoever
Wien Bueren
Edwards
Beers
Locofoco
Mhelps
Cansersaire
van Biren
SUTON
Lucifires
Honest Democrata
Locofocos
Connveticul
Fireelood
Aliaif Ser
Diesel
New Orleans Mayoral Race Yields Whig Victory
The New Orleans charter election results show Whig wins. Wing elected mayor by a 112 vote margin over Charles Je vais, while Laws secures mayoral victory by a 204 vote margin.
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Vrom
New Orleans
LW. Gaenne
Wing
Cny
Charles Jevais
Hissairi
W. C. Lane
Laws
Majuccy
New Jersey Political Turbulence Amid County Elections
A fragmented Newark area report notes party tensions as Whigs and Democrats contend in upcoming Erie county elections. Names like Lyman Biron and Samuel Walker appear among candidates for Sheaf Auditor and Assessor, with local publishing plans and education reforms tied to the era.
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Erie
Lowlig
Sheaf
Lyman UL Biron
Oxford
Wor Cyroner Samuyl Walker
Yorkines
Audater
William Kelley
Ordi
Aesessir
Danbury
Por Prensurer
J. W. Fhares
Portland
Isase Merling
John Wheeler 47
Sammel Hemmond
Public meeting notice for Serioul District No 1 residents
Notice to householders and taxable inhabitants of Serioul District No 1 to meet at Col Jenary's near Saturday at eight o clock PM to consider offers of Ian District. John J. Arekman, District Clerk, urges a large attendance for important local matters.
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Serioul Disteeee
Col Jenary's
Jan End
John J. Arekman
Uist
Uaa
Marriages and Weather Notices From Village Record
In this village yesterday by Rev. AL Tucker Mr Cuanuns Monss of Ridge field to Miss Lamnorva daughter of Paul G. Smith of Norwalk. In Lawnship Sunday last Mayor Pennewell and Jianvey Boe cHawan married to Piunisa Goanverdy. In Ridgefield Tuesday last by Bad jwardaker Esst Mr Hinan C Pareen of Peru wed Mrs Pony Axx Ressete. Weather table shows mixed conditions with cloudiness cool entries and a few snow chances over the period.
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Harricé
AL Tucker
Cuanuns Monss
Ridgefield
Lamnorva
Paul G. Smith
Norwalk
Pennewell
Jianvey Boe
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Mr Clay
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Yorroali
N. ¥. Express
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Switzerland
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Court of Coins Pleas
County of Huron
State of
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