Maryland Whig and Van Buren wins in Congress vote
Maryland elects four Whigs and four Van Buren allies to Congress. Results show Whigs gain in several districts with reduced opposition majorities. Notable contests include Pearce leading Evans by 294 in district two and Jenifer reelected in seventh. Also reports of irregular voting in Baltimore and a sea serpent sighting near Nahant.
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Treasury Bank threat faces nation wide concern
The article argues for and against a government controlled Treasury Bank proposed for the extra Congressional session. It recalls Jackson's 1829 proposal, warns of executive power over two thirds of Congress, and urges the public to acknowledge a national risk beyond party lines, as the danger to liberties grows.
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Weather Ledger Notes And Political Sentiment Amid Spain Support
The article comments on exposure of department corruption and notes government support for two Spanish ministers, Van Ness and Eaton, as essential as boot-jack pairs to a Frenchman. It also lists the weather forecast for the coming week with daily summaries of skies and temperatures.
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