Ohio Banks Resume Specie Payments After Suspension
The Journal and Register discusses the Bank of Ohio resuming specie payments on Monday. It blames the Van Buren faction for suspending payments, praises Governor Vance for urging solvent-bank support, and notes legislative relief aided by public confidence to restore a sound currency.
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Ohio
Oho
van Jackson
Ted Hyjhaoumnirr
van Buren
General Assembly
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Vance
Boand
Congress
van Buren Congress
Ludig
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Columbus
Pblosmaiptier
Chio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Messrs. J. Creed RW. McCoy
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucks
Ohd
John Creed
W. McCoy
WM. Neil
Thrall Contends with Hubbard on Bank Inquiry Agenda
The Journal and Register reports a clash over a proposed banking inquiry in Columbus. Thrall urges committee access to bank books and staff to probe banks and officers, while Hubbard and allies block the amendment. The Herald critiques Doctor Hubbard's resolution as a partisan move tied to bank responses and politics.
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War Stabbsed
Crecleville [Herald
Jant General Assembly
Locofoco
Mubbard
Thrall
Whi
Phhiall
Lubbard
Columbus
Uubbard
Herald
Watson Shane
Jackson
Van-Buren-Sub- Treasury
Loco-Voco
Ohie
Jacheon
United States
Debates Over Bank Investigation and Political Tactics
A historical dialogue argues that extra constitutional powers inflate reform aims. It recounts opposition to broader probes while defending a focused congressional inquiry into bank practices. The speaker accuses Reform factions of aiming to discredit the Banks and political opponents.
October Election in Ohio Prompts Whig Call to Action
The Liberty era political note urges Whigs in Ohio to unite and organize with primary meetings and conventions. It argues the Van Buren party is collapsing after defeats in eighteen states, while Whigs must mobilize to win governor, congress, senate, and other offices in the October election. It highlights opposing candidates Governor Vance and Wilson Shannon and endorses Thomas Ewing for U.S. Senate.
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Ohio
van Buren Party
D&e
Vance
Wilson Shannon
Thomas Ewing
United States Senate
Libanon
Star
Treasury waste blamed in Florida funding drive
The article decries rapid spending by the Administration, citing twenty million dollars spent in Florida to attack the government and reputations. It accuses Van Buren of reckless use of surplus revenue, notes the sale of seven million bonds, and criticizes the Aspedition expedition with the schooner Active and pilot boats costing large sums, now condemned or repurposed.
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Florida
Vanduren
Republic
Active
Navy Department
Whig Convention Calls for Turan County Nominations
Citizens of Turan County towns urged to meet at Norwalk Court House on August 16 to nominate county officers and discuss election strategy. This whig gathering aims to include full township participation and may nominate senator and representatives from areas recently split from Buren.
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Turan
Court-lLouce
Norwalk
Buren
Dessired
KG. Seaman
SOTL
Worcester
Opposition to Dr Duncan's Posthumous Remarks
The Experiment refuses to publish Dr. Duncan's remarks and Mr. Bond's speech is said to be unan swered and unanswerable. Editors warn readers against printing Duncan's tirade while promising to feature notes and comments on the matter elsewhere.
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Congress
Bond
Dr. Duncan
Whig Opposition Echoes From Fragmented Journal Text
The garbled extracts criticize the Whig majority and sub treasury plans, defend state banks, and reference Van Buren and Woodbury. It discusses specie payments, bank solvency, public credit, and political battles tied to Jacksonian and Democratic figures. The piece appears as a partisan editorial from a Columbus editor.
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Manany
Loco Foco
Columbus
Loco Focos
Ocnethy
Farmer's Bank of Canton
Canton
John Anpers
Duca Feco
Definict Board of Public Works
Warns
Dre
Wiscon
Government to anticipate payment on old Bank bonds
New Yorkers report the Government will use funds from the Bank of the United States to anticipate payments due in October on old Bank assets. A Philadelphia broker is cited as arranging withholding and timing of redemption while seeking favorable terms for both sides.
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United States
Plienegotten
Charles 9 Alister
Philadelphia
Hondigteken Wp
Paytoy Amleres
Guverninuim
Erec
Uantum
Bank 8
Awent
Uinta
Tepurt
Wwe
Rip Vundersiard
County Convention Huron Whigs rally for duty and reform
County Whigs urge vigilance as they detail a county ticket for officers and a U.S. Senate race. They denounce opponents as driven by spoils, call for nominating candidates, and reference the 1835 election interference and the need to redeem popular rights. The note mentions the Craw ford county paper supporting Whig aims and local electoral mobilization.
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Iferon
United States
Ensye
Senate
Allen
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