Ohio Legislature Debates Tariff and Printing Contracts
The Ohio General Assembly debates tariff protections, calls to oppose 1842 tariff changes, and moves to refer to federal relations. A joint resolution requests reinvigorating printing contracts with Charles Scott, while criticizing Medary and debating state taxation reform and post office rates.
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Ohio
Gallagher
Bally
Culler
Committee On Federal Relations
House
Cowen
Flinn
Moulton
Vermost
Massachusetts
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Committee On Finance
State of
Charles Scott
City of
Columbus
Stand by Cheap Postage in Post Office Report Debate
The New York Tribune discusses Cave Johnsons Post Office Report and Postage Reform. It opposes higher rates and franking, urges abolishing Congress franks, and suggests alternatives to restore revenue without burdening the public. A Maine divorce note closes the item.
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New York Tribune
Cave Johnson
Post Office
Washington
Courier & Enquirer
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Cave
Taxation reform dominates state legislature debate
The Huron Reflector reports deepening contention over public printing contracts and a push for broad tax reform. It argues the state must tax all property equally to fix chronic deficits, noting bipartisan support for the principle and calls to end constructive charges and hidden costs.
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Medary
Tost
Scot
Reemelin
Senate
Newman
Orange
Montgomery
Richland
Marshall
Codding
Perry
Jackson
Wayne County
Bell
Moulton
Committee On
Gov
Supreme Court
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Osborn
Huron County
Messrs
Wouse
Mr. Mason
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Jordan Betts
Morgan County
Daniel Chandler
Noble
Milton
Clearcreek
Richland County
Ruggles Township
Mohecan Township
Ashland
Committee On New Counties
Dicxreday
Summers
Harvey i
D&c
Boston Mayor Quincy Wins by 2264 in Whig Sweep
Wasineron December 12 1845 C J McNoutry delivered to the marshal and confined in jail awaiting trial. Mayor of Boston Jostan Quincr, Whig, elected by 2264 over all others with 5331 majority, eight Whig aldermen also elected. Dr E White of Oregon arrives in Saint Louis en route to Washington with Oregon memorial seeking Congress to extend authority.
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Porkin
Polk
Andrew Jackson
Boston
Jostan Quincr
Quincy
Damiel
Heard
Loca
Cin. Gaz
Wisconsin
Texas
St. Louis
New York
New Hampshire
Woodbury
Congress
Hill
the Tribune
Baltimore
E. White
Oregon
Saint Louis
Washington
Local Locofoco Gathering Voices on Oregon Boundary
A fragment from a 19th century match of political controversy. It notes a five-member Locofoco County Convention at the court house to appoint delegates for a January convention and debates Polk’s Oregon boundary terms versus the 54 40 line.
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Locofoco
Hhis
Jackson
U.S
Nationel Intelligencér
Washington Union
Mackenzie
Washington City
State Journal
Coddington
Dix
Young Democracy
Polk
Union
Locoface
Old Huron
Oregom
Oregon
West
Territory of
Loco Press
Oregon Territory
Great West
Aooy
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United States
Post Office Department
Wiscasset
Maine
HURON
Siate Printing
Experian
Sam Medary
Scott
Sam
Léeofocn
Tate Press
Congressional
Ritchie &. Heiss
Broccon
Towmship
Angel's Camerat
Angel's Corners
Eset Brongon
North Fitchville
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Rio Bravo del Norte
Tamaulipas
Cohahuila
Chihuahua
New Mexico
New
California
Gila
Colorado
Gulf of California
Rocky Mountains
Sonora
San Francisco
Monterey
San Pedro
Amercan
Je Tree
N. York Herald
Great Britain
Packedham
Buchanan
London
John Cotton Smmith
Litchield County
Connecticut
American Bible Society
England
New York Courier
Louis Phillipes
France
Prince de Joinville
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