The President Tyler Plan Draws Western Disapproval
The Cincinnati Gazette criticizes President Tyler’s proposed Sub Treasury plan as a government bank or brokerage that would expand executive power and fail to deliver relief to the western states. The author argues it would not provide adequate currency, would privilege political allies, and could become an engine of oppression, urging rejection and return to proven systems. The column also notes Pennsylvania’s rising anthracite coal production and iron ore wealth, contrasting it with the South’s gold mines.
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Tyler
Board of Control
Congress
Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Bank
United States
Union
New York
Boston
West
Republic
Virginia
Sub-Treasury
Iam
van Buren
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Valley
House Bild
Hateh
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Department
Schenck
House
Senate
Wolcott
Hamilton
Finance Committee
Iholmes
First Regular Baptist Church and Society of
New Haven
Huron County
St. Peter's
Norwalk
McFarland
McNulty
Fuller
Kelley
Spalding
Bliss
Europe
America
General Assembly
Ohia
Ual Assembly
Ohio
Mr S
Byington
Cooke
Messrs
M'Nulty
Yeas
McLeod Jailed At Niagara Spoils Duel Rumor
A Boston Daily Mail correspondent reports Niagara gossip that Maj Morrison father of Helen Morison plans to seek vengeance on her alleged seducer McLeod by mortal combat. The tale says McLeod arranged to be jailed to avoid the fight, citing creditors.
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McLeod
Niagara
Boston Daily Mail
Niamira
Maj. Morrison
Helen Morison
Utica
Durance
Prebine
Ohio Senate and House Bank Commissioners debate and votes
The Ohio Senate and House clash over a Senate resolution to appoint Bank Commissioners with amended names, sparking table motions, divisions, and further amendments. House inquiries into Chillicothe Bank demand sworn responses. Senate debates shift to banking authority and currency, with committee referrals and adjournment motions shaping the session.
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Senate
Taylor
Eber W. Wabbard
Bela Latham
William Conklin
Root
Currenley
Sree
Thomas
Stanton
Crowell
Eber W. Hubbard
Bartley
Nash
Board of Bank Commissioners
Messrs. Uaylor
Carpenter
Messrs. Walwn
HOUSE
Byington
Hawkins
Nmordey
First Regular Baptist Church
New Haven
Huron County
Joint Select Committee
Judiciary Department
First Regular Baptist Church and Society
Secretary of State
Courts of Common Pleas
Henderson
General Assembly
Jenkins
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Richland
Fficen
Committees Named for 27th Congress Dec 13 1841
The House announced standing committees including Elections Ways and Means Claims Commerce Public Lands Post Office and Roads District of Columbia Judiciary Revolutionary Claims Public Expenditures Private Land Claims Manufactures Agriculture Indian Affairs Military Affairs Allitia Naval Affairs Foreign Affairs Territories Revolutionary Pensions Invalid Pensions Roads and Canals Patents Public Buildings and more with listed member names. The long roll lists Messrs. Halsted Blair Cravens Randall Borden Baron Turner Houston Reynolds and others across all panels.
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House OF Representatives
Committee of Elections
Arnold
Hubbard
Burke
J. W. Williams
Medill
Commerce
Messrs
Kennedy
Winthrop
Toland
Rayner
J.C. Clark
Allen
S. J. Andrews
T. W. Williams
Ferris
Morrow
Lewis Williams
Pruman Smith
Gentry
Bronson
Howard
Brewster
Casey
Jacob Thompson
Briggs
J. L. Williams
Russell
Brockway
Owsley
Hopkins
Andrew Kennedy
John G. Ployd
Plumer
District of Columbia
Underwood
Summers
Alexander Randall
Powell
Richard W. Thompson
John Campbell
Ward
Dawson
Bidlack
Barnard
Trumbull
Pearce
Maxwell
Thomas IP
Foster
Milton Brown
C. J. Ingersoll
Roosevelt
Saunders
Hall
P. G. Goode
Triplett
Thomas J. Campbell
Maynard
Washington
James
Parmenter
W. C. Goode
Deberry
Ridgway
Simonton
Mattocks
Doig
Shaw
Edwards
Patridge
John Hastings
Mess
Cooper
Caruthers
Chittenden
Sellers
W. Butler
Watterson
Harris
Weller
John C. Edwards
Stanly
Pendleton
Goggin
Wm. B. Campbell
Stokely
Wm. O. Butler
Sumter
Miller
J.T. Mason
Allstia
Keim
Coles
Boyd
H. Butler
Reding
Alfred Marshall
Sweeny
Houston
Mess- Wise
King
Calhoun
John C. Clark
Burnell
Fessenden
Graham
Mallory
Clifford
John Q. Adams
Cushing
Everett
W. C. Johnson
Granger
Gilmer
Hunter
Rhett
Proffit
Territories
Pope
Christopher H. Williams
Garret Davis
Gates
Green
Caldwell
Hays
Dean
Chas
A. Floyd
Taliaferro
Rodney
Staley N. Clarke
Mathiot
L. W. Andrews Babcock
Cranston
Gerry
Ramsey
Sanford
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Ohio Legislature
Chambers
IW Wards
Yous
Latham, Waddle and
Bank Commissioners
Jeubing
Reid
Justices Court
Lancaster and Sandusky