Ohio Governor Election and House Senate Committees Formed
A report details the Senate and House forming numerous standing committees led by members such as Mensis Carpenter King Johnson Aten Hamilton and others. The Legislature appointed committees to inform Governor elect Thomas Corwin and set up judiciary, finance and public works panels, while the Governor’s inauguration date and orders were arranged.
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House
Senate
Thomas Corwin
Ohio
Mensis Carpenter
King, Johnson
Cuyahoga
Aten
Hamilton
Mesera Welch
Messrs Allen, Hockingberry
Wheeler
Cochran
Young
Messrs
Morris
Allen, Vincent
McGugin
Toland
Messrs Hamilton, Johnson
Monroe
Kaylor
Dunham
Ward
Messrs Bell, Hamilton
Smith
Stark
Scott
Crawford
Moms
Messra Jenkins
Stinson
Spindler
Messrrs Wey, Jenkins, Hinkle
Raffensparger
Brown
Messrs Marsh, King, Lawrence
Bressrs Hawking
Bartley
Perkins
Thamas Corwin
Messrs Spangler
Vance
Daniel Kerr
Committee On the Judiciary
Harlan
Standing Committee On the Judiciary
Messra Bliss
Nye
Hawkins
House of Representatives
Worthington
Bell
Public Works
Board of Public Worker
Black Fork
Reynolds
General Assembly
Ohw
Treasury
Cooke
Judiciary
Lake
Ottawa
Spangter
Committee On Conference
Haseltine
Board of Bank Commissioners
Thomas
Supreme Court
Johnson
Kelley’s Island
Ottawa County
Eyre County
Perickins
Summit
Auditor of State
Clarke
Committee On
Shannon
Bhes
Griswold
Spangler
Faran
Bank of Norwalk
Committee On Public Printing
Jr Wheeler
House of Representatves
12Th Judicial District
Clark County
Montgomerty County
Judac
10Th Judicial District
Thursiday
McFaran
Chartered Banks of
Man and Mr Garman Insured by Stark County Mutual
Ohio Rep reports a loss of about $1000 after a fire or incident affecting the Stark County Mutual Insurance company. The notice notes insured parties man and Mr Garman and the insurer's exposure.
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Man
Garman
Stark County Mutual Insurance Company
Ohio Rep
Winter doings in Columbus and court notes
Wolwath December 29 1846 Columbus Correspondence reports ongoing Bank Court activity and pending cases. Eminent lawyers attend the U S Circuit Court led by figures like Ewing Vinton Whittlesey Hamer Wright Scot Creighton Fox Stanbury Leonard Worthington. Grand Jury foreman Hig z ims praised. A grand party hosted by Mr Neil, a grand event in Columbus. Legislature wary of divorce bills with Senator Root arguing divorces are a judicial power not legislative. Governor Corwin praised for bank reform proposals amid reforming mood. Banks and safe institutions favored by farmers mechanics and businessmen of Ohio.
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Columbus
Lie
U.S. Circuit Court
Messrs. Ewing
Vinton
Whittlesey
Hamer
Wright
Scot
Creighton
Fox
Stanbury
Leonard
Worthington
Higzims
General Assembly
Gov. Corin
Locofoco
Corwin
Ohio
Senate
Root
Nash
Galia
Debates Over National Debt in President's Annual Message
The article assesses the Presidents annual message arguing against a national debt while critiquing his policy. It notes a supposed rise in yearly spending beyond revenue, questions the link to a US Bank, and contrasts the Van Buren era with the Sub Treasury plan. It cites Revolutionary War expenditures and historical Bank conduct.
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United States Bank
Tsi
United States’ Bank
Gen Jackson
van Buren
Sub-Treasury
Expenditures of the General Government
In his last message Mr Van Buren claims government virtue, arguing debt is unwound and economy prevails. Critics allege the distribution act reserved 6 million, the fourth surplus installment of 37,000,000 was withheld, bonds in the Bank of the United States rose to 8,800,000, and 3,000,000 in Treasury Notes remain outstanding.
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van Buren
United States
Bank of the United States
Treasury Noves
Ounstandimg
Npmd
President’s Expenditure Critique Cites Van Buren
A dated critique claims Van Buren has spent 27 million dollars beyond ordinary revenue since taking office, exceeding annual government income by about 7 million pounds and over 20 million dollars yearly. The author lauds prudence and economy in contrast to prior administrations.
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van Buren
Senators Re elected by State Legislatures in 1840s
Unanimous re election of John C. Caishoun to a six year Senate term by South Carolina legislature. Levi Woodbury chosen by New Hampshire legislature for six years. John McPherson Berrien elected by Georgia legislature to the same term. Wm Fulton re elected by Arkansas legislature. J J Crainden re elected from Kentucky for six years. vote 100 to 29 for Cravenden vs Guthrie.
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John C. Caishoun
United States
South Carolina
Levi Woodbury
Treasury
New Hampshire
John McPherson Berrien
Georgia
Wilson Lumpkin
Locofoco
Wm . Fulton
Arkanas
J.j.craienden
Senate of the United States
Kentucky
Crivenden
Guthrie
Retreat of the Xenophons and Texian Victory at Saltillo
A Texas correspondent in Matamoros reports from Saltillo that Texian defenders under Col. Jordan repelled Mexican attackers after a prolonged siege. The Texans captured artillery, sustained only four killed and one died of disease, and then marched home victorious, with victims among the Mexican forces estimated at over four hundred.
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Mexico
Matamoros
Saltillo
Texas
New York
Ed. Dwyer
San Antonio
Mouston
Col. Jordan
Dwyer
V. O. Bulletin
Texas News on Federalist Defeat and Texan Trials
From Texas arrival reports surface about the Federalist defeat in Northern Mexico. American volunteers, many escaped Centralist pursuit, with a detachment retreating from Victoria toward the Rio Grande. Colonel Jourdan rumored to have reached Laredo, while Centralists probed Aubry's Rancho for tobacco smuggling but gave no trouble.
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Texas
Galveston
Mexico
Victoria
Rio Grande
Houston
Jourdan
Laredo
Lopez
Aubry
Texian Papers Describe Indian Raids and Trade Hints
Reports from Ave stin describe Indian depredations west of the Rio Grande as Major Howard's troops survey fertile, timbered land. News of an unknown vessel off the Galveston coast prompts fear of a Mexican warship or slaver. Congress shows no major action, Lamar travels for health, and emigration to Texas rises with about ten thousand slaves imported last year. The Republic advances amid hopeful prospects.
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Beapen
Howard
Avestin
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Guyveston
Galveson
Liverpool
Congress
Lamar
de Lahigny
Texas
Republic
V. O. Com
Baby Deel
Europe and Asia News From the December Dispatches
The latest cables report continued peace in Europe with the French Chamber backing pacific policy and Egyptian operations under Mehemet Ali making headway. Dispatches from India warn of disastrous outcomes after retreat from Scinde and Afghanistan, while Syria and Alexandria see shifting control as Allied forces press on Acre and nearby ports.
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Europe
Paris
London
Liverpool
Chamber of Deputies
China
India
Morning Post
Scinde
Afghanistan
Bombay
Caboul
London Morning Post
Alexandria
Syria
Isf
Ibrahim Pacha
Acre
Emir Beschi
Malta
Toulon
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Ledian Mail
Suez
Acadia Arrives with Liverpool Dates and Eastern Question Update
From the Ohio State Journal via the New York Evening Dispatch we learn the steamer Acadia reached Boston on Sunday with Liverpool dates to the 4th. The dispatch notes St Jean d here has fallen, the Pacha’s submission confirmed, and the Eastern Question appears most likely settled as a Peace Ministry in France gains strength.
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England
Ohio State Journal
New York Evening Depress
Acadia
Boston
Liverpool
St. Jean
France
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Bliss
Efect
Basel
Judiciary Committee
Samuel S. Vinton
Thomas L. Hamer
Geo. W. Holmes
Namilton County
John C. Wright
Messrs Vance
Biseel
Glover
Green
Utter
Crowell
Haselltine
Hunt
Taylor
Yeas
Air Bell
Eco
Leopard
Clay
Greensburgh
Summit Co
Mr Lea
Wolwath
U. S
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