Congress inaction and tariff skirmishes dominate session
The piece laments persistent Congress inaction while detailing the Cheap Postage Bill changes including added two cent postage and altered postmaster compensation. It notes debates over the New York and Philadelphia mints, California land bill, tariff prospects dim, and a shift toward Locofoco influence in the Senate with Cass reelected and Whig losses.
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P.M. General
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Philadelphia
New York City
Telegraph
Senate
Congress
Africa
Pacific
Locofuco
Union Party Pledge Sparks Congressional Debate
The Union pledge circulates among Congress members as a test of loyalty to the Compromise Acts. Signatories from primarily slave states vow to defend the settlement and resist any repeal, while Northern allies face criticism as the pledge is scrutinized by editors and politicians alike.
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Rusk
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Pennsylvania
California
New York
Free States
Thirty-first Congress
United States
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Senate
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Jim
Albany Journal
Union
Animal Kingdom
Constitutional Convention Report Shapes a Written Code
The Report of the Committee on Jurisprudence adopted by the Constitutional Convention calls for the General Assembly to appoint five commissioners to draft a written code, reform court rules, and establish distinct forms of action, moving toward unified justice without law equity distinctions. Delegates clash over hard money measures. votes on sections show divisions along Locofoco and Whig lines amid broader debates on banking and currency.
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Lycos
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Townshend
Veras
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Manon
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Stilwell
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Barbee
Bennet
Case
Hocking
Cutter
Farr
Graham
Lawrence
Mason
Perkins
Wyandot
Vance
Champaign
Way
Cincinnati Enquirer
Summit Bescon
People
Re-election of Judge Vance in Butler County
Voice from the People reports Judge Vance, who resigned from the Constitutional Convention after party denunciation for opposing Harl Money and Repeal measures, is re-elected by a large majority at a special election on the 8th inst. Opposition nominating a regular candidate cites land warrants as incentives, with engravings of military figures and presidents. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Gen Cass’s letter expressing no intent to run if Baltimore results rebalance, keeping him a possible candidate for next year. Ladies' Repository praised for elevating literature. subscription terms listed.
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