Ohio Legislature Described as Bear Garden by Ohio Journal
The Wheeling Times reports a scathing view of the Ohio Legislature, condemning decorum and dignity in the House while praising the Senate for sobriety. The piece highlights McNulty and Byington as leaders, with Medary inciting the House, and recounts a countryman’s disruption during a session. Governor faces hostility at Columbus.
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Ata
Wheeling Times
Ohio
Thay
Byington
McNulty
Olds
Haman
Allen
Columbus
Senate
Stentor
Johnson
Medary
O. S. Journal
Isaac Hills Strate and New Hampshire Tyler Faction
New Hampshire notes accuse Gov Hill of leveraging spoils and patronage to reshape the Tyler party in the state. The column cites Hill’s control of pension, post office contracts, and a sale of influence for political gain as he argues for Tyler’s popularity and policy. It decries Van Buren era defalcation and criticizes the Democratic House as disorderly and corrupt amid factional strife.
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New Hampshire
Isaac Hunt
Mr. Hill
John Tyler
Gov. Hill
Washington
Jefferson
General Jackson
Tyler
Isaac Hila Strate
Boston
Jal Tyler
N. H. Telegraph
Far Buren
N.Y. Express
N. York
Jesse Hoyt
van Buren
Treasury
Martin van Buren
Swartwout
V. B
Hoyt
Spring Term Court of Common Pleas Opens at Huron Village
The Spring Term of the Court of Common Pleas will begin in Huron Village on Sunday and run through the week. The notice urges all indebted patrons to visit the office to settle arrears, offering extensions if notes for the amounts are given. Those neglecting payment will face necessary visits for settlement.
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Court of Common Pleas
Circulating Medium and Bank Regulation Debate
A discussion questions how banks with chartered lifespans and $3.98 million capital issue more than their paid capital in circulation. It argues for or against expanding banking capital, cites experiments, and considers the impact of specie payments and proposed policies on bank notes and redemption. The piece critiques the Reflector and laments the consistency of Locofocoism while exploring the Franklin Bank of Cincinnati example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Democratic Party
Shen
Franklin Bank of
Cincinnati
Gen. Jackson
van Buren
Bank Reform and the Bank Notes Crisis
A critique of bank policy and the alleged failure of the Democratic plan. The piece argues deposits shifted to state banks caused panic, cites the law limiting bank debts to 1.5 times capital and 3 times specie, and asserts reform would curb bank circulation to one third or less, urging hard money over paper and credit.
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Ito
Ourhanks
Mwall
Jackson
U. S
Locofocoiam
Webster
Ewing
Bank Reform Party
Olio
Pany Banking
Ignort
Lacofoco
Individual Liability and Van Buren Banking Views
A fragment from a 19th century article discusses banking policy, citing Martin Van Buren and his 1829 message on renewing bank charters. It contrasts state ownership risks with private stockholders and mentions a proposed safety fund plan and a snowbound rural scene with farmers using winter cash crops.
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Martin van Buren
Holland
van Buren
Ohio
N. Yark
Journal of Ohio Legislature Adjourning to March
The edition covers detailed daily actions of the Ohio Legislature from January through mid February. It reports Senate and House debates on city charters, county seats, tax bills, canal and public works funding, and measures to regulate firing cannons in towns. It notes a censure vote against Le Grand Byington, adjournment resolutions for March 6, and various procedural maneuvers, amendments, and divisions. The tone reflects a partisan ledger of procedural outcomes, floor fights, and amended statutes.
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Ohio
Sfenate
Mer Aten
Zanesville
Glendergon
Ritchie
Lucas County
Maumee
Clark
Toledo
Atenalco
Cleveland
Ford
HOUSE
Schenck
Byington
Senate
Miller
Hazletine
Yeas
Carpenter
Maumee City
Chambers
Committee On the Judiciary
Nash
Messrs. Bartley
Walton
Sazeltine
Loudon
McNulty
Steedman
Judiciary Committee
Bowen
Lyington
Mr. Byington
Mr. Steedman
Gallagher
Kelley
Perry
Brington
Pila
Gordon
Olds
Pike
Fuller
le Grand Byington
Larwell
Messrs
Steedsman
Ackley
Atkinson
Atherton
Baird
Baldwin
Brish
Brown
Cahill
Campbell
Chenoweth
Counts
Dike
Douglass
Earl
Fisher
Fudge
Green
Gruber
Henderson
Houseman
Humphreys
James
Kelly
Kilgore
King
Larsh
Larwill
Martin
Meredith
Mudgett
McClung
McClure
McConnell
McFarland
Nelson
Actold
Robbins
Piper
Board of Commissioners of the Public Works of
Committee On Finance
Ti Snare
Miami Extension
Bartley
Walbonding
Ohio University
Athens Co
Richland
Newton
Miami
Wolcott
Ryder
Yeas I. Nay
Parker
Nouse
Latham
Lahm
General Assembly
McLahn
Meriwether
Wise
Chonte
Oregon
Walker
Archer
Lina
Llouse
Cowen
Chums
Amos Kendall
Stockton
Ollie
Bondiman
Committee On Public Buildings
McDulie
Arnold
Waington
Franklin
Eat
McDuffie
Congress
C. Sen
Washington
State Legislature Debates Bills and Elections
The house debated divorce measures and corporate charters for Trinity Churc h, rejected a motion on adjournment, and passed a bill favoring mechanics. Delegates met in a hall to endorse elections and Frederick Sears and Kern Stewart were named Associate Judges for Huron County. The body resumed work on a bill to pay the state's major creditors.
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Frasigee Y.siet Econ
Janes UL Stevengan
Trinity Churels
Lyme
Eerian
Stanton
Wee
Venus
HOUSE
Byington
Lances
Romretentany Hall
Thy
Pan
Frederick Sears
Kern Stewart
Huron Caety
Dey
Selid
Associate Judges elected in seven year terms
Frederick Sears of Bronson and Ezra Stevan of New Haven have been elected Fudges for seven years. Sears may be declared the legal Judge by the Sepreny Cour, a surprise re election. Stevan has been a county resident for about years, a fact unused to justify replacing older residents who have waited for reward.
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Frederick Sears
Bronson
Ezra Stevan
New Haven
Sears
Stewart
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Pepe
House of Representatives
State Journal
Hall of Representatives
France
England
New York Press
HURON
Baltor
Norwalk
Milan
Mr.Byington
Marion
Char
Byzserox
Chaney
Jovofocy
Pswan
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