Congressional debate on District of Columbia abolition and Bank of the United States
Debates discuss referring petitions to abolish slave trade in the District of Columbia and limiting slavery there to Congress. Also heated exchanges over Bank of the United States charter, with Wayne MDollie arguing for Ways and Means and Duffie opposing bias, adjournment follows. Senate and House committees appointed, local bills on Ohio banks and railways proceed, and a Baltimore convention nominates candidates for president and vice president.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Tle
Committee
Bank of the United States
Farafic
Wayne
M'Daffie
Committee of Ways and Means
South Carolina
Mdollie
Ife
Georgia
Bank of the
U. States
Treasury Department
Jie
House
Ted
Entrenan
Sesson
M*duffie
Senate
Hayne
Supreme Court of the
Marcy
Gales & Seaton
J. Elliot
Poindexter
Supreme Court
Committee On the Judiciary
Messrs Polk
Tennessee
Holland
Maine
Thompson
Ohio
J. King
Peon
Thoms
Louisiana
Barstow
N. York
Tucher
Pennsylvania
Messrs Mercer
Virginia
Tait
Letcher
Kenntucky
Vineton
Craig
Leagutt
McArty
Indiana
Messrs Taylor
New York
Choate
Massachusetts
Corwin
Potts
Wilkin
Silas Condict
New Jersey
Banks
Penn
Debi
Messrs Johnson
Kentucky
Cooper
N. Jersey
Kennon
Bouck
Cooke
Dewart
Whittlesey
Messrs Barringer
N. Carolina
Adam King
Weeks
Everett
Briggs
Mass
N. Y
Messrs M*duffie
S. C
Baltimore
Dearborn
Mc Chay
Son
Sexry Cray
National Republican
United States
The
Republic
Pp. R. Livingston
Claus
Washington
Geyriewex
Convention
Tam
H. Clay
Natal Republica
Uy John Sergeant
Messrs
Abner, Lacock
Britain
Southern Papers
Mhain
Petition and treaty conflict in Oregon territory inquiry
The speaker says he cannot urge grant of the petition now because it would breach the treaty stipulations with Great Britain. The memorial claims flourishing British settlements in Oregon, violating an agreement prohibiting new settlements on the debated lands. This issue requires the Foreign Relations Committee’s consideration.
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United States
Great Britain
Oregon Territory
Committee On Foreign Relations
Amendments to Resolution on Franklinton Public Ground
The mover supported the amendment to strike Franklinton from the resolution and insert the public ground south of the present edifice. A second amendment changed Franklinton’s vicinity to a place the Legislature may deem proper, gaining support from several members and opposition from Collings. The committee’s amended resolution was adopted and reported to the House.
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Kilgore
Senate
House of Representatives
Columbus and
Sandusky
Willey
Congress
Miami Canal
Dayton
Lake Erie
Mad River and
Nye
Augactino
Jeave
Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail Road Company
Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road Company
Howell
Blackburn
Ito
Ohio Monitor Cohondus Seautinel
Ohio State Journal
HOUSE
Bank of
Zanesville
Spanleler
Storm
Swain
Colerick
Franklinton
Collings
Barbee
Edice
Messrs Kirtland and Marshall
Laindsay
Lucas
Harris
Wabbard
Hawes
Second Crop of Apples and Third Crop of Blossoms in Rhode Island
From a Cumberland Rhode Island pearmain Apple tree a second crop of apples and a third crop of blossoms formed. The tree bore a full springlike bloom in Sept during the second week and again blossomed in mid November. Some apples reached over 3 inches in circumference while others resembled crab apples.
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Providence American
Cumberland
Rhode Island
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Ohio Legislature
Lyman
Portage
Heaton
Judiciary Committee
Toreport
Juncas
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Rice
Tacas
Worthington
Webster
Duncan
Collins
Lucns
Messrs Warlock, Leetch and Thornhill
Pease
Leetch
Standing Committee On
Judiciary
Times of
Nolding
Lockwood
Columbus and Sandusky Turnpike Company
Messrs Warren
Pares Dearborn
John Sergeant
Gey Kenny
Milledgeville
Gwinnett County
Samuel A. Worcester
Edgar Butler
Ienry Baldwins
Pitt & Jan Sergeant
Plaintff
Nat. Intel