Biography of a Virginia statesman and political rise
The text outlines a long public career of Mr Tyler starting in the Virginia House of Delegates, then the Executive Council, U S House, Virginia Senate, and U S Senate. It describes his consistent Republican stance, alignment with Jeffersonian principles, and notable participation in era defining events.
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Tyler
House of Delegates
Virginia
Executive Council
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Senate
Jefferson
Committees Named by the Speaker in the House
The Baltimore Chronicle lists the House committees appointed by the Speaker on Monday with Whig majorities on most panels. It details members by name and state for Elections, Ways and Means, Claims, Commerce, Public Lands, Post Offices, Private Land Claims, Manufacturers, Agriculture, Indian Affairs, Military Affairs, Militia, Naval Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Territories, Revolutionary Claims, Public Expenditures, and more. Senate committees are also shown with chairs and members.
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Baecentive
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Russell
Banks
Giddings
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N. I
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Botts
Weller
Messrs Corwin
O. Reynolds
Wl. Lincoln
Mass
Crary
Mich
Mwhite
Ky Fisher
N.C
Vishil
Stade
Tillinghast
Messrs Cave Johnson
Teun
Champson
S. C. Miller
MD. Goodes
O. Rogers
N.Y
Senate
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Clay
Kentucky
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Mouton
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Lumpkin
Preston
Alien
Knight
Spence
Ginn
Southard
Cuthbert
Strange
Tappan
Walker
Fulton
Radght
Lempkin
Messrs
Smith
Ttenderson
Phelps
Ohio Legislature accounts of bills and motions
Series of senate and house actions from December to January including reports on a bill regulating enclosures and trespassing animals, usury discussions, public printing memorials, jury instructions, and bills on taxation, debt imprisonment, banks, and Milan town charter.
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Senate
Tod
John A. Bryan
Jonathan Phillips
Charles Scott
James Allen
Committee On Finance
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Committee On
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Nouse
HOUSE
West
Worthington College
Tyena College
Godman and Spaulding
Jenkins
Flood
Yeas
Spangler
Messrs
Bryan
Phillips
Scotland Allen
Hough
Green
Thomas
Matthews
Smith
Milan
Huron County
Tracy
Mouse
Spaulding
Warner
Laren
Erie County
Morse
Lake
Stark
Mer Baran
Huron
Bank of
Circleville
Glover
Slavery Resolution Sparks House Debate on Suspension
An 1830s House session features Mr Wise proposing a suspension to consider a resolution opposing abolition in the District and territories. The vote on suspension failed two thirds required, adjournment follows amid debate on New Jersey contested seats and election evidence.
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Kempshall
Ofc
Baltimore American
Wise
Caluurbia
Mr Fullmore
N.Y
Sas
Wasted Henasu
Jou le
Rive Garland
Adams
Duncan
van Buren
New Jersey
Jersey
Dyncan
Cain
Ramdlolph
N. Jersey
Senate
Distressing Loss in River Skiff Ride Turns Fatal
Four crewmembers Mr P Brooks Vian Burc her David Cline and Samuel Pax drowned when a skiff upset after a sudden surge near the Kentucky river bank. One man survived, rescued from the water and alive this morning.
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P. Brooks
Vian Burcher
David Cline
Samuel Pax
Kentucky
Locomotive Test Ends Tragically On Great Ves Ty Line
An unnamed engineer tested a locomotive’s speed on the Great Ves Ty Railroad. The attempt ended in catastrophe as the trainman’s run cleared the track and a fatal result occurred. The precise distance covered was reported as 23 inches at 9 miles per hour, sparking questions about safety and the test’s purpose.
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Great Vesty
Senator Tappan Probes Army Pensions for Life
The first motion in the United States Senate by Senator Tappan asks whether all regular army officers arriving at Gu yearsoraga should receive pensions for life after the finish mission.
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Thoutin
Senator Tappan
United States
Seadin
Gu Yearsoraga
Wey
Unclear public notice on constitution and public service
Fragmentary OCR text references Marrixon Liberty and a constitution. Mentions public servant and general goon of thy peoples. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
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Marrixon
Liberty
Cone
Troney
Locofoco Convention Nominates Tickets at Columbus
The Columbus assembly on the 8th instant celebrated Jackson's victory and nominated a Locofoco candidate for Gris. The piece discusses political factions, abolitionists, and banking reform in the lead up to the 1839 election. It mentions Shannon, Bank Reform, and the hoped head of tickets next fall.
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Locopfoco
Lovatves Stave
Columbus
Court in Bank Columbus Rules Bank Issues Prohibited
In 1839 the court ruled that bank notes payable after and issued as circulation violate charters and Acts of Incorporation. The Gazette opposed. decisions cite that drafts and bills designed for circulation lack power to issue evidences of debt. The text notes the ruling on insurance and trust company investments and cautions against further bank issues.
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Columbus
Gazette
Bee
Hirh
Ohio Life Insurance Vayid Trust Company
Corn Lamp Oil Sparks Favorable Test and Supply Note
Consumers praise Corn Lamp Oil for bright, clean burn with no odor and lower cost than winter oils. A local promoter notes onion juice and roasted browns mix as a croap remedy while the committee on patents shifts stance amid Democratic concerns.
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