Debates on Banking and Tariff Policies in Early Congress
Senate and House debates cover proposed state and Bank of Ohio provisions, the tariff act of 1832, and its interpretation by Treasury. discussions on judicial courts timing, writs, and petitions regarding color rights. committee reports on railroads and church incorporation. The Tariff issue sparks alarm over cotton duties and potential industry impact.
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Ohio
Kiaeaethe
Lindsay
First Donational Presbyterian Society of
Fee
King
Judiciary
Cooper
Mr Lindsay
Bank of Venice
Senatahr E Tod Gent
Lake Erie and Muskingum Rail Road Company
M*nutt
Hitchcock
Mortis
Ohio University
Starkweather
Patterson
Speaker
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Supreme
Courts of Common Pleas
Judicial Department
Administration of Justice
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Peru
Huron County
House
Auditor of State
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
Committee On the Judiciary
Taindsay
Elijah Billl
David Higgins
Lindeny
Olmsted
Senate
Osborn
Columbus
Delaware, Marion, and Sandusky
State Bank of Ohio
Duncan
Anthony
M’dowell
Messrs
Alexander
Friends Volk Phi
Leonard Srs
United States’ Bank
Congress
Yeas
Anderson
Brown
Crawford
Eggleston
Elisherry
Iitchcock
Johnston
Leonard
Lewis
Morris
M’natt
Sheplar
Taylor
Woodmansee
State ‘Bank of Ohio
Vance
Standing Committee On the Judiciary
Eis
Therfore
Whittlesey
Larah
Robinson
Wayne County
Offeer
Vernon
Mitchcock
Common Pleas
Seneca
Frelinghuysen
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Clay
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Webster
Ale
Mr Clar
Ring of Congress
McLane
Mr C
Kentucky
Treasury
Mr Naudain
Connecticut
Mr Tomlingen
Forsyth
Senate of the Loth
Comptrailer
Department
R. B. Taney
Sec
Treas’y. Non
Martin van Buren
U. States
Comptroller
Senate adjourns after debate on deposit removal
The Senate considered but adjourned after extensive discussion of the removal of deposits. A Treasury report from the Banks of the District of Columbia was read and a Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce memorial on distress was printed following motions by Poindexter and Forsyth.
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Georgia
Secretary of the Treasury
Southard
Calhoun
Senate
Ife
Poindexter
HOUSE
Committee On Manufactures
M. Calhoun
Forsyth
Committee On Finance
District of Columbia
Wilkins
Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia
Bank of the United State
Clay
Shepley
Huron Reflector Fourth Volume Completes its Year
Norwalk January 28 This number completes the fourth volume of the Huron Reflector. The publishers thank patrons for ongoing support and note cash outlays for a weekly publication. Paxcoran? payments from subs, subscribers, and advertisers are hoped to fund another year with cheer. Col. Fayany appoints Winrow A. Gams as Deputy Assessor, starting February first.
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Winurow A. Gams
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State Judicial Circuits Defined by General Assembly
The circuit structure now approved to twelve districts includes First Circuit Preble Montgomery Miami Shelby Allen Putnam Mercer Dark. Second Crawford Sandusky Wood Williams Huron Hancock. Third Trumbull Ashtabula Geauga Cuyahoga Portage. Fourth Muskingum Tracing Ohto ck Bellwart Guernsey Monroe. The list continues with Third and Ninth Clervit, tenth Clermont Brown Adams Ashland and Fayette, plus Lorain Medina Wayne Holmes Ka o and Champaign and Clark Madison Union Logan and Champaign.
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Allen
Putnam
Mercer
Dark
Manion Crawford Senseen
Sandusky
Wood
Willams
Huron
Hancock
Warren Sureene
Clinton
Ligne Gan
Gallia
Meise
Athens
Morgat
Washington
Cirevit
Hamilton
Crrent
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Arehland
Fayette
Flower's
Crreuit
Lorain
Meding
Wayne
Holmes
Kao
Wreland
Prelfi
Clark
Aiadison
Delaware
Union
Logan
Jardia
Champaign
Turan Reflector Reports Turan Railroad Project
The Turan Reflector discusses a Sandusky initiated railroad project in Huron county. It asserts high stock backing and imminent construction with broad regional impact, claiming benefits for farmers merchants and the economy while urging support and illustrating progress and progressiveness of improvements.
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Sandusky
Huron County
Artium
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Northrop
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Committee of Ways and Means
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Norwalk