Congressional Bank Debates Split Whigs and Locos
Congress debates the Fiscal Bank of the United States and related measures. Senate votes down Rives Bayard amendment on state assent for branches. House adopts rules to hasten debate. Distribution and land bills move forward amid partisan clash over state rights and federal power.
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Omens of Wheat Prices and Treasury Reforms
The National Omens recounts price shifts from 50 to 60 cents per bushel for wheat after the Extra Session of Congress, rising to 65, then 70, and up to 75 with Treasury Secretary’s report on a Fiscal Bank. It notes public confidence, Locofoco critics, and editors attempting to sway opinion as prices climb to 80 to 84 cents.
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Continue Oppressive Measures Lower Prices to European Standard
A farmer laments that continuing oppressive policies have driven prices down to what he terms the European standard. He notes hardship for growers and calls for policy change to stabilize markets and ensure fair returns.
Supreme Court Delivers McLeod Habeas Corpus Opinion
In Utica the Supreme Court reviews Alexander McLeod’s habeas corpus petition regarding his murder indictment for Durfee. Justice Cowen rejects bail and discharge, citing English authority and international law, asserting England’s claimed war acts do not grant immunity within US territory. The decision emphasizes proper judicial process and limits on extraterritorial actions, upholding jurisdiction in a peaceful territory.
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