Whig policy blamed for currency crisis and chaos
The New York Courier argues that cradé currency experiments and flawed legislation have caused explosion and chaos. It claims the people will hold the Whigs responsible for misdeeds, while administration officials dodge blame by citing bought and sold minions of executive power from Maine to Mississippi.
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Maine
Mississippi
New-York Courier
Whigs Celebrate Fourth in Philadelphia at Windmill Island
The Baltimore Chronicle reports a July Fourth Whig celebration in Philadelphia where Hon. Henry A Wise attended and spoke, praised as lively by the United States Gazette. Wise urged unity and a convention to nominate Whig candidates, while critiquing Van Buren's administration and arguing for fiscal restraint by the city on presidential entertainment expenses.
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Baltimore Chronicle
Philadelphia
Windmill Island
Henry A. Wise
United States
Gagelie
Ofice Department
Wise
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Old Dominion
Henry Clay
Mr Wise
Groun Cosy
Beanvine
President van Buren
Washington
New York Express
van Buren
Treasury
County affairs and press attacks spark editorials
The piece rebuts charges of county extravagance by printing editorials from the Experiment and Albany Journal. It defends spending on fire wood and office blanks, asserts lawful county practices, and attacks two editors over a General Index controversy amid calls for accountability and reform.
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Tuscarawas
Stark
Seneca
Loraing
Locofoco
Cyrus Butler
Pennewell
Penne
Eusdinie
Aude
Gibbs
Spart
Doe
Extravagant Expeditures of the General Government
A critical exposé of ostentatious public spending under the Van Buren administration. The author cites unaccounted funds, inflated contingent costs, and specific line items from the Quar termaster and Executive Departments to paint a picture of waste. The piece targets misuse of government money and calls for accountability to the people.
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Engineering Department
Dye
Topographical Bureau
Ordnance Department
Agents of Indian Affairs
Department of Indian Affairs
House of Representatives
Congress
Trarty
Don Lars
the Globe
United States
General Post Office Department
Defalcations on public land receivers cited in old treasury reports
A letter comments on 19th century defalcations from land receiver accounts, citing Treasury statements from 1838 and 1839 showing over 1 million owed, with pre 1829 thefts totaling about 248 thousand and further losses since. It questions government accountability and references Swartwout and Price cases, plus a jail and legal notes from 1824.
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Secretary of the Treasury
van Buren
Gen. Jackson
Low
Tobias Watkins
Joan A. McKinney
Married in Milan A Mvaviv and Enmargern Lockwoon
The text notes a marriage in Milan on the 19th by Rev I Judson between Giones L. Mvaviv from Buffalo N Y and Mus Enmargern Lockwoon of the former THE WESTSTER THE PAST WERE. Also includes scattered weather entries listing dates and descriptions of warm and sultry conditions across a week.
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I. Judson
Giones L. Mvaviv
Mttorney, &c
Buffalo
Mus Enmargern
Lockwoon
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