Debates on Banking and Party Unity in Senate Speech
The speaker defends friendly banking policy for the nation and party unity, arguing against perceived hostility to banks. He rebuts bribery accusations, condemns unjust insinuations, and contrasts rational opposition to banks with claims of corruption. He recalls loans and debts tied to state and national finances, urging steady policy over populist distrust.
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Ates
Joo
Eit
Etil
Ohio
Ibed
Congress
Arti
Mem
Gouvern
Ierike
Oho
New York
Anilland
Prime
King
England
Greatritain
Nicholas Biddle
Fa Bank
Senate
Ehadl
Benstor
Whig State Convention at Columbus nominates Hartson for President
The Whigs of Ohio met at Columbus on May 31 to nominate officers for the state convention. Col. Wm. Doherty led, Trinity of Highland was named secretary, and a slate of 19 vice presidents and 6 secretaries was approved. The plan favored a National Convention to unite the Whig party and defeat office-holders, with Hartson named as candidate for President and support pledged to Henry Clay or Daniel Webster if they are nominated. A local election note mentions a hen’s egg weighed 4.44 ounces and 4 inch length for readers to send in similar curiosities.
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Wm. Doherty
Atuy Trinity
Highland County
Joan L. ‘Taylor
Ross County
Tir
Axtes Trimooe
Whig
Willliam IL. Hartson
Uat
Wexry Coax
Daniel Wepster
Ohio Military
Lester Clark
Norwaik
Oeloelk
Imuliciins
G. W. Tage
Norwalk
Destruction of the British Steamer Sir Robert Peel
Canadian travelers report that the British steamer Sir Robert Peel, operating between Kingston and Toronto and stopping at French Creek New York, was seized by disguised assailants this week. The ship was robbed of 100000 dollars in specie and set ablaze, attributed to Canadian refugees reacting to provincial oppression. The informants are described as respectable, though some details may vary.
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Lake Ontario
Toronto
Milwaukie
Robert Peel
Kingston
Ontarios
French Creek
Jefferson County
N.Y
Michigan Bank Commissioners urge note acceptance list
Wikt Cats Thomas Fitzgerald, a Michigan Bank Commissioner, urges Detroit banks to receive and pay notes from several state banks including Bank of Homer, Bank of Marshall, Bank of Battle Creek, and others, noting substantial assets to meet liabilities and potential inclusion of Allegan and Singapore banks. Also reports death of James B Thornton, U S Charge d Affaires to Peru, with ceremonies in Callao and remarks on his service.
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Detroit Free Press
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Bank of Niles
Berrien County Bank
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Grand River Bank
St. Joseph County Bank
Bank of Coldwater
Feo
New Hampshire Telegraph
Tourenton
Non
James 8
Falmouth
McKeever
Brive
Bella Vista
U. States
Ofcers
Thas
Coline
Callao
Etraacur
Long Sleep And Patriotism Rise In Ohio Jubilee
Fragmentary OCR describes a May 30s era scene in Ohio with political fervor. It recalls a prominent 37 year old official, Levi Woodbury, and notes a grand assembly of thousands of Freemen marching to defend republican liberty. Citizens from across the state converge in the city, evoking national pride and opposition to tyranny.
Collision of Civic Pride and Incendiary Fire Told in Ohio Tale
A dispatch recounts a crowded high street procession through the city core toward the Public Square, praising republican unity and men of state lineage amid a solemn march. It notes a distant church burn and temple arson attempts, with a reward offered for the incendiary’s capture, plus itemized government spending criticisms and local notices amid a 1830s political milieu.
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Nirthiud
Cleve
Farrield Clarkefield Report Reveals Local Ties
Local notes from Clarkefield mention Miss Many Dann and others in Wakeman. The text references a fire event or incident linked to the Ghit and Kew Mere Biswas, with names Misra Hivanins and Thesatents Gerres. The report suggests an outcome or death connected to the incident.
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Clarkefield
Beth
Mobs
Wakeman
Misra Hivanins
Dieth
Visit of Mr Aanow Ih Porrnn in the village
In a Thursday evening gathering the village welcomed Mr Aanow Ih Porrnn for a 1T year event. The occasion, held on Saturday, drew the Masonic Lodge and a large crowd of local citizens.
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Yegn
Aanow
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