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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

22 Jun 1841

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Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1841

Page

2

Neutrality and Canada crisis over Caroline

The document discusses U S neutrality rules, enforcement of laws against citizens aiding belligerents, and the Caroline incident with Canada. It argues the United States cannot permit aggression on its soil and defends its stance of peace, legal restraint, and non intervention while urging Britain to accept US law compliance. It notes congressional debates on Sub Treasury repeal and House proceedings.

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United States Congress Canada Caroline Tex Xilso Her Majesty Fox Daniel Webster S. Fox, Esq E. Re Congressional Washington Senate Woodbury Friends Treasury Clay Messrs Calhoun Benton, Wright, Young and McRoberts Tallmadge Yoas Messrs Archer Barrow Bates Bayard Berrien Choa Chiy Kentucky Clayton Dixon Evans Graham Henderson Huntington Kerr Manian Merrick Miller Morehead Phelps Porter Prentiss Preston Rives Simmons Sma Indiana Southard White Woodbridge Nays Allen Benton Calhoun Chay Alabama Flin King McRoberts Sivholson Pierre Sevier Spinh Connection Sturgeon Tappan Walker Williams Woodbars Wright Young House Committee On William Helstead Ways and Means M. Furnose Commerce John P
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Questioning leaders in the House and Senate clash over action

In a spirited exchange, speakers accuse Mr Wise of withholding vital material while Mr Clark and Mr Marshall press earlier questions. The writer contends the House remains inert and only the Senate can salvage the country, calling the popular branch a mere sham.

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Debate on McLeod correspondence and Abolition rules

In the Senate Mr Demne tex opposed raising the United States District Judge salary in Louisiana while Mr Beytox challenged the McLeod correspondence, urging personal accountability for murder and arson. In the House Mr Wise defended the 21st rule amid Abolition petitions as Yeas 106 to Nays 104, with plans to restore last session rules and delay current session business.

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Fiscal Bank proposal and resolutions for national currency plan

The Senate heard Secretary Ew ing present a plan of a Fiscal Bank of the United States with cabinet support. Mr Walker of Mississippi introduced resolutions favoring a six director fiscal agency in Washington to avoid executive control, with gradual limits on state banking, gold and silver use, and bankrupt power applied to state banks. The resolutions were agreed to. The President Southard then submitted a TAL communication.

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Ewing U.S. Senate United States Walker Loco Miss Select Committee Senate City of Washington Congress Southard
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Plan of a Bank and Fiscal Agent by Treasury Secretary

Treasury submits a detailed plan for a Bank and Fiscal Agent in DC with capital of thirty million dollars, government stake of twenty percent, and options for state subscriptions. It outlines governance by seven directors, branch controls, deposit and transfer powers, and strict prudential rules to prevent overextension and fraud. The proposal seeks to create a government compatible bank to manage public money and act as fiscal agent with restricted dividends and limited debt.

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Treasury Department Senate of the United States Senate Secretary of the Treasury Congress District of Columbia Government of Secretary of the Treasury of the House of Congress Clam
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G. Frisco Aan Merge Dist. of Columbia J. R. Underwood Daniel D. Barnard Hiland Hall James Graham John Moore Leveren Saltonstall Edmund Deberry John Quincy Adams Win. C. Dawson George M. Keim Henry A. Wise Caleb Cushing Territones Garred Davis Taliaferro Callvary Morris Jus. Lawrence Thomas F.osborne W. Boardman New York Express Sub-Treasury Ingersoll Pennsylvania Great Britain Sasari Buchanan Webster Crittenden Rives J Swanner
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