Ohio Bank Policy Sparks Discussion on Specie Redemptions
The piece argues Ohio banks were forced by state laws to redeem notes with specie while neighboring states blocked similar enforcement. It details declines in Ohio bank circulation and vault gold over a year, criticizes the inequity of laws across states, and urges the Ohio General Assembly to adopt more fair provisions to support local banks and currency stability.
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Ohio
Bank Commissioners
General Assembly
Military Academy
Washington Benevolent Society
District of Columbia
United States
Senate
Gordon
Hubbard
Robert A. Kenzie
Henry Perrine
Florida
Indiana
Wabash and Erie Canal
Tippecanoe River
Terre Taut
Lemuel White
Wm. P. Rathbone
Hannah Leighton
Jacob Seeley
Wm. Jones
Charles M. Keller
Henry Stone
John E. Bispham
John Carter
President Harrison Family Report Raises Church Ties
The Cincinnati Republican notes errors in the Journal of Commerce about President Harrison's family. It clarifies who will staff the White House and cabinet, naming Mrs. Harrison and daughters, their church affiliations, and the likely arrangement of domestic staff at North Bend and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Commerce
S Hanruison
Hannison
Taytor
Hannigan
North Bend
White House
Episcopal Church
General Warrison
Taylor
Inlaw
Wim. Harrison
Thornton
Wm. Harrison
Virginia
Findlay
James Findlay
Wa. Harrison
Cin. Republican
Promoted midshipmen and Senate actions reported
Forty three midshipmen were promoted to lieutenants on the 23rd alt to Navy. The Troy Whig highlights Perry, Decatur, and Morris and notes a son adopted by the nation, with Perry excelling at the Explor ing Expedition. Senate and House proceedings follow, including bills on state house construction, public works, banks, roads, and the Ohio Deaf and Dumb Asylum, with amendments and votes recorded across March sessions. The item concludes with remarks from notable speakers and references to national legal matters and press dispatches.
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Troy Whig
Perry
Decatur
Morris
United States
Spangler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
George W. Nlolmes
Senate
John C. Wright
Indiana
Wabash and Erie Canal
Scott
Henderson
Nash
Robert Thompson
Sela Latham
H. L. Hitchcock
Ohio Deaf and Dumb Asylum
HOUSE
Young
Bell
Commissionera
Canal Fund
Bartley
Griswold
Brown
Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Perkins
Alure
Yeas
Nye
Clarke
Bisset
Leonard
Spanier
Thomas
State Bank of Ohio
Bussell
State House
Bliss
Mc Bliss
Fande
Marsh
Hartley
Jenkins
Hamilton
van Vorhes
Board of Canal Commissioners
Board of Public Works
Messrs Worthington
Probasco
Bell Brough
Worthington
Watkins
Brough
Nage
Ater
Kaylor
Pike County
Scioto County
Lorain County
Richland County
Maumee
Lake Erie the delight and admiration of all who know him
Lake Erie is celebrated as a admired figure who brings joy to every acquaintance. His reputation for kindness and leadership is highlighted by those who have witnessed his influence firsthand.
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Joan Quincy Anas
U.S. Supreme Court
Amistad
Ideed
Marshall
Cushing
Chase
Washington
Johnson
Livingston
Todd
Robert Goodloe
Maryland
Luther Marlin
Africa
Elias B. Caldwell
Lake Erie
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Poston
National Intelligencer
Congress
Treasury
Tennessee
Maine
New Hampshire
Post Office
Indian Department
Michigan
Mary Tuck
Joseph Bo
Jean Baptiste Comeau
Agnes Dundisse
Miguel Eslava
Alexandre
Avery, Saltmarsh & Co
Universities
Colleges, &c
Library of Congress
Maint
Groxeta
Wade
Navy
Rikoa
Kickapses
Avery, Salamarsh & Co
Bryan &Co
Customs
Boston Custom-House
Philadelphia Custom House
Post Office Department
Commmon
Ohio Legislature
Thompson
Lord
Commerce, Agriculture, and Manufactures
Birmingham
Erie County
Haseltine
Hough
William A. Whittlesey
Washington County
Board of Bank Commissioners
Sus Safety Fund Bank of Ohio
Manny Ayter
Moray
Yp House
MH Binis
Rochester
McLean
Niagara County
Melvel
Vance
Bisse
Joseph Vance
Alfred Kelley
Cooke
Mr Toland
McLeod Stair
Fox
Webster
Aor
Bennet
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