Jackson's Farewell Address on Currency and Vigilance
In his final address President Andrew Jackson warns that paper money breeds corruption and inequality, urges restoring gold and silver circulation, and condemns the Bank of the United States for monopolizing the money supply. He urges state action, warns of factional power, and calls for vigilance to preserve liberty. He advocates naval strengthening for peace via preparedness and ends with a farewell grounded in gratitude and country.
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Ohio Legislature House and Senate actions March 1837
Ohio legislative notes detail committee of the whole work on Florence Congregational Society incorporation in Huron County and a recessed Wabash and Erie Canal land sale resolution. It reports on bills, including bank charter changes, name changes for Richland Huron, and a state printer election.
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Huron
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Cushing
M’natt
Glover
Vanhook
Milligan
Uubbard
Erson
Veruulion Ay, Ashland Railroad Company
Richland
Plymouth
Huron Stone Company
Witneco
Ceail
Church and Society of
Huron County
Natt
Bigger
Yeas
Allen
Tuscarava
Ankeny
Armstrong
Colmahicu
Hamilton
Aten
Atkinson
Bell
Bronson
Brown
Inton
Perry
Caldwell
Carey
Clark
Gelia
Concklin Coulter
Craighill
Creswell
Grayhill
Gruber
Carrison
Hollister
Hubbard
Hughes
Dumphreys
Ibrig
Jameson
Jones
Newell
Out
Perkins Scovill
Tracy
Vanmeier
Searle
Lai
Louse
Samuel Medary
J. B.gardiner
Blank
Samuel I. Maccracken
M’nutt
Judiciary Committee
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