Virginia and Massachusetts Rally in Crisis Over Senate Actions
In a charged scene, speakers lament a degraded Senate and lament the expunging of the journal, praising Massachusetts and Virginia as historic allies. The piece condemns a power grab by one faction, calls for renewed unity, and notes resolutions to form a central committee to meet in July.
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Pac
T. Anon
Congress
Agaven
Benton Mus
Benton
District of Columbia
Metropolis
York
New York
Treasury
State Bank
van Buren
Rives
House of Representatives
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Public Weeting in Columbus Calls July Convocation
At a large Columbus meeting during Circuit Court week citizens pledge united action against the current currency crisis and unwise federal measures. A five member committee proposed resolutions urging a convention of the People of Ohio in Columbus on July 4 to discuss relief and public good.
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Biddle
Adams
Pennsylvania Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
Bank of the
United States
New York
Treasury
U. States
France
Pennsylvania
Bank of the United States
Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank of
Wm. Doherty
D. Adams
Henry Brush
Messrs Kelley
Brush
Ridgway
Bell
Stewart
Ohio
Columbus
Banks and Money Matters Muddle Sparked Midnight Conversation
A fragment recalls a general remark about meddling with banks and money matters, noting hidden complexities. The speaker mentions retiring for the night after a final drink, implying a casual, unsettled tone about financial affairs.
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Lloyd
Denton
Andrew
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Hancocks
Henrys
House of Burgesses
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W. Ek. Bond
Alfred Kelley
W. S. Murphy
R. W. Thompson
Indiana
Char’n. D. Apams
N. Biddle
J. Q. Avams
Quincy, Mass
New York Evening Star
Jack Downing
Zekel
Peleg Bissel
H Washington
The
New York Express
Tts
Usory
Globe
Times
New Hampshire
Europe
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Washington
New Orleans
Natchez
Planters’ Bank
Depo
Ohio State Journal
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