Paper money and the fate of state banks debate
The speech examines paper currency failures as seen in Kentucky and North Carolina, arguing that state banks cannot be abolished by the federal government. It warns of dangers from a sub treasury system and the concentration of power in the executive, urging gradual reform and preservation of state banks. The discussion cites historical banks, debt, and the peril of upsetting long standing financial habits.
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North Carolina
Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
Commonwealth Bank
Kentucky
United States
Air Foundation
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
South Carolina
Mr Calhoun
Senate
Andrew Jackson
National Treasury
Hiitherto
Princi
Pal
Washington
New York
Bank of the
Laborers At Work On The Line With Promising Completion
The report notes laborers at work on the line and an optimistic forecast for completing the entire project in the early part of next summer, indicating steady progress and favorable prospects.
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Larion
Whigs Win Majority on Joint Ballot in State Legislature
The Journal and Register notes the Whigs have a twelve seat majority on joint ballot in the state legislature with four in the Senate and eight in the House. The majority could have been larger if Whigs had carried all counties where they hold an undoubted majority.
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Journal and Register
Senate
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Rieweeuup
New York Express
Loco Council
Assembly
Garre
U. States
Cleve. Her
Journal and Register Publication Formed by Union
The Ohio State Journal and Ohio Political Register, Whig papers from Columbus, unite as the Journal and Register. Published by Scorr and Gattacher and edited by John M. Gallagher, it appears daily tri weekly and weekly. Subscribers can request names be added.
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Ohio State Journal
Ohio Political Register
Columbus
Corrections on Frances Slocum article
Mr Isaac Slocum of Sandusky County requests corrections to a previous piece about Frances Slocum. The Slocum family had three daughters not seven sons and two daughters, and Mrs Slocum was at home helping to hide younger children when Frances was taken by Indians. The Indians also abducted a boy named Kingsley.
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St. Augustine
Hernandez
Bulowville
Tomako Joho
Philip
John Thomas
Dade
U.S
Jesup and
Suite
Black Creek
Picolata
Port Peyton
Buckingham
Ovear
Charleston
Frances Slocum
Isaac Slocum
Sandusky County
Jonathan Slocum
Slocum
Frances
Kingsley
Monroeville and Sandusky Railroad Officers Elected
An election at Oxford on the 6th inst chose directors J. G. Camp Thomas Neill Zachariah G. Brown Wm H Caswell Jas Hamilton Jr Henry W Standart Forrest Messenger Gro Hollister John Dish Isaac A Mills as Directors Edward Baker as President George Hollister as Secretary and George Hollister as Treasurer. The report notes the whole road is likely to be discussed further.
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Oxford
J. G. Camp
Thomas Neill
Zachariah G. Brown
Wm. HL. Caswell
Jas. Hamilton, Jr
Henry W. Standart
Forrest Messenger
Gro. Hollister
John Dish
Isaac A. Mills
Edward Baker
George Hollister
Ohio Whigs Triumph and Venality Repulsed in State
The Journal and Reformer reports Ohio purged of venality as Whigs seize legislative, executive, and judicial power. It notes nationwide echoes with victories in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and urges Resignations from Garre and Wall amid political upheaval.
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Journal & R Ohio
Ohio
Jno
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Union
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Washington City
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
North Carolina
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Republic
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