Washington Fiscal Corporation Bill Referred to Senate
The Fiscal Corporation Bill was referred to the Senate on Monday and made a special order for Wednesday the 1st. The Revenue Bill was discussed. Mr Clay believed adjournment would not occur until both Revenue Bills are disposed of. Mr Johnson of Tennessee proposed adjournment on September 6, but Me Fillmore objected. Mr Everett sought leave to introduce a resolution that Congress would not adjourn until an act for safekeeping and custody of public money was enacted.
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Johnson
Tennessee
Congress
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Everett
House
Cleveland Herald
Confirmations by the Senate and bank transfers of deposits
The Senate spent four hours in secret session confirming, without opposition, nominations including General Wool and Ministerial posts for Todd and Jenniper. The Treasury moved public deposits from the Merchants Bank to the Bank of Commerce under a loan arrangement, while Indiana wheat notes and Everette’s ministerial fate stir debate. Counterfeit Lancaster bank notes circulate, and steamers on the lakes draw British action alongside Texas boundary work and Col Worth's expected promotion.
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Ygria
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United States
Texas
Bank cashier Whiting arrested in Lowell for Ohio trial
F B Whiting formerly cashier of Shannon Bryan Sherwood and Co Locofoco Gallipolis Bank was arrested in Lowell Massachusetts and held for removal to Ohio for trial per the Cincinnati Gazette report.
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Shannon, House, Bryan, Sherwood & Co
Locofoco Gallipolis Bank
Lowell
Mass
Ohio
Absent Auditor faces impeachment talk and political intrigue
A Virginia newspaper exposes Auditor Brough as neglecting official duties to pursue private interests and electioneering. He reportedly draws full salary while clerks handle tasks, raising calls for impeachment. The piece also mocks abstractionists in Congress and notes Ohio’s looming senatorial races and Whig shifts in Lancaster.
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Tins County
General Assembly
Maugre
CIA
Gaz
Veto shakes partisan pride in Cleveland Whig circle
The Cleveland Herald notes the Bank bill veto by President Tyler provoked Whig disappointment yet rallying resolve. It cites Hamilton County Whigs rearming for the campaign, with farmers and mechanics urging united support to back the chosen ticket. It also reports steamship build totals, losses, and a Temperance lecture by Dr. E Thomson at the Court-House on Friday at nine.
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Ohie
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Said Bradley
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James F. Tripp
Daniel G. Raitt
Erastus Sheldon
Richard B. Brown
John P. Howe
Cyrus K. Drew
Abram B. Harris
Edward Mason
Jairus Kennan
Norwalky
Wal, i
Bereaved Township Child Dies as Father Mourns Loss
In this township on Friday the 3d inst Nascy Carpetta, aged 5 months and 17 days, child of Mr. Thomas E. Baker, is mourned by the community. The poem laments the infant’s untimely death and gives a somber account of its passing. A separate items section lists New York prices and a brief weather summary, noting a week of varied conditions from clear and pleasant to rainy mornings and cloudy spells.
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