The Bank Question and President Tyler's Veto
The speaker argues that Congress repeatedly affirmed the power to charter a National Bank and criticizes President Tyler for vetoing the bank bill. He cites five congresses, several presidents, and Supreme Court decisions to support the bank power, urging Tyler to yield to the nation’s financial needs. He questions the personal cost of the veto and defends executive independence.
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Congress
Senate
Bank of the United States
Inny Place
United States
Washington
Jefferson
James Madison
Bank of the United Staes
Monroe
The
United
Tyler Gen. Jackson
Bank
U. States
Tyler
Dhef
Supreme Court of the United States
Maman
Ite
Iilius
Bank of the
First Bank
Iate Bank
Pery
Iis
Executive Department
Whig Congress
Harrison
Thomas McKean
Pennsylvania
Altho
1St Bank of the United States
Jamis Madison
Inman
Tyler V
Harrisburg
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Platteville Iowa
Five members of a counterfeit gang were captured in Platteville Iowa with tools and metal fit to produce twenty thousand dollars in Mexican dollars. Authorities recovered equipment and metal believed ready for operation, signaling a major break in the ring.
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Platteville
Iowa
Bank Bill dominates Congress and leaks of veto risks
Correspondent reports a crowded House gallery as the Bank Bill dominates debate. Archer defends congressional power to create a Bank of Exchange. Buchanan and Calhoun attack. Clay delivers a masterful reply defending Whig principles and opposing executive influence.
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N. S. Express
Wonatxeton
Congress
Mec Arvher
Virginia
Archer
Bank of Exchange
United States
Senate
McArcher
Buchanan
John Tyler
Calhoun
South Carolina
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Clay
Flarrisburgh
Whig Party
Napoleon
Luco Foco
Loco Foco
Mr Clay
Connex
New Hampshire
the Treasury
Missouri
Mr Linn
Gregson
Alabama
Mr King
Benson
Moner
Benton
White House
Messrs
Sevier
King
State Journal
Fiscal Corporation
Barrow
Bates
Berrien
Choate
Clayton
Dixon
Evans
Grahame
Henderson
Humington
Kerr
Mengum
Merrick
Miller
Morehead
Phelps
Porter
Prentiss
Preston
Simmons
Smith
Ind
Southard
Tallmadge
White
Bank of Steubenville Falls Under Winding Up Plan
Public notice in the paper signals that Bank of Steubenville has assigned its effects to wind up its affairs. Uncertainty over redeeming notes and solvency led another local bank to stop accepting its notes for months. Trustees urged to issue a clear public statement on condition and prospects. Houston Herald notes slow solvency signals and a census count of centenarians in North Carolina towns.
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Bank OF Steubenville
Sieub
North Carolina
Whig Party Addresses on Nomination and Unity
A Whig notice argues against factional pressure in nominating candidates, urging respect for individual judgment and party unity. It condemns coercive loyalty, warns delegates to consider the common good, and emphasizes the need to resist Locofoco tactics while defending Whig principles and historic leadership.
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Iself
Wren
Loco Foco
Jeve
Gellat
Harrison
Allens
E Pans
Steinreds
Bancare
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Everett
N_ Y_ Express
Bathmore American
House
Sars
Madisonian
New York Courier and Enquirer
Locoforos
New York
Woodbury
Houston
Texas
Norwalk
Eleuteeres Cooke
Edward E. Husted
Henry Buchinghan
John Brosborn
Joseph €. Curt &S
Stephen Ressell
Rexjames Carvey
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