Ohio Banking Act Sparks Debate On State Finance
A historical long-form piece debates the 1845 Ohio banking bill creating a State Bank and multiple branches. It outlines capital requirements, district divisions, note issuance, safety funds, and the risks to individual liability, criticizing centralized control and political entanglements. It condemns proposed bonds and the Safety Fund as public risk, warning of public loss and state power consolidation.
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Obie
Pogo Baste
Sia Sank
Bey and Sell Hille
Duscouns Nates
Co. Jaubua
Datias
Eastern Exchange
Sisie
Kore
Conia
Iteciftiit
Ins Board of Control
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Board of Control
Shell
Bega
Sute Ad
I Boldere Sud
Gerenat Latrarions
New York
State Bank of
Chiiscon
Onin
Joby Scaled Proposals for Cemetery Fencing Opened
Public notices announce bids for fencing the graveyard to be received by April 20 at F H Binkley s store with Mr Binkiey as contact. Fire damages Mr Watt s dwelling while Vera Cruz reportedly surrenders to Gen Scott and Mexico seeks peace terms with a torn nation in turmoil.
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F. H. Binktey
Binkiey
The Next Governor
The piece argues against early candidacy talk and urges nominating a long trusted Democrat. It touts WM Sawyer of Mercer County as the people’s choice with broad Western Ohio support and personal strength.
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John Brough
Cot. Medary
Edgerton
Seneca
Hogar
Boch
Wm, Sawyer
Mercer County
Ohio
Thomas Corwin attacked over war records and loyalty
The piece denounces Thomas Corwin for shifting stances on the Mexican War and U S military policy, accusing him of disloyalty and ingratitude toward soldiers. It notes prior votes to raise troops and fund the war, then condemns his later protestations and calls for restraint or withdrawal. Pennsylvania news follows praising Governor Sheffield and Democratic support. A long Atlantic telegraph of crop, trade, and political news summarizes Ireland famine relief, British finances, naval activity, and European affairs.
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United States
Mr. Corwin
Secotry
Maize export duty curtails shipments to Ireland
The French government raised the export duty on maize to a prohibitive rate, causing prices to plunge from 37 per quarter in Bayonne and 484 per quarter in Bordeaux to about zero in both ports. It is estimated these ports would have shipped 70,000 quarters to Ireland in two weeks under normal export.
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New York
Ireland
Great Britain
Naples
Rome
Viebon
Clyde
Zoll- Verein
Levant
Alam
Istonica
Macedonia
Dor Jusn
Don Carlos
Duke of
Modena
Juva
Limerick
America
Russia
Trieste
Reisenberge
Erzbirge
Brazil
House of Commons
John Russell
Ben Tick
Ocoonell
Moreland
Grest
Litia
Bayonne
Bordeaus
Revolution in Mexico and Atlantic news items
Telegraph reports a Santa Anna era revolution in Mex trot with clergy and guards backing. Ferias deposed, Santa Rons named commander, Jalisco supporting the revolt. From Tampico, 2000 troops left behind as others sail. predictions warn of labor and factory declines in 1846 1847. Macedonian relief for Ireland. visit from abroad with French squadron to New York. Kentucky and Missouri legislatures actions. rail and telegraph expansions. British loan noted. Boston volunteers and civic support described.
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Mexico
Santa Anne
Olution
Santa Rons
Travelling Denialism and Press Critique amid War Weather
A fragment discusses Deleno as a visiting agitator accused of misrepresenting public sentiment and favoring Monteo. It questions whether Mexican officials would tolerate such protests and suggests reading a Mexican Diario extract to gauge appreciation for his labors. The piece recalls wartime patriotism and Americanization concerns raised by the Buffalo Courier.
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Deleno
Monteo
Mexico
Santa Anna Paredes
Diario
Delano
England
Cearaiz
Buffalo Courier
Semarka
Adau
New York Tribune
Alteration Petition for State Road in Allen County
Notice states a petition will be presented to Allen county Commissioners seeking an alteration of the state road from Tame to Kalids. The path would start near the center of the south line of the north half of section five, township three south, range six east, then north across the lot and west to Burculdar's Bank, intersecting the old road. Lina, April 6, 1847.
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Allen County
Tame
Kalids
Burculdar's
Lina
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Fen H. Cley
A. Goeem
Herta
iRestis
Mm. Michols
Editon
Vera Cruz
Scott
C.F
Atocha
Col. Hargens
Thomas Corwin
Corwin
Buena Viste
Bilett
Corwmbee
Mozicas
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Connecticut
Federsirete
Alseady
Merisae
Poriowman
Tory
Tampico
Tsapico
Suh
Louisiana Volunteers
Baltimore Batallion
Pittsburg
Mlomarc
New York Commercial
Navy Yard
Cope
Surge
Sidney Brook
Mesars
Woodward
Ryborg
Ender
Prince de Joroville
Paris
Courrier Des Etats Unie
Kentucky
Missouri Lgislature
Tno
Banke Sad Insurance
Charleston Courier
Depti
Uns
State
Georgi
Augusta
New York Counci
Mathctocs
Boston
Mmedi
Tal
Nerenas
Bern
Bath Township
Bath
Democrats
Federalisw
Truster
Sprott
Daniel Miller
Thea. Milligan
Paneer Alfred
B.wamaley
E. Hartshorn
Charles Baker
Lima Priges
Massas, Apparos and
Jacoas
Avan
Common Pleas
William Fingle
Coat of Common Pleas
John H. A. McCein
Atheany
Goth
A.D
Rose & Base
Atty’s
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