State bank charters and the power to alter laws debate
In February 1844 debate centers on legislative power over bank charters and limited partnerships. Speakers argue state laws can be amended or repealed, defend public equality, oppose bank privilege, and insist on hard money. They warn that private banks threaten liberty and property, urging adherence to Constitution and equal rights.
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Bny
Favin
Athens
I l
Ohio
Speaker
Pam
Blackstone
Froese
Sreem
Asadh
Saya Blackstone
Blacks. Com
Med
Atiea
Nord West
Aucu
Speater
Bember
Alan
David
Spesker
Oiso
Feennat
Oma
Princip
Freenen
Congress
United States
Cass Congress
Expatriate Protest Echoes Across Mexico War Debate
An account from the Diario American Paper recounts angry U S and Mexican stances on the war. Expatriate editorials call for no foreign intervention and accuse authorities of unjust actions. Strong language about loyalty, exile, and patriotism appears amid international tensions.
Notice of Estate Administrators in Coos and Allen
Notice is given that Levy Harrod was appointed and qualified as administrator of the Mary Henry estate in Coos township Allen County Ohio dated March 13 1857. Another notice states Frederick Mullendord estate in Allen County Ohio appoints and qualifies as administrator dated March 13 1947. A third notice announces Rose as administrator on the War Weller estate resigned by Tompdins with roles in nine of DL DL Tompdins.
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Mary Henry
Coos Township
Allen Ca
Frederck Mullendord Dev
Allee County
Ohio
Horothea Mit EN
Tompdins
Weller
Rose
Glorious New Mexico Battle Recap in Santa Fe
Army dispatches recount Col. Price marching with 340 men to meet Mexican and Indian forces near Taos. After clashes at Canada and El Embudo, fierce charges under Lt. Col. Wallock and Capt. Burgwin push the enemy back. As Taos siege begins, heavy shelling and a final assault lead to Mexican and allied losses, with 282 killed and 1 officer and 47 wounded from our side, three later dying.
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New Mexico
Bent
Santa Fe
Indiana
Taos
Col. Price
Cpl. Price
Regency
Battallion
St. Vrain
Col. Wallock
Athdesy
Liuis
Dyce
Haiseauver
Eiher
Co. Price
Angony
Lattalhon
Lieut. White
Carsoll
Pasonersa
Ta Oa
Vrain
Lndins
Pueblo de Taos
Butt
Wanunel Morang
Deer and Wison
Lieuts
Harsentwer
Burgwin
McMilan
Aneever
Bupwir
Election attempts to rally native voters against Brownell
The New York city election proceeded yesterday as The Journal of Commerce urges native Americans to join the white faction to defeat Democratic candidate Mr Brownell. The Dayton Transcript notes Cape King company recruiting while short of men.
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New York City
The
Journal of Commerce
Brownell
Dayton Transcript
Cape. King Company
Marriages and estate notices from Kenton Republican
The Kenton Republican records marriages in Putnam County Sugar Creek Township and Allen County along with an administrator appointment for the estate of S. Fawtoi. The notices record the marriage of J. S. McCracken to Miss M. Srorrans and Joseph Griffith Esquire witnessing a Sugar Creek ceremony plus an administrator four de bonis non for S. Fawtoi late of Bath township.
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The
Kenton Republican
Tew
McCracken
Anan M. McConsare
Mises Man
Ehie Tlace
Sugar Creek Townerup
Putnam Cone Ty
Joseph Griffith E Q. Witla Ridenee
Ann Tong
de Bonis
Sis
Bath
Allen County
WLS. Rye
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Anne
Corwin
Diario American
Leone
TMFM
Maxtcass
Mexico
Tang
Seper S
Army News
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