Remarks on Granger and Whig principles at western New York convention
Abstract of Mr. Granger remarks at the Young Men's Whig convention in western New York. He reviews Harrison’s cabinet, the land and bank bills, the sub treasury debate, and party discipline. Granger resigns to sustain Whig priorities and defends his actions against factional insinuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Granger
Granger
New York
Harrison
Mr. G
Congress
Washington
Senate
Indian Department
Custom House
Post Office Department
Frank Granger
Whig
Albany
Greig
Ontario
Syracuse
Indiana Legislature Opens With Session Items And Committees
The Indiana General Assembly convened at the capitol with Senate and House members sworn in. Various standing committees were named on elections finance judiciary federal relations education military affairs roads canals and internal improvements and more. A bill to amend execution laws and a plan to reduce state expenditures were introduced and debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Elliot
Berry
Blair
Aker
Herriott
Hoover
Tip
Kinzer
Mount
Parker
Moffatt
West
Morgan
Stevenson
Nickel
Everts
Watts
Eggleston
Wright
Nave
Angle
Harris
Gregory
Baird
Chamberlin
Walpole
Bright
Collins
Pitcher
Carnan
Sinclair
Cornet
Burk
Read
Carrof J
Shanks
Roberts
Foster
Miller
Bradley
Hartefield
Parks
Sands
Shank
Dobson
Sheets
Angel
Carr
Mesry
Hartfeld
Herriman
Davis
Meore
Reeve
House OF Representative Bsednesday
Dee
Graham
O’neal
May
Proctor
Rannells
Frink and Coon
Messrs. Henley
Wines
Thompson
Hendrick “Bradley
L. Goodenow
Floyd
Nefers
Marshall
Hannegan
Defrees
Gorman
Chapman
L. Brown
M. and Matheny
Mears, Ritchie
Dunbar
Deming
Lee
Shively
Simonson
Warriner
William
Howard
Ellis
Meeker
Townsend
Indianapolis
Cooper
Chapthee
H- Edwards
Wright Tisdale
Millikin
Arding
Messrs- Defrees
Davie
S. Bowers
Devon
Cooley
Saffer
Gilbert
Messrs, Leslie, Chrisman
Snoddy
Peek
Barnett
M. Runyon and
Ogden
A. Brown
D. Clark, Clements and Hoobler
Garrigus
Pearcy Barnett
L. Butler
McAlister, Shoup and Sinks
Montgomery,Robinson
C. Goodhue
Lingle, Hackleman,Marah
Bears
Amoiety
Cogswell Mitchell
Norval
Foley
Poulson
Hodge
Reed
Saylor
Hackleman
Leslie
Hutton
Booker
Snoek
Norvel and Dunbar
Robison
C. and Cotton
House of Representatives Swears In Members December 6 1841
The House convened on Monday December 6 1841 with Wm H Bennett presiding. Members appeared, produced credentials, and were sworn by Hon Isaac Brad orp Adams and Jay Robert D. Tisdel. Names include Allen Wines Boon Chrisman Crawford Edwards Clinton Sayler Carroll Robinson Grover.
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Senate
House
Samuer Hin
Doverass Maguire
Allen, Adams, Wells
David B. Herriman
Morgan —Parmenter M
Jasper & Benton -Zeb
Sheels
Wayne
David Hoover
Lewis Burk
Washington
Shanks
Batholomew & Jennings
Z. Tannehill
Boon & Hamilton
Jacob Angle
Cass
W. Wright
Carroll & Clinton
H. G. Harris
Decater
Jas. Morgan
Dearborn
J. Watts
Elkhart
E. M. Chamberlain
Fayette & Union
S. W. Parker
Franklin
David Mount
Floyd
Jas. Collins
Grant, &c.—John Foster
Henry
J. T. Elliott
Harrison
Henry Kinzer
Hendricks
C. C. Nave
Jackson & Scott
John F. Carr
Johnson-S. J. Herriott
Laporte
É&C
Sylvanus Everts
Monroe
Wm. Berry, Putnam
House OF Representatives
Wm. H. Bennett
Isaac Brad
Orp
Adams & Jay
Robert D. Tisdel
Allen
M. S. Wines
Boon
John Chrisman
Crawford
John Edwards
Clinton
Martin Z. Sayler
Carroll
N. D. Grover
Indiana Joint Resolution on Delaying Executions of Personal Property
A 1841 Indiana joint resolution postpones all sales of personal property on execution until after February and sets conditions for notices and returns, with provisions protecting officers from damages if they lacked notice. It takes effect upon passage and will be published in state notices. The document notes a later presidential veto context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Grover
Committee On
Indiana
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Logansport
Messrs. Brown
Montgomery
Marshall
Thompson
Dunbar
Edwards
Indian
Therby
Committee of Ways & Means
General Assembly
State of
Indiana Journal
State Sentinel
Secretary of State
Casom
House of Reps
Sams Hall
Senate
Sam’s Bigger
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Indiana Legislature
John Cooley
John S. Davis
Fayette
Wilson Thompson
Miner Meeker
Green
J. F.o’neal
Grant
James
John Barnett
Fulton
Wm. Rannalls
Miami
Wabash
Dan’l R. Bears
Martin
M. Peak
Noble and
Lagrange
John Thomson
Owen
Martin Snoddy
Orange
Henry Lingle
Putnam
George Pearcy, Jr
Alfred Hutton
Parke
Jeptha Garrigus
Pratt Frink
Posey
Arza Lee
Pike
A. T. Whight
Perry
R. G. Cotton
Porter
Lake
Lewis Warriner
John Proctor
Sullivan
John W. Davis
Justus Davis
St. Joseph
John D. Defrees
Switzerland
Samuel Howard
Scott
Aaron Ralings
Stellby
John Mendrids
Tippecanoe
Elizur Deming
James P. Isleis
Union
Jeremiah S. Williamson
Daniel Ogden
Vigo
Wm. Wines
John Hodges
Vanderburg
Amos Clark
Vermi
State Library
Messrs- Nave
Bradley, Bark, and
Dobson, Davis, Foster, and
Hartfield
State Bank
Collins, Everts, Morgan
Pitcher, Carnan
Tannehill
Nickel and Parks
Select Committee
Chamberlain
Committee On Federal Relations
Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Pearcy, Mitchell and Hendricks
Wessis
Brown
M. Ritchie and Cogswell
Deming Thompson
F. and Bradley
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