Public distress and Sub Treasury debate dominate New York election air
Saturday April 28 1629 commentary on financial distress and government policy. The piece cites bank depreciation and the Sub Treasury controversy as central issues shaping New Yorks elections and political alliances. It notes Governor Maneys message on specie payments and canal funding, plus a New York election result showing Whig Clark leading Varina and control of City Council.
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Sub Treasury
Senate
Connecticut
Jonathan Cilley
Maine
Friends of
New York
Segally
van Buren
Maney
State of
Canal Fund
Black River
Genessee Valley
Clark
Varina
Loco Foco
rusCanal
Commissioner General
Land Office
Wabash and Evie
Ohio
United States
Indiana
Teene Rocany
Ie Treasury
Miami Canal
Dayton
Erie
Michigan banking law judged a failure after a year
The piece denounces Michigan General Banking Law, arguing it created unaffordable bank credits and eroded public confidence. It condemns new unrestrained bank issuances, calls the law a bad experiment, and laments the erosion of currency stability and trust in banking managers.
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