Debates on Currency and Road Funding at a Western Convention
Readable excerpts show a Detroit area convention debating financial policy and a Cumberland Road project, with resolutions urging bank resumption of specie payments and mutual support among state banks. The report also covers a Charleston fire catastrophe and other contemporaneous notices, including a Michigan bank convention with multiple banks represented.
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Erie
Mississippi
Cumberland Road
Detroit
New York
Chartered Banke
Tate
Augusta Chronicle
Charleston
Gerolina
United States
King Street
Beresford Street
Becioty Street
King
Ringateseh
Purvnk, Wily & Co
Roam & Co
Miller, Ripley, & Co
King and Society Street
Merchant's Hotel
Miot
Norris's
Neptune
Constitutional Office
Avery
Ann Arbor
John Diddie
St. Sheldon
O. Wilder
Thompson
End J. Compton
George J. Tracy
Leiuet Det Fom
Banke
Shasonventios
Detroit City Henk
Dank
Mccigan
Michigan State Bask
Wersure’ and Mechanic's Dank
Maumee Express May 29 1809 Whig view and local notices
The issue promotes a new dress for the Maumee Express, pledging more reading matter and improvements. It outlines editorial stance as Whig leaning yet independent, supports Henry Clay and a US Bank, and notes paid ads, debt concerns, and court proceedings, with local reports on canal notes, ferries, and steamboat activity on Lake Erie and the Wabash and Erie Canal.
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Mavann Express
United States Bank
Pennsylvania
Henry Clay
United States
Ohio
Mont
Mont Profitable
Olio
Wayne
Leake Erie
Wall
Bie
Cave
Buffalo
Staaw
Centurion
Cincinnati
Cleveland Harbor
Abe
Milwaukie
Munk
WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION ADOPTS STANCE ON CURRENCY AND PARTY UNITY
A Lucas county Whig meeting chaired by Judge Jonathan H. Jerome adopts resolutions denouncing the current administration's currency policy, endorsing a national currency, and urging a unified effort. Delegates are named to attend a Columbus convention, with plans for county and senatorial district gatherings and a Toledo county convention to consolidate familiar Whig interests.
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Whi
Lucas
Geo. B. Way
Bay
Jonathan H. Jyeone
Richard Cook
H. D. Maxon
Oscar White
J.J. Williams
A. B. Duttle
C.F. Abbott
Wa Daniels
United States
Polligpote
Tyrenta
Martin van Busen’ Wiehen
Hazard
Hone
H. Poreyth
Wolcoty
Samuel Eady
C. J. Abbott
Peckham
Redes
Bihan
Bury
Chas
M. Carr
Jamesao
Semeel Narret
W. J
Horatio Copant
Ta Macks
Hamilton
A. Bentt
Je ‘Vance
France
Eary
Flortore Rae
Henry Clay
Toria
Lasitte Donadele
Lowing
Luces County
Lucas County
Toledo
Locus County
Jonathan H. Jerome
Brian Coox
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James Myera
Eaid Corporation
Swan Creek
Anact
Congress
Ferringe
Yaiomnna
Venice
Water Gate
Tower
London
Bomnarice
Findlay
Hancock County
Martin van Buren
Democratic Party
Wich
Nate
Pattone
le Doubtfal
Fort Wayne
Logasaport
Ind
Wabash and Erie Canal
Indiana
Ilinois
Maumee
Rapide
Loganeport
Whig County
Louisville Gaz
Princeton
Mina
Rome
New Albany
Col. N. Oliver
Louisville
Althon
P Gitman
Deck Land
Wil Jackson
Walker
Pitta
Lawress
Copes
Wiscopalai
Vecea
Paul
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