Polk on tariff views and 1843 campaign notes
Reproduces excerpts from debates and letters assessing James K. Polk’s tariff positions, favoring free trade versus protective duties, and his 1843 Tennessee gubernatorial bid. Discusses Polk’s stance on the 1833 and 1842 tariff acts, revenue implications, and political alignments with Whigs and Locofocos, including cited remarks from congressional debates and a Jackson, Tennessee rally. Mentions publication of Polk speeches and related editorials from the era.
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James K. Poth
Janes Incin
Penn
Jae Ke Po
Baltimore
Palki
Polk
Estatlinh
United
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Ant
Erin
Inezle
Modienn
Deckean
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Congress
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Howe
Col Polk
Tom Ian
Whog Congress
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Park Hinself
Paporia
Pak
Dalray
Tem
Coffie
Mitten Brown
Tonnessen
Ted Com
Col. Polk
Jonenal Mouse
Representa
Ieee
Po K
Brown
Jackson
Teanerset
Lola Rothe
Ash
Goma
Locofacos
Comerding
Polkdors
Cethoun
South
Tiewe
Tarif
The Carroll Free Press Advertisement Rates and Policies
The Carroll Free Press lists weekly publication edited by Van Brown and Colophon. It charges 1 year at $1.00 in advance, six months at $0.50, or $2.00 yearly after delinquency. Rates for single insertions are $1.00 for three, then 50 cents each, with discounts for annual advertising.
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Garroll Free Press
van Brown
Ant Prbikaho
TW Collin
That That That To Get A National Convention
The Ohio Star reports a resolution opposing a national convention to grant Congress power to charter a national bank. The text argues the move would threaten republican institutions, place business under concentrated money power, and override the will of the people.
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The
Ohio Star
Debating Charity and relief during a winter crisis
A Georgetown House debate questions charity for the poor amid shortage and cold, criticizing measures and the use of public funds. It cites Mr. Polk and a large majority opposing a proposed relief plan, contrasting calls for aid with political maneuvering and oversight.
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Petrone
Tsb
Westengron
Georgennwa
Waghingine
Georgeiuitan
Heat
Georgetown
Grjames K. Polk
Boston Atlas
Farmers promote humane handling to reduce livestock distress
A nineteenth century note urges farmers to calm hares and cows during movements and keep tools ready for travelers. It warns against delaying when applying restraints and stresses that every farmer should be prepared to assist animals promptly during transport.
Effects of Willing Policy at New York Port in 1844
The passage describes customs revenue at New York Port for 1844 and prior years, estimating total federal revenue exceeding 10 million dollars for the year and over 16 million to stay out of trouble with foreign nations. It projects debt reduction, tariff effects, and potential government debt elimination by January 1 1846.
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New York
Ledbe
Mexico
Dexne
Nut
New York Tribune Attack Sparks Proscription Action
The Nave American minorities in New York City withdraw from the New York Tribune and withdraw advertising as they protest the editor's defense of adopted citizens and denouncement of Native American policy.
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New York City
Advertising &E
New York Tribune
Becausr
The Pork and the Potato Scene in Phasm’s Pub
A chaotic comic exchange unfolds in a city public house as Phasm’s crude antics with a fork disrupts the dinner. The unnamed rival mocks the waiter while Phasm awkwardly tries to explain his behavior amid the noisy rest. The scene centers on a fork mishap and lingering tension between the two men.
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Phesin
Phasm
Patna
Mumbled Exclamations Over Tea Names Spark Historic Quip
A garbled exchange from a Whig era page bursts with misread names and weather shadows. The Pittsburgh Age notes rain over Mercor and a large coal pile toppled by gusts, while a speaker mocks tea hues and old brands amid a fog of misheard phrases and era slang.
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Trisan
Pinsburgh
Mercor Coursy
Alee
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