General Banking Law remarks in Illinois House in 1853
Remarks by Groner K. Sreexe of Parke defend a home currency and 1853 Illinois general banking bill. He notes New York model, warns against Wall Street wildcat banking, cites Prairie City Bank example, and urges local banking with sound currency. Also includes a Fillmore cabinet correspondence and other Civil War era commentary.
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Legislation by Steam and Capitol Grog in New York
Correspondent Rynders laments excess compensation in the Capitol and a free grog shop fueling lawmakers. He cites a $33,000 total extra payout and argues liquor influences votes, urging reform and likening the scene to a climate of corruption in Albany and New York City.
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Time's Cities Fallen In Silent Deep Woods
A visionary poem contrasts ancient royal cities decayed in a dark forest with modern rivers and progress. It laments ruined temples and tyrants, then envisions future nations along fertile plains and waterways, urging freedom fighters to claim birthright and rise above suppression.
Texas political lines and late 19th century critiques
The item surveys Texas election results with Pierce and Scott, criticizing Locofocoism and the Democratic party in Texas. It cites Oswego Times and Chicago Journal as sources, noting defunct politicians and moral judgments. It also quotes on marriage and life aims, reflecting period concerns and sermons.
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