Indiana Nicknamed Banner State As Old Kentucky Debate Ends
The document details two appointees to assist the Wabash and Erie Canal lands selection, with a lengthy report to the U S Treasury. It discusses Indian grants, land sales, canal funding, currency issues, education policy, and state finances, ending with Indiana politics, legislature and election proceedings in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash and Erie Canal
Tippecanoe River
Ohio State Line
David Hillis
Jordan Vigus
J. L. Williams
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Indiana
Board of Public Works
Madison and Indianapolis
Lafayette
Wabash
Canal
Whitewater Canal
Madison and
Indianzyglis
New Albany
Vincennes McAdam
Marion
Ohio
Santeeh
Executive Department
College
Todiana
Pacnle
Scotland
State University
Bloomington
Hanover
Wabash College
Indiana Asbury University
Church of the Living God
City of
Washington
County of
Alexandria
Uniters of
Kentucky
Vermont
Narrison
van Buren
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Old Kentucky
Larrison
Abolition
Harrison
Macnish
Gil Blas
Marston G. Clark
Washington County
Washington City
Clark
Tippecanoe
Zind
Indianapolis
Capito
Ewing
Alien
Chamberlain
Elkhart
Roberts
Warrick
House of Representatives
Capitol
Messrs. Lancaster
Wayne
Robinson
Jefferson
Russel
Vermillion
House
Samuel Judah
James G. Read
W. B
Judas
Messrs Dowling and Mason
Jacob H. Hager
Robert C. Gregory
Wiliam H. Bennett
Scattering
Leo M. Tulton
John H. Farquhar
William L. Mahan
A. F. Shortridge
James J. Thompson
Willan Moore
Andrew Slotelkiss
Joseph ‘Ty Fell
James M. Lucas
John Montgomery
Jeremiah Burkhalter
Indiana Legislature
Senate
John Flint
Ralph Berkshire
H. Wrnesy
James Rankin
Basil Brown
William Jarrold
N. B. Markle