Quincy Whig and Argus clash over party aims in Hancock county
A long rocky political column carries accusations and defenses about the Sub Treasury bill, Jacksonian war support, and state canal funding. It reports local filings for sheriff and coroner, notes Parker's nomination questions, and critiques Democratic Address rhetoric, with editorials on public finances and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
ANGUS
BUB Treasury
Argus
Public Revenue
Sub-Treasury
Col. Carlin
Treasury
Washington Globe
Jackson
Congress
Loro
Treasury Notes
Ifei
Ienry Clay
Clay
van Buren
Madison
Cane
New York
Clinton
Grimalkin
Mr. Parker
Mr. Holmes
Vrloos
the Argus
Parker
Wabash
Northern Cross
Mississippi
Hinds Rivers
The
Johnston
Whig
Tlartos
M’dade
Slatton
Maine Legislature Loco and Democracy Debate Fragment
A fragmented dialogue from the Maine Legislature scene features a debate over historical claims about Napoleon Bonaparte and U.S. presidency. A Whig and a Loco focus on whether Bonaparte was ever U.S. president, culminating in a humorous misattribution and the old Deacon CG deciding the wager.
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The
Addrees
Argus
Artropos
Maine
Kennebec Journal
Jackson
Pons Parton
Bonaparte
United States
Corainty
Deacon
Boniparte
Debates on a National Bank and Whig Provocation
A Whig faction challenges claims of pro bank pressure amid pros and cons of a national bank. The Argus and Arcus exchange denials and witness claims while editors argue over causes of financial distress and overtrading. A reader notes House delays and treasury expenses, citing lavish presidential spending and inefficiency in a sprawling Congress fronted by the Senate.
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Times
Congress
United States Bank
The
Argus
United States
Ansay Asnery
the Argus
Henry Asbury
Congresswas
Capitol
Potommne
Alexandria
Steat
Harty
House of Representatives
Ohio
Poe
Buckinghan
Charles the Second
House of Lords
Salisbury
Senate
House
Biddle
Benton
Trinity Church
Prinity Church
LN. Vy Republican
Soe
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George Smith
Martin Shuey
Eli Seehorn
Supmer
William H. Tandy
Derby
Sherif
Hancock County
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Washington
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
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Convention &c
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Lindley
Major
France
Walker
Cal
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Williams
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Michigan Canal
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Northumberland County
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Defferson
Loco Poco
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Mo. Argus
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Allen
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Fulton
Tom Paine
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Stuart
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New York Evening Post
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Kentucky
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Lion
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