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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1838

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Tarborough Press Publication Terms and Rates

The Tarborough Press sets weekly publication at two dollars and fifty cents if paid in advance, or a yearly rate with arrears. Distance subscribers must pay in advance or respond to references. Ads up to a square cost one dollar, with twenty five cents per continuation. longer ads prorated. Court orders and judicial ads cost twenty five percent higher. Queries require numbering. Letters to the Editor must be postage paid.

Address by Republican Senate Members to the People of the United States

A fragment from a July 6 1835 meeting where Republican senators present a concise exposition of principles and aims. They argue for public publishing of their views, warn against overreliance on Congress for relief, and outline the history of the Federal Coalition and the two major parties shaping American politics.

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Debate Over Banks and Constitutional Powers in Early America

The excerpt outlines factional divides at the framing of the U S Constitution, contrasting strict constitutionalism with broader federal power. It argues against a Bank of the United States, defending state banks and republican governance, and warns of centralized financial power threatening liberty and state sovereignty. It cites Jeffersonian and Federalist tensions, the role of the Treasury, and the practical limits of national banking.

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