28 Aug 1841
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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1841
Page
1
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The President declines approval of the act to incorporate the Fiscal Bank of the United States. He cites constitutional limits, historical opposition to a national bank, and concerns that local discounts by banks do not justify a national institution. He recalls prior statements, emphasizes duty to the Constitution, and questions the bank's necessity and impact on currency and revenue management.
The discourse argues against a national bank by detailing how assent or dissent from states must be unconditional and timely, warning that implied approvals could strip states of action and empower directors to branch nationwide. It condemns the notion of Congress overreaching to establish discount offices without state consent, urging adherence to constitutional limits. The President’s message is cited as narrowing a fiscal agent to Treasury duties, opposing a national bank’s broader powers.
The text argues that Congress should reject plans to bow to corporate control and insists the President’s veto blocks any private partnership with a public treasury agency. It laments a National Bank as a corrupt, unconstitutional shift, praising Tyler for defending public trust and limiting fiscal agents to Treasury duties only.
Col. Kearney of the engineers expects to reach the terminus of the Texas line at Red River in a few days. Cuddo parish in Louisiana loses two ranges of townships with wealthy, reputable residents. The land is described as equal to any in Louisiana. Col. Foster in the Texas Congress moved a bill to protect landowners as families migrate between governments.
The New York Observer notes in the Register from Madison County New York that a Perfectionist sect exists in De Ruyter claiming holiness like Jesus Christ. Members, including former respectable figures, allegedly kiss their leader’s feet and revere him as Christ, denying marriage’s sacredness and outraging proprieties.
London inventors Clegg and Somuca claim a railway propelled entirely by atmospheric air. The system uses cars moved without conventional locomotion, asserting a novel energy method.
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