Banking and the national bank debates in early America
The passage argues for state supervision of banks and opposes a national bank arguing history shows the Bank’s excesses and failures. It laments currency inflation, excessive note issues, and the dangers of centralized power, urging revenue discipline and independent Treasury to stabilize credit and protect the economy.
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Late
National Bank
Aes
U.S. Bank of Pennsylvania
Uxsion
Opposition to a National Bank and state reform effort
Public sentiment opposes a National Bank tied to currency and commerce as damaging to states and federal finances. The speaker argues that state banks create depreciated paper and erode constitutional protections, urging limited federal action and stronger state enforcement to restore monetary integrity, reduce foreign debt, and foster moral governance.
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Congress
Tings
Wiatis Sul
Boise Syotani
Pereniza
Debt and thrift to steady our nation’s course
The speaker urges restraint on further borrowing, calling for curbing public and private debt, retrenchment, and frugality. He credits past efforts and warns against new banks or money creation, asserting relief lies in disciplined reform and reduced expenditures. Cooperation with the Government’s reforms is pledged.
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Providence
Otean
Widen
United States
Suili
Van Buren Speech on Democratic Self-Government
In a December 2, 1829 message M. Van Buren asserts free and enlightened people will self govern through sacrifices for national welfare. He emphasizes constitutional obligations and readiness to cooperate with Congress, pledging to present domestic policy views and seek fellow citizens' confidence.
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Congress
Republican Message Notes in State and Nation
The Raleigh Stand and Washington Market items appear alongside editorial notes on the President's Message. The piece criticizes banking influence, references Democratic and Whig positions, and mentions a New Hampshire Democratic convention proposal to hold a national convention in Baltimore on the 5th of May for presidential nominations. Reads include market prices and local dividends, with several prices listed for corn, brown-site, hams, fish, and ship stores.
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New Flampshire
Beltimoore
United States
van Buren
Raleigh
Washington
Naval
Tor
Preacher William Jones Tour Schedule Through Counties
Prurder William Jones of Orange county plans sermon visits by appointment across several towns from Su wha the 1910 to Monday the 27th. Stops include Miloxing, Tarborough, Shell Bank, Pails Tar River, Free Chapel Nash county, Nashville, Sandy Grove, Leigh Chapel, and Wake county locations with dates from the 21st to the 28th.
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Prurder William Jones
Orange County
Miloxing
Torborough
Hardaway
M. H
Nea
S. L
Shell Bank
Free Chapel
Nash County
Nashville
Sandy Grove
Paylee’s
Leigh Chapel
Hepsbahh
Wake County
Death of Margaret Pender in County at age about 20
In this county on Monday the 30th Miss Margaret Pender died at about twenty years of age.
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Margaret Pender
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