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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1842

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Tarborough Press Subscription Rates and Policies

The Tarborough Press lists weekly publication by George Howard with pricing at two dollars and fifty cents per year if prepaid or three dollars after the year ends. For less than a year, twenty five cents per month. Subscribers may cancel anytime with notice and arrears paid. Out-of-town readers must prepay or provide a local reference. ads under a square: one dollar first insertion, twenty five cents each continuation. Longer ads priced proportionally. court orders and judicial ads are twenty five percent higher. Ads must note insertions or run until ordered otherwise and charged. Letters to the editor must be postpaid or may not be attended to.

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Banking's Toll on the Nation and Whig Policy Critique

A Salisbury address from May 1942 frames the era as a crisis driven by Whig and Federal banking policy, blaming the national debt, banks, and tariffs for hard times. It argues Democrats seek restraint, constitutional fidelity, and reduced government spending, contrasting with Whig calls for a national bank, protective tariffs, and expansive expenditures. The speech traces banking’s rise and crashes from colonial banks to the U S Bank, asserting bankers profit at laborers’ expense and warning of ongoing distress without policy change.

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Banking harms laid bare in 1841 U S treasury report

The Senate directed the Treasury to report losses by banking from 1798 to 1840 totaling over 365 million dollars. The 1841 analysis claims banks profit heavily, with 901 banks holding 400 million in nominal capital while vaults hold only 33 million in specie, and notes widespread. It attacks the Bank as foreign-owned and corrupt, urging readers to study Louis D. Henry’s letter for Governor.

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