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Jnditt
Defenders of the Bank System Blame Defaulters and Oppose Jackson
The piece attacks the Opposition for blaming the Jackson administration for public distress while alleging their own par ticipants in bank driven misrule. It cites defaulters and financial scandals across federalists and whigs, naming Adams Randolph Erwin King Monroe Chaplin Binney Swartwout Gouverneur and others, to argue a pattern of malfeasance in office and banking interests.
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Jackson
Messrs. Biddle
Clay
Adefaulter
Aeem
Swart- Wout
Iischum
Price
Atlantic
Feperausr Deravnrenrs
Mr. Duncan
John Adams
United States
Adams
Edward Randolph
Andrew
James Erwin
Bell
Tennessee Rose
Anil
Erwins
Lefaulters
Globe
Duncan
Erwin
King
Bath
Maine
Joseph Wingate
J. B. Swanton
Congress
Keanebeck
House of Representatives
Senate
Arnold
Perth Amboy
John Q. Adams
G. W. Bruen
Thos. Smith & Co
Edward Thompson
James Monroe
Robert Brent
Samuel Chaplin
Amos Binney
Sir King
Dejon
Wm. McMurtry
Robert Randolph
Bae Ik
Losses in revenues across U.S. administrations to Jackson
A comparative synopsis drawn from Treasury records shows total government losses under Washington to Jackson, detailing banks defaults, collectors and officers, and merchants bonds for duties. The aggregate losses exceed $18 million, with the heaviest costs before 1837 and smaller burdens during Jackson's eight-year term due to stronger collections and land sales.
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Washington
Duncan
Treasury Department
Swartwout
van Druren
Congress
Wright
James Madison
James Monroe
J. Q. Adams
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Monroe
United States Bank
Gen. Jackson
Gen. J’s
Public Expenditures in Van Buren vs Adams Compared
The Norwich Aurora argues that Adams era cost about 13 million annually while Van Buren spent about 39 million. It itemizes deductions for Maine volunteers Florida war frontier defenses coast survey and public buildings to show government costs under Van Buren at roughly 15.6 million, claiming Van Buren was more economical than Adams in context.
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General Jackson
van Buren
Adams
Maine
Treasury
Public Service
Florida
Mississippi
Post Office
Washington
Custom House
Boston
Mr. van Buren
Public land losses blamed on ill regulated credit system
The piece argues losses from land sales on credit were far lower than feared, averaging far less under varying administrations. It attributes substantial losses since 1789 and in 1830 to ill regulated credit for duties and lands, speculation temptations, and bank credit, all under the United States Bank and pet banks systems.
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Washington
Nue
United States Bank
Pet Bank Systems
Murder in Cass County Georgia Shocks Community
The Rev. Mr Hogan a Methodist minister was murdered in Cass County Georgia. Police name Jenks as the suspect though details around the motive and method are not yet clear. Local authorities urge patience as investigations continue.
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Mr. Hogan
Cass County
Georgia
Jenks
Laiokicaie
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