17 Jun 1843
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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1843
Page
1
The Tarborouzsh Press by George Howard lists weekly issue price two dollars fifty cents in advance or three dollars for less than a year. It notes monthly arrears, no distance restrictions, and advance payment or strong references. Ads under a square cost one quarter page rate, longer ads scaled. court notices cost 25 percent higher. Letters to the editor must be postpaid.
The Indiana State Sentinel publishes letters from Messrs Calhoun Johnson Cass Buchanan and Van Buren in reply to questions posed by the Indiana Democratic Convention. The letters discuss prominent political topics of the day and state the leaders’ positions.
The speech defends discriminations within tariff for revenue, cites constitutional power, and praises the presidential veto. It traces history of veto usage, argues for federal restraint, and lauds Maysville veto as crucial to limiting internal improvements and debt. It emphasizes justice, unity, and preservation of republican government.
The text argues the presidential veto and patronage control shape public opinion and federal power. It notes risks of abuse, the checks by Senate and Legislature, and the need to empower people to select officers, while warning that excess patronage harms honest governance and should be limited.
The letter discusses limiting executive power to curb patronage and preserve public trust. It cites historical concerns, urges periodic legislative review, and endorses careful selection of nominees. The author stresses the presidency as a high honor earned by disciplined democracy, not personal gain, and signs with committee members. Gold mines in Haywood and Macon counties are noted as rich discoveries yielding up to 105 dollars daily.
Major Gwynn and Captain Graham returned from Nag's Head on Monday. They plan a favorable report on opening an Inter and estimate cost at about half a million less than the previous Major Gwynn figure. The findings will be sent to the next Congress.
From Mexico we learn that Santa Anna has paid the first instalment of the debt due to the United States, amounting to 8270 100. The United States brig Dolphin is bringing it over. She was to have left Veracruz on the 18th May. The sum was obtained by a forced loan from a number of rich capitalists of Mexico.
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