Bank Reformers in a Bad Box in Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal denounces Gov. Shannon and ally Cole over Binghampton Post Notes and Bank Reform schemes. It alleges collusion with canal agents, post notes, and new bank charters while accusing officials of fraud. Letters from Seymour Renick and N. B. Follett discuss Cole’s loan to the governor and related banking intrigues, calling for public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Shannon
Cole
Binghampton Post
Administration
Gov
Marion
Bates
Miami Canal
Treasury
C. L. Cole
Statesman
Binghampton
Journal and
Cincinnati Gazette
The
Coles
Gov. S
Cele
Gov. Shannon
Mr. Cole
Cahort
Mr. Renick
Sin
Guy
Follett
G. Renick
Seymour G. Reyicx
Perry Township
Franklinounty
Calvin L. Cole
N. Y
Columbus
Ohio
John H. James
Urbana Bank
James
Circleville Bank
Sween
Wilson Shannon
Circleville
Seymour G. Renick
Henry McCracken
J. P
Norwich Township
Bank
Buckeye
United States
Nick Biddle
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
St. Joseph
Renick
Nate
O. K
America
Mount
Speer
The Standing Army Threat to Liberty and Press
The article denounces Adams and Van Buren proposals for a 200,000 strong standing army, drafted from across the Union with compulsory enrollment and fines. It warns the plan echoes the Sedition Act, aims to silence dissent, and threatens republican rights, urging citizens to speak out against perceived presidential tyranny.
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Adams
Virginia
Kentucky
Harrison
Secretary of War
Poinsett
Freeman
Congress
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Rentex, Esq
Perry
C. Seymour G. Renick
O. Fottert
N. B
van Buren
Bank Reform
New York Times
Bank of America
Custom House
Congress of
John Adams
House of Congress
House of