War of Taxes and State Rights in Early Republic Debated
A speaker argues that centralization harms liberty and that state sovereignty, local self government, and balanced taxation are key to preserving the Union. He traces conflicts over whiskey taxes, bank debt, tariffs, and the Supreme Court, asserting the federal government and Northern interests gained power at the expense of Southern states. He warns against corporate influence and urges truth-telling to restore the Constitution’s vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Union
Hamilton
Congress
Washington
North Carolina
Bank of the United States
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Friends of State Sovereignty
Friends of Constitutional Liberty
Mammon
United States Bank
North
South
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Popular Talks On Law For Farmers On Married Women Contracts
The article surveys how common law treated married women and explains current state variations. It lists which states recognize property owned at marriage as the wife’s, how earnings are treated, and when a wife may contract without her husband’s consent or join in land deals. It notes community property rules and how different states grant or restrict contracting power to married women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Mary
Land
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Colorado
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Michigan
Arizona
California
Idaho
Louisiana
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Texas
Washington
Maryland
Tennesse
Tennessee
District Court
Remove the Cause Not Anarchy War Cry
A Richmond Evening Star letter argues against killing anarchists and urges removing the root cause of unrest. It attacks plutocratic monopoly and the New York Evening Post for opposing reform while defending free thought as humanity’s birthright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Richmond Evening Star
Global gold and silver in coin and bullion figures
A table lists SPECIE by country with gold amounts and currency units, then totals. It cites world gold and silver in coin and bullion used as money as $251 and $258 per capita respectively, and $509 per capita for both metals combined, plus a note on gold basis redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Monitor
Georgia Patriot
Ohio
United
West
South
Southern Mercury
Missouri World
Denver Road
Carlisle
Democratic Congress
Waco
sreTenee
Kingdom
France
Germany
Belgium
Semaly
Switzerland
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Ty’g Wyn
Netherlands
Union
Russia
Turkey
Australia
Egypt
Mexico
Japan
India
Canada
Cuba
Haiti
Oceanic Islands
Polar Regions
Debate on Silver and Demonetization in United States
A letter argues demonetization devalued silver and discredited U S currency. It cites a table of silver prices before and after demonetization, criticizes bribery in the act, and calls for honest legislation to restore silver’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poe
Sergey Lenape Dee Sonag
Conag
Illustra
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Dream OF the Press
White House
Aberdeen
S. D
Star
Alliance
Taz Progressive Farmer
Wm, C. Sprague
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