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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 19, 1834
Page
10
Agricultural dominance argued over manufacturing in Parliament debate
In a lengthy Lords debate Mr Cayley and Mr Roebuck dispute whether Britain is chiefly agricultural or industrial. The exchange covers census figures, rents, taxes, Ireland, and free trade, with Peel defending landed interests and advocating selective disfranchisement of corrupt boroughs while Roebuck and others urge broader reform and fair burden distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Middlesex
Cayley
France
Germany
Hear
Wen
Liverpool
Roebuck
England
Intereat
Manchester
Europe
North America
United States
America
Robert Peel
Bath
Sir R. Peel
Ireland
Mr. Roebuck
Maltax
Hon
Bolton
Home
Peel
Mr. Home
R, Peel
Oldham
R. Peel
Baronet
Alderman Wood
Anson
Yarmouth
Peing
Spaine Ryop
University of Cambridge
Lord Morpeth
Irowgate
Idje
York
R. Wallace
WM. Folkes
Grimshaw
Taunton
Stewart
Medical Society of
Greenock
Poulett Scrope
Disley
Gloucestershire
Carrickfergus
M. O
Borough OF
Stafford
Borough of Stafford
Oswald Mosely
Eccleshall
Stone
Buckingham
Gancaster
T. Fremantle
Geauleman
Stoke
Staffordshire
Walsall
O. Mosley
J. Wrottesley
Hertford
Warwick
Leamington
Stafordshire
Enland
Ree
Ord
Opponents of Paper Money Hear Public Meeting in New York
A Wednesday gathering at the Shakespeare Hotel on Fulton Street, chaired by William H. Hale and secretary John Windt, debated banking policy. Speakers criticized the United States Bank, urged reinstating constitutional currency, and attacked paper money as harmful to labor and national independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Shakspeare Otel
Fulton-street
United States’ Bank
William H. Hale
John Windt
Congress
United States
Bank of the United States
Woodward
Webster
Rothschilds
Europe
Mr. Webster
Daniel
Pier Ea
Mrr. Webster
Rives
Hig Cforts
Ional Bank
House of Representatives
Turnpike Roads Amendment Bill Report Brought Up
Evening sitting resumes as Viscount Howick presents the committee report on the Turnpike Roads Amendment Bill after the Speaker resumes the chair at five twenty. The House awaits debate or further disposition on the measure.
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Eehb
Hos
Stafford
Biddulph
Halcombe
Hertford
King's Bench
Carrickfergus
Wason
Mempen
House
PeyMe
Bernal
R. Peel
Herta
Sayin
Hartford
Mr. Peel
St. Alban’s
St. Albans
Viscount Howick
Debate on constitutional currency and a national bank
A historical meeting discusses restoring a constitutional currency, condemns paper money, and calls for Congress to establish sub treasury offices. Speakers cite Benton Rives Cambreleng and Wright, arguing for specie payments, gold and silver circulation, and limits on government deposits to avert banking abuses while considering a national bank as a possible eventual reform.
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Bank Tol
Congress
Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
Windt
United States’ Bank
Messrs. Benton
Be and Wright
Senate
Cambeleng
House
Evans
Benton
Messia
Rives
Cambreleng
Wright
Bank of the United States
Arep
Philadelphia
New York
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