[United States politics and government pamphlets.
Published: 1821
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Finance, Public -- United States.; Tariff -- United States.; United States -- Politics and government -- 1815-1861.
Table of contents: value: [1] Considerations tending to render the policy questionable of plans for liquidating, within the next four years the six per cent stocks of the United States / Thomas Law; value: [2] An apology for the United States of America. 1829; value: [3] The Treaty of Ghent and the fisheries, or, The diplomatic talents of John Quincy Adams candidly examined. 1824; value: [4] The vice-president / Patrick Henry ; [by Philip R. Fendall]; value: [5] Memorial of the Bank of the United States and accompanying documents. 1821; value: [6. Letters, etc. relating to Force's American archives]. 1834; value: [7] Remarks on a mode of estimating damages proposed in behalf of some the claimants under the treaty with France. 1833; value: [8. Political satire] / Junius, Jr.; value: [9] Extract from a memoir presented by Major General Jesup to the secretary of war, on the 21st of March 1839; value: [10] Opinions of the vice-president on the relation of the states and the general government / John C. Calhoun. 1831; value: [11] Letter on the relations of the states and general government. 1832; value: [12] Congress of the United States. In the House of Representatives, Wednesday, January 11, 1837, the tariff; value: [13] Letters to the honourable Levi Woodbury, secretary of the treasury of the United States / Franklin. 1837; value: [14] The misrepresentations of "A member of the Hickory Club" in reply to Dr. Mayo's "Sketches," &c., refuted / by Robert Mayo. 1837; value: [15] An address delivered before the American Institute, at Chatham-Street Chapel in the city of New-York, October 17, 1833 / John P. Kennedy. 1833; value: [16] Memorial. The case of the schooner Reward, William Goss, master, before the honorable the Commissioners for the Settlement of Claims, under the treaty with France, ratified on the 2d ofFebruary, A.D. 1832 / William Fettyplace. 1835; value: [17] A sketch of the life and public services of William Henry Harrison. 1836; value: [18] Collectanea : displaying the rise and progress of the tariff system of the United States ... / M. Carey. 1833; value: [19] Circular to my fellow-citizens ... / by John Ewing. 1839; value: [20] Mr. Chilton's letter in reply to Mr. Wickliffe, on the expenditures of the last & present administrations / Thomas Chilton. 1830; value: [21] A New financial project ; together with some remarks upon the currency and credit system of the United States. 1837; value: [22] Further reflections upon the state of the currency in the United States / by C.F. Adams. 1837; value: [23] The beauties of "reform," or the munificent blessings of the great reformation / by Telemachus. 1832; value: [24] Address of the Home League to the people of the United States. 1841; value: [25] The crisis of the country / by Junius; value: [26] To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America ... 1842; value: [27. Correspondence relating to the printing of the sixth census]. 1842; value: [28] Sketch of the remarks of Mr. Stanly, on the bill "Making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the government for the year 1840"; value: [29] By the Whig members of Congress. 1841; value: [30] Letter to the honorable senators and members of the House of Representatives on the new tariff bill; value: [31] [Letters from J. Hoyt, late collector, to the secretary of the treasury, 1841]; value: [32] Report of the committee on the president's veto of the tariff bill. 1842; value: [33] Federalism, or, The question of exclusive power... / by John W. King. 1840; value: [34] Remarks of William W. Irwin, of Pennsylvania, on the resolution offered in the House of Representatives, by Mr. Fillmore, of New York, to refer that part of the president's message relative to the tariff to the Committee on Manufactures. 1841; value: [35] A letter to his excellency Marcus Morton, on banking and the currency / by R. Hildreth. 1840; value: [36] Letter of George W. Hopkins, of Russell, to Col. James H. Piper, of Wythe. 1840; value: [37] Letter to the hon. Charles J. Ingersoll... / by Aaron H. Palmer. 1846; value: [38] Address of Mr. McRoberts of the Senate of the United States, in reply to a publication of O. de Santangelo. 1842; value: [39] Great Whig demonstration in favor of the nomination of Gen. Taylor to the presidency. The Buena Vista Festival at Philadelphia, February 22, 1848; value: [40] Peter Scriber on protection. 1844; value: [41] To my constituents / C. Cushing. 1841; value: [42] Substance of the speech of John Quincy Adams, together with a part of the debate in the House of Representatives of the United States, upon the bill to ensure the more faithful execution of the laws relating to the collection of duties on imports. 1840; value: [43] The principle of protection vindicated ... / by Simeon Nash. 1844 [44] Proceedings of the friends of a national bank, at their public meeting, held in Boston, fifteenth July, 1841; value: [45] Memorial of Alvin C. Goell; value: [46] Protest and report of the hon. Thomas W. Gilmer, one of the select committee, to whom was referred the message of the president ... 1842; value: [47. Circular letter of Aaron H. Palmer]. 1848.