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Domestic News
August 22, 1842
The Daily Madisonian
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
An Ohio newspaper urges readers to consider revelations from the New York Union about the Bank bills veto, President's motives, and Cabinet actions, based on recent House exchanges between Mr. Wise and Mr. Granger, promising to question Mr. Granger further.
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We would call the attention of our readers to the article copied from the New York Union. The writer is a close observer, and his revelations deserve to be well considered. From some passes between Mr. Wise and Mr. Granger in the House the other day, the conviction is forced upon our mind, that other and yet more important facts relating to the Veto of the Bank bills, the President's true motives, and the action of the then Cabinet thereupon—remain to be revealed. We shall embrace an opportunity to put a few questions to Mr. Granger on this subject.
We would call the attention of our readers to the article copied from the New York Union. The writer is a close observer, and his revelations deserve to be well considered. From some passes between Mr. Wise and Mr. Granger in the House the other day, the conviction is forced upon our mind, that other and yet more important facts relating to the Veto of the Bank bills, the President's true motives, and the action of the then Cabinet thereupon—remain to be revealed. We shall embrace an opportunity to put a few questions to Mr. Granger on this subject.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Bank Veto
Presidential Motives
House Debate
Cabinet Actions
Ohio Politics
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Wise
Mr. Granger
Where did it happen?
Ohio
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Ohio
Event Date
The Other Day
Key Persons
Mr. Wise
Mr. Granger
Event Details
Newspaper commentary highlights need to consider New York Union article on Bank bills veto, President's motives, and Cabinet actions, prompted by House exchanges between Mr. Wise and Mr. Granger; plans to question Mr. Granger.