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December 30, 1833
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
Virginia representatives in Congress, except one or two, have firmly upheld state honor, earning respect. Mr. Rives appears undecided on the Force Bill and Deposit Question, with wishes for him to vote for returning deposits to the U.S. Bank.
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The Representatives of Virginia, with but one or two exceptions, have been true to the honor of their State, and their firm and determined course commands the utmost respect.
Mr. Rives seems utterly at a loss what to do-the stand which has been taken by the Virginia delegation has put him all aback. What will be his course on the Force Bill and Deposit Question? are questions daily asked. It seems to be the wish that he may be allowed to act untrammelled on the first, and that he will be instructed to vote in favor of the return of the deposits to the U. S. Bank.- Richmond Whig
Mr. Rives seems utterly at a loss what to do-the stand which has been taken by the Virginia delegation has put him all aback. What will be his course on the Force Bill and Deposit Question? are questions daily asked. It seems to be the wish that he may be allowed to act untrammelled on the first, and that he will be instructed to vote in favor of the return of the deposits to the U. S. Bank.- Richmond Whig
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Virginia Representatives
Mr Rives
Force Bill
Deposit Question
Us Bank
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Rives
Virginia Delegation
Where did it happen?
Virginia
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Virginia
Key Persons
Mr. Rives
Virginia Delegation
Event Details
Virginia representatives have been firm in upholding state honor, except one or two. Mr. Rives is undecided due to the delegation's stance, with questions on his vote for the Force Bill and return of deposits to the U.S. Bank.