Jackson’s Kentucky ties and Nashville bank papers debated
The letter details a memoir found in a Nashville bank book linking Gen. Andrew Jackson to trading with Coleman and Green, challenging Republican denials. It cites Wilkins Tannehill and others praising Jackson while noting editorials from the Republican and accusations about Kentucky election movements and Jackson’s conduct.
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Gen. Jackson
Republican
Tenarat
Coleman and
Green
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Wilkins Tannehill
Boyd M’nairy
Tennessee
John M’nairy
United States Court of East and
West Tennessee
Nashville
Nashville Bank
Wilkins 'Tannehill
Argus
Hostile meetings mount in South Carolina and Georgia
Reports from the Susannah and Charleston papers describe eight to ten hostile meetings. The Georgian notes strong manifestations of hostility and a disposition to exhibit itself at almost every step from Congaree to the banks of the Chattohoochee, reflecting rising tensions across the region.
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South Cara
Georgia
Susannah
Charleston
Attempted Assassination Sparks Political Outcry in 1828
The Western Mail reprints a Louisville Focus Extra detailing an assassination attempt linked to General Jackson supporters. Dr James L Armstrong of Bedford County notes four men attacked his shop and demanded a signed paper, with names including Malcolm Gilchrist and Archibald Fell. He fled across a river as assailants pursued, losing a pistol recovered later. The account frames the incident as political violence against Jackson critics and urges defense of liberty.
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Western Mail
Louisville
Jackson
Col
Benton
Friends of the Constitution
Club
James L. Armstrong
Malcolm Gilchrist
Alabama
Jesse Taylor
Tennessee
William Gilchrist
Archibald Fell
Shelbyvile
Tenn
Fle
Parrish
John Woods
Doris
Malcolm Gulchust
Dasis
Fragmentary plea against information sharing about General Jackson
A damaged excerpt shows a speaker warning their life may be in danger and urging countrymen to pause and consider the type of leader they wish for president. The fragment references General Jackson and cautions desisting from providing information to the people.
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Jackson
de Desist
Extract of letter on Dr Armstrong injuries in Tennessee
A letter from Tennessee reports a Bedford County visitor stating the physician who aided Dr Armstrong deems his injuries very serious. The message alludes to Jacksonism and compares it to heroic actions of ancient times.
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Teonessee
P.S. T
Bedford County
Armstrong
Jackson faction blamed for mob rule and threats in Winchester
In a 4th July incident, Winchester Jacksonians paraded a mob of 200 to 300 men before Judge Williams, taunting with Mickory bushes and poles. The Torch Light cites reports of violence and intimidation by supporters of Andrew Jackson amid tariff disputes, including assaults on Dr Armstrong and threats against other opponents.
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Hagers-Town
Calhoun
United States
Gen. Jackson
M’duffie
Hamilton
Martin
Cooper
South
Rowan
Jackson
Adams
Stes
House of Representatives
Richard E. Parker
Superior Court of
Virginia
John Q. Adams
Congress
Washington
Judge Williams
Tennessee
Judge Isaacs
Judge W
Burr
Dr. Armstrong
Winchester
Judyre Williams
Mickory
Lopichbure Foricmian
Convent meeting in Charlottesville plans internal improvement
A late convening of a regional association gathered in Charlottesville on 14 nul to devise an internal improvement scheme. President Mantson Wan led a committee including James Manner, Judge Marshall, Judge Coulter, James Hare, Mercer, Booktura, Gowind, Venits and others as they prepared reports and recommendations for legislative consideration.
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Diigimag
Charlottesville Na Oon
Mant Son Wan
James Manner
Jadpe Marshall
Judee Coulter
James Hare Sou JT
Konviene
CF Mercer
Gin S Boektura
Bound Gowind
Richard
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