Pickens family of South Carolina and a life in politics
A lengthy tribute outlines Andrew Pickens the elder and his son Andrew Pickens the younger, detailing their roles in the Revolutionary War, early South Carolina governance, and national service. It praises their states rights convictions, oratorical skill, and public influences from colonial times through the Civil War era, concluding with reflections on Edgewood and the Pickens legacy. The piece also shifts to agricultural commentary urging diversified crops to secure bread and money for planters amid a cotton-heavy economy.
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Proness
Booth Carolina
Andrew Pickens
Congress
U. S
Canada
Charleston
South Carolina
John Ratledge
Hison
Francis W. Piekona
Giro
Edgewood
Pickens
Mayne
Amories
Nowin
Politica
Aristotle
Bela Sompathenas
Burke
Sheridan
Beymm
Warren Hastings
Lord Mansfield
House of Lords
Logare
Can
Ional
Aspirentior
Qrere
Colege
Filygh
Thomas Cooper
Croven
Adams
Orleans
Dr. Cooper
Armern
Alexander Stephens
Barnwell Hott
Een
Colleton
Ife
Buchanan
St. Petersburg
France
Tyler
Enland
Police
Fjia
Ajono
John Brown
Yancey
Calhoun
Imi
Jefferson
Hamilton
Callioun
Webster
Fessenden
Wigtht
Johnson
Atlantic
Hoe
Ruswin
Washington
Carolina
Narses
Russia
John Rotledgs
Robert Y. Wayne
Salon
Trnpt
Lim
Sinter Staton
Souih
Francis Wilkinson Pickens
Richmond
United States
South
Pickena
Seward
Convention
Executive Council
States Rights Party
Pielkens
Imperia
Perry
Rome
Movel
Odgewood
Holland House
Earle Cowper
Atill
Hixstigered
Staff of Life
Resignation Talk Surrounds Senator Pratt Bold Move
A Bodiana figure, Mr Pratt, plans to resign his United States Senate seat, citing unhappiness in the role. The Alabama or Indiana political context references Cumback, Unker, and Bolting Republicans, with a New York Tribune note implying upcoming vacancy considerations, and a Scientific American correspondent discussing Pacific Rail and climate theory.
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Bewaror Paarr
Indiana
Pratt
Bodiana
United States
Pratsaction
Cumback
Unker
Senate
Haker
Aynback
New York Tribune
Scientife American
Pacific Rail
Iron
Reconstruction bill for Georgia leadership and oath admissions
The act, passed by Congress, directs the Georgia Governor to summon the General Assembly elected as shown in the 1868 proclamation. It requires members to take oaths or affirmations about prior offices and allegiance, permits use of federal forces to enforce, and states the legislature must ratify the Fifteenth Amendment before Georgia senators and representatives are admitted.
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Texas
Gov
McCain
South Carolina
Congress
McLeod
England
Pecseaaan
Major Jeter
State Senate
Ils
Robert W. Barnwell
Georgia
General Assembly
Atlanta
Geeral Assembly
Ita
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of Stath
Senate of Holosene
District of Georgia
House
Court of the
Bistrict of
Remedy for ersallipoy in China by British army surgeon
A British army surgeon in China has reportedly found an effective treatment for ersallipoy. The method involves rubbing croton oil on the body during the fever peak before eruption, applying a terrific ointment to stop eruption on the affected area, and preventing internal organ involvement. The article claims established methods in the Highland army in China and praises the cure.
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China
Higilath
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States’ Rights Party
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Henry L. Pinckney
National Intelligencer
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Framilton
Hugh S. Legare
Brussels
Wm. C. Preston
Jackson
McDuffie
Branco
Hammond
District of Columbia
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Europe
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