Prominent 1831 notices and naval fortunes in Europe and America
London and Liverpool papers detail the Pacific ship carrying $300,000 in specie, promotions of Sir John Camel to Attorney General and Pepys to Solicitor General, and riots in Liverpool between Leinster and Ulster factions. Reports from Paris Madrid and Washington cover reform bills, tariffs, and military events, including the Blair suicide and debates on public funds, oaths, and state rights.
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Europe
York
Pacific
London
Liverpool
John Camel
Pepys
Cheshire
Lord Althorp
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Bexley
House of Commons
Home
Not federalism reborn as meretricious trap
The passage argues that without their flashy traps, people would see them as revived federalism and would not bother debating their claims to respect. It presents a critique of political rhetoric aimed at preserving status rather than genuine reform.
Removal of Augusta Chronicle Office to Globe Hotel
The Augusta Chronicle announces its office has moved to the Centre Room under the Globe Hotel on Broad Street. The notice is dated Saturday, April 12, 1834, and confirms temporary relocation details for readers.
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The
Augusta ‘Chronicle
Globe Hotel
Broad Street
State Rights Meeting to Form Lincoln County Society
Freemen of Lincoln County invited to assemble at Lincolnton on April 6 to form a State Rights Society as an auxiliary to Georgia’s State Rights Association, following Milledgeville meeting recommendations dated November last. Lincolnton Georgia March 1892.
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State Rights Meeting
Lincoln County
Lincolnton
State Rights Society
State Rights Association of Georgia
Milledgeville
Georegia
March Ord
Splendid English Engravings Sale At Masonic Hall
The Acction Sale of a extensive and beautiful assortment of English Engravings continues at the Masonic Hall this morning and evening. Citizens have an opportunity to ornament and beautify their dwellings with fine specimens of art and taste from the collection.
Vote on the Deposited Question from 1534 letter extract
An April 1534 letter from Wasuiseron City records the Ways and Means Committee vote on four Resolutions about public deposits. The results show Yeas and Nays figures with majorities for each resolution, including the Bank of the United States charter status and deposit arrangements with state banks.
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Wasuiseron Crry
Committee of Ways and Means
Yeas
Bank of the
United States
Congress
Grand Jury censures postmaster removal in Hall County
The Hall County Grand Jury presents a merited censure over the arbitrary removal of the Gainesville postmaster at the request of local figures. It condemns attempts by legislators to attack a public officer’s character for opinion’s sake and underscores the postmaster’s punctual, accommodating service as justification.
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Hall County
Gainesville
Dungan
Bates
McAfee
Garrison
Senaor
Br. Woon
Jackson
Lyrante
Ausplice
Tribute of Respect for Judge Moore of Lexington
Citizens of Macon and Bibb county honor Judge Moore of Lexington with a public dinner at Central Hotel. The Macon Messenger notes his incorruptible character and public spirit, despite political friction, and praises his steadfast virtues and private life.
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Macon
Joan Moone
Lexington
Hundrade
Rome
Heer Cies
Wu. H. Canwrorp
Georgia Messenger
Bibb County
Central Hotel
Judge Hooven sustains injunctions amid Indian land dispute
A local correspondent reports Judge Hoover has upheld the injunction bills tied to Indian land claims after a four day argument. The decision references constitutional limits and the state’s jurisdiction while noting unresolved points in the 1833 law and potential effects on reservees and emigrants. The piece discusses land possession, the agent’s power, and the state’s stance on soil rights and reservations.
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Federal Union
Hooven
Convention of Judges
Houpun
Convention of
Hoover
F. Union
Uris
Fragmentary note on land rights and state jurisdiction
The text references 160 acres and disputes over land rights, laws, and state authority. It describes lands as poor and worn out and condemns what it calls cruel oppression and an unjust claim based on jurisdiction tied to the establishment of government.
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State Rights Sentinel
Atbeys
Union Party
Jeterson
Union Party of the
South
South Carolina
Congress
John Calhoun
United States
Humby
Roy
Judge Hooven sustains injunction in case involving Indians occupancy
The document reports Judge Hooven's opinion sustaining the injunction and restricting occupancy rights to those proven, and not by force. It notes a state meeting held to address conduct by Lumpkin and allies, and calls for broader publication of the proceedings to influence the country.
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Cassvirrx
Ts Hooven
Lumpkio
Tim Ng
State Rights Meeting at Cassville Despite Court adjournment
A large Cass County gathering at Cassville Court House on a Monday evening aligned with the State Rights party. The assembly, led by Mel Joan Dawson, proceeded to present preamble and resolutions critiquing gubernatorial authority and the integrity of elections in Spencer Ritzy, Samp. 8 Bouxinde F MeLrin, noting appointments and alleged partisan influence in the Inferior Court. The group urged adherence to constitutional rights and warned against executive power overreach.
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City of
New York
McDufie
Evey Herve
Jws
Mason
Virginia
InepRn
Georgia
WWC
Cass County
Coua Casas
Spencer Ritzy
Bouixe
F MeLrin
Nes
Peo
Lumghu
S Gia
Maud Sores
Revpine J. Lores
Barro Lad Gin
Lumpkin Union
Te Co
Casa
Bos Ee
Vwam Rankin
Lumpkin
Clarixec
Spescur Riory
Ave Freeholdera
Hay
Iybile
Vera
Thomas G. Bagros
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Iran
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M. Martinez de la Hosa
Cortes
Baurmont
Hutest
Portugal
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Lisbon
Taenox
Don Miguel
Santarem
Calleeter
iSih
Sen. Lunes
Cartaxo
Saldanha
Inchief
Miguel
Luishon, &c
Pius
Jossin
Chamiesion
Pendetoy Messenger
Gas &° S
S. Carolina
Union
Washington
United States Telegraph
Old Virginia
Winchester
Smith
Barton
Gibson
Jackson Counties
Mr. Grandy
Senate
Daniel Jackson
Barn Abas Hates
P.M Wetmore
J.D Graham
D.b.balmadgre
U. States
U. M. Price
U.S
B. Yates
Barnabas Bates
White House
Eero
Congressional
Charleston Mercury
Washineton
Leigh
Gen. Jackson
Mr. L
Mrs. Radcliffe
Schedoni
Kei
Timie
Gov. Murphy
Gen. Blair
Roxheil
Char
Milledgevile Recorder
Chisolm
Dallas
Chisolin
of Georgia
United States Court
Serratin
Columbia
S. C
Spartanburg
Stet Cave Deer
Berlin
Western Herald
U. S
Augusta
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