Prominent 1831 notices and political antics across oceans
Shipping news from prom Europe details the Pacific cargo of specie while London and Liverpool papers date March 9. British political moves include promotions of Sir John Camel to Attorney General and Pepys to Solicitor General. Ireland riots flare in Liverpool and Ches Hire. Debates on Reform Bill and Jewish civil disabilities surface in Parliament. Spanish affairs report Guernica siege and Navarre leadership. Portugal reports Don Miguel’s forces threatening Lisbon. American notes cover oaths in militia and a Senate House clash, plus Blair’s tragic suicide and Georgia versus the United States litigation.
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Europe
York
Pacific
London
Liverpool
John Camel
Pepys
Cheshire
Lord Althorp
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Bexley
House of Commons
Home
Taenox
Don Miguel
Santarem
Lisbon
Calleeter
iSih
Sen. Lunes
Cartaxo
Saldanha
Inchief
Miguel
Luishon, &c
Pius
Jossin
Not a single line head of old federalism revived
A fragmentary passage notes that without flashy traps the public would see the claims as revived federalism. It argues people would not bother debating their claims to respect if not for the meretricious tactics used.
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Chamiesion
Pendetoy Messenger
Gas &° S
Removal notice for Augusta Chronicle office relocation
The Augusta Chronicle announces its office has moved to the Centre Room under the Globe Hotel on Broad Street. The notice specifies the relocation location and records the change in the newspaper’s office address.
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The
Augusta ‘Chronicle
Globe Hotel
Broad Street
State Rights Meeting planned in Lincolnton April 6
The freemen of Lincoln County are invited to assemble in Lincolnton on Saturday April 6 to form a State Rights Society auxiliary to the State Rights Association of Georgia. The meeting follows a recommendation from Milledgeville in November last. March 1892.
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State Rights Meeting
Lincoln County
Lincolnton
State Rights Society
State Rights Association of Georgia
Milledgeville
Georegia
March Ord
English Engraving Auction At Masonic Hall
Splendid English engravings to be sold in an action sale at the Masonic Hall this morning and evening. The sale promises a chance to beautify homes with selections from finest specimens of art and taste.
Vote on the Deposite Question from 1534 letter excerpt
Dated Wasuiseron Crry April 5 1534 the letter reports a vote on four resolutions from the Ways and Means Committee regarding deposits. The results show Yeas and Nays totals and the adopted items include opposing rechartering the Bank of the United States and restoring public deposits to the bank while endorsing state banks and proposing an investigative committee.
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Wasuiseron Crry
Committee of Ways and Means
Yeas
Bank of the
United States
Congress
Grand Jury Condemns Post Master Removal And Legislature Interference
The Hall County Grand Jury denounces the removal of the Gainesville Post Master as arbitrary and unjust and censures legislators who attacked a county official over opinions. It notes the jury of twenty, six dissenters, and defends the Post Master’s punctual service and accommodating conduct amid partisan pressure.
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Hall County
Gainesville
Dungan
Bates
McAfee
Garrison
Senaor
Br. Woon
Jackson
Lyrante
Ausplice
Tribute of Respect to Judge Moore of Lexington
Citizens of Macon and Bibb county honor Judge Moore of Lexington with a public dinner at the Central Hotel. The tribute lauds his private virtue and incorruptible public character, noting a broad display of esteem from locals and visitors alike.
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Macon
Joan Moone
Lexington
Hundrade
Rome
Heer Cies
Wu. H. Canwrorp
Georgia Messenger
Bibb County
Central Hotel
Judge Hooven Lets Injunctions Stand Over Indian Land Case
A correspondent reports Judge Hooven has sustained the Bills of Injunction for now after a four day argument, while leaving final decision to a Convention of Judges. The debate centers on the 1883 law and sovereignty over reserved lands, with concerns about constitutional limits and state rights to dispose of land held by reservees.
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Federal Union
Hooven
Convention of Judges
Houpun
Convention of
Hoover
F. Union
Uris
Unreadable OCR Fragment on Land Policies and Rights
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses land rights and state jurisdiction, mentioning oppression, land erosion, and claims about government authority. The text is fragmentary, with unclear names, dates, or places, and lacks coherent context.
Judge Hooven opinion sustains injunction amid Indian occupancy case
The document reports Judge Hooven sustaining an injunction in a dispute over occupancy rights involving Indians. It notes the lack of rising sovereignty claims and emphasizes that only the constituted authority can effect any occupancy actions. It also references a large state meeting and broad concerns over local governance and corruption connected to Lumpkin and his followers.
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Cassvirrx
Ts Hooven
Lumpkio
Tim Ng
State Rights Meeting at Cassville Advocates Series of Resolutions
A Cass County gathering at Cassville Court House on Monday evening endorses state rights principles. Speakers argue Governor Lumpkin exceeded constitutional bounds by appointing Inferior Court Justices, claiming the electors chose a presiding justice who cannot be removed by the Governor. The resolutions condemn executive favoritism and defend equal suffrage and political independence, urging adherence to law and the people’s rights.
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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
Georgia
Iybile
Vera
Thomas G. Bagros
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Phere
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Bordeaux
Department
Gironde
Nimas
Quesada
Navarre
Valdez
Old
Castile
Zabala
Guernica
Iran
Don Carlos
M. Martinez de la Hosa
Cortes
Baurmont
Hutest
Portugal
Betviders
Hill
St. Ubes
South Carolina
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
State Rights Sentinel
Atbeys
Union Party
Jeterson
Union Party of the
South
John Calhoun
Humby
Congressional
Charleston Mercury
Washineton
Leigh
Gen. Jackson
Mr. L
Mrs. Radcliffe
Schedoni
Kei
City of
New York
McDufie
Evey Herve
Jws
Mason
Virginia
Timie
Gov. Murphy
Gen. Blair
Roxheil
Char
Milledgevile Recorder
Chisolm
Dallas
Chisolin
of Georgia
United States Court
Serratin
InepRn
Columbia
S. C
Spartanburg
Stet Cave Deer
Berlin
Western Herald
U. S
Augusta
Roy
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