The Outrage in Murray County
A Milledgeville Times column denounces a Governor's Agent attack on Riley and threats to Vann's property, condemns the political use of violence, and urges Georgians to resist nullification and defend liberty. The piece also critiques State Rights support for White, Virginia influence, and the restraint of impartiality in presidential politics.
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Milledgeville Times
Murray County
Riley
Vann
Simng Ag
Friends of Liberty
Lexington
Cain
Georgia
Jeffersons 1801 principles rally against Federalists
A fragment urging readers to abandon the scheming Federalists and unite behind republican ideals associated with Jefferson and the 1801 era. The call emphasizes distrust of designs and deception within the opposing faction.
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Jefferson
Russell Delays Irish Church Question Facing Opposition
The Globe reports Lord John Russell plans to postpone the Irish Church question following Mr. Hume’s example. The delay, seen as injurious to reform and the opposition's character, risks widening public suspicion and impatience.
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Bers
Hume
John Russell
J. Russell
Sale of Hamburg Lots Continues Amid Weather Delays
The Hamburg sale continued on Tuesday with four improved and three unimproved lots sold for 8550 dollars. Weather halted further sales, which will resume on May 12.
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Hamburg
Great Fire in Thomaston Devastates Town
A Sunday night blaze in Thomaston Upson County destroyed more than a third of the town. It began in A F Edwards’s Tavern and consumed several buildings including Union Hotel office Dr Hawkins Grocery and multiple residences. Loss estimated at 30 to 39 thousand dollars with only the tavern at the origin insured.
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Thomaston
Macon Messenger
Upson Co
A. F. Edwards
O. C. Gibson
van Mater
Mr. Prendergrast
Savannah
Alpheus
Connecticut Election Echoes Roaring Lion Victory
The piece argues Connecticut shifts toward Jacksonian policy, noting the Bank issue fueled by Van Buren and Jackson. It predicts a weakened Whig majority in Connecticut and suggests continued Bank controversy could widen Jacksonian gains in the next general election. It references New York results and widespread prejudice against the United States Bank.
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New York
Europe
Cuanteston
Wm. Gibbons
Walout
N. York
London
Havre
Duke de Broglie
Connecticut
Jackson
Charlemagne
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
U. S
Port Mahon
Delaware 74
Delaware
Mahon
Cowes
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Nathaniel Goddard
Wareham Iron Company
Poland
New- York
Albany
N. Y. Com
McCaun
Burden
Northampton
Mass
Connecticut and Farmington Canal
T'roy
New Haven
New-York
United States Bank
Rich
van Buren
South Carolina Rejects White and Supports Van Buren
In a York era clash over presidential choice, South Carolina rejects Judge White citing opposition to the Force Bill and insistence on constitutional principles. The Charleston Mercury reports similar debates as editors weigh public sentiment against cross-state support for White.
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National Intelligencer
Senator Enton
Senate
England
United States
Carolina
Judge White
Columbia Times
Malcolm
Charleston
South Carolina
van Buren
Passports and political debate in the 1835 issue
The State Department urges U S citizens traveling abroad to obtain passports with proof of citizenship and personal description. The page then discusses White and Van Buren in the slavery debate, urging unity and caution against abolitionist influence while questioning whether Judge White is an abolitionist, and stressing the need for evidence before assigning that stance.
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State Rights
Judge White
van Buren
Sun
Washington
Jackaye
Pressn
Devanmment
Starz
United States
Secretary of State
Department of State
Great Britain
West Indies
Wilberforce
Duke of Wellington
Lord Brougham
West India
Congress
Mr. van Buren
East Tennessee
White
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Temple of Love
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Batue
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Sentinel
Sisyphus
Ed’ima
Roma
State Rights Party
Federal Party
New England
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Gen. Jackson
Bicknell
Ohio
Standing Committee On the Judiciary
North West
Kentucky
Free States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Prisin
Vermont
American Prison Discipline Society
British West Indian Isles
Rer
Republc
France
Moniteur
Duc de Broglie
de Rigny
Duc de 'T
Marshal Maison
St. Petersburgh
Count de Rigny
Messrs
Humann
Thiers
Guizot
Dupin
Persil
Duchatel
M. Thiers
M. D. Broglie
Toulon
U. States
Bellona
M. Mauguin
M. Guizot
Centre
Foreign Department
Lyons
Livingston
State Department
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