Three Days Later From Europe In Murray County Crisis
From Murray County Georgia a shuttering scene unfolds with a mobocratic push against Judge John W Hooper and the Cherokee Circuit court. Citizens meet at Spring Place to voice protests and resolutions denouncing extra judicial actions and demanding preservation of civil authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal of Commerce
Europe
Packetehip Normandie
Pell
Pope
Lonton
London
Havre
United States
Western Herald
Murray County
Murrey
Georgia
Executive Department
Treasury
Union Democratic
Phus
Union Democratic Sepurhean
State Rights
Sage CO
Murray
Lumpkin
Spring Place
Francis Burke
Isaac Baker
John W. Hooper
Superior Court of the
Cherokee Circuit
Wa H H
Underwood
Wi- Ham G. Sprinege
Cherokee Intelligencer
Francis Burk
Psaac Kaker
P. OS
The
Columbus Enquirer
Bumbastes Furioso
Murray Coury
Fusbos
Artax
Hooper
Herupun
Visitors greeted by thousands at Jefferson birthday celebration
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a reception for Messrs. Poindexter Preston McDuffie and Green in Washington City invited to attend Jefferson’s birthday. A vast crowd gathered at the Exchange and Third Street balcony to greet the dignitaries with cheers and declarations of commitment to the Constitution and state rights.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington City
Jefferson
That City
Messrs
Poindexter
Preston
McDuffie
Green
Exchange
Third Street
Peston
New York
Mrs
Empire State
Virginia
Weil
South
McDorris
Powverrs
Philadelphia
Nullification Writs and Murray County Controversy
A lurid Murray County confrontation over a writ of Quo Warranto challenges county officers and mocks nullification talk. The Columbus Enquirer likens the fight to a comic tragedy and warns of military resistance against judicial power.
Fragmentary critique of a tyrant executive rule
The passage denounces a ruler for trampling rights and hoarding power to favor partisans, calling the executive a tyrant unfit to lead a free people. It frames the leader as violating laws and abusing authority to suppress dissent.
Barkesdale Convicted of Manslaughter in War ren Superior Court
Daniel Barkesdale was found guilty of manslaughter in War ren Superior Court after a morning trial for the murder of Tamwblia Jones. The jury convicted after deliberations late in the day and he received a five year penitentiary sentence.
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Washington
Daniel Barkesdale
Warren Superior Court
Tamwblia Jones
Messrs
Cone
Dawson
Thomas
Ryan
Oglesby
Augusta Admonition on Justice and Courage
A dated notice from Augusta on a moral exhortation to act with justice and fearlessness, attributed to a quoted maxim and dated Saturday April 26, 1834.
An Honest Man William J Duane for the Presidency
The Augusta Chronicle reports on William J Duane as a candidate for the presidency with a note urging his honesty as a key virtue. Also noted are a removal of the paper to a new office space and a review of Rev. G S Borrixcn’s Poems. A steam boat explosion near Mosive Alabama injures and kills crew. mail service disrupted. postmaster reports.
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William J. Duane
The
Augusta Chronicle
Globe Hotel
Broad Street
Western Mail
Mosive
Ala
Star of the West
New Orleans
Anti Nullification in Murray County Sparks Sentinel Debate
The piece reports Judge Hooper issuing a writ of Quo Warranto over county officers' authority amid threats of resistance and arms. It condemns Union Democratic Republicans in Murray for lawlessness and hints at state-wide press silence. It then shifts to a Medical College of Georgia annual report noting staff changes and board composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Hooper
Georgia
Union Democratic Republicans
Union Party
State Rights Party
Murray County
Medical College of Georgia
Board of Trustees
The
J. Dent
Alexander Cunningham
George M. Newton
Progress of Augusta Medical College in 1830s funding and building
The Augusta Medical College reports 35 winter students with 15 meeting requisitions for degrees, and notes preparations to grant Doctor of Medicine degrees. It details legislative grants, city scrip, and Richmond Academy plots to fund a college building and museum, plus plans to enhance laboratories and apparatus.
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Messrs
A. B. Longstreet
James Harper W
H. Turpin
John Bunes
Wiley W. Main
Delaigie
K. Talmage
E. Sinclair
Ohn Dis
T. Fort
T. Hoxey
A. Canningh m
M. Antony
A. Baker
G. M. Newton Joseph Eve
L. D. Ford
L. A. Dagas
Paul F. Ey
G. M'Whorter
Wm. Johnston
R. Willian
Garvin
J. Dent
Richmond Academy
Augusta
Med College
Hos
Richmond Acade
Academy
C. B. Clusky
A. Tin
Europa
Additi
Fio
Medical College
Pau
F. Eve
Comal L
A. Dugas
Dinner to Col Preston Among Philadelphia Young Men
A deputation from the town of Philadelphia invites Col Preston to a public dinner this week to honor his service and abilities. The event is accepted with pleasure and is to be held in Philadelphia with details to follow in the papers.
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Col
Preston
Vi Y
Phila
Winssington
bin Manacter
Inga
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Globe
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N. York
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Charleston
Mr. Clay
Clay
Congress
Gen Jackson
Mephistopheles
Great Britain
Rae
G. Bulfinch
G. Borrixcn
H. Ganon
P. M
F. M. Absconder
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Benjamin
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Acianys
Longstreet
Col. Longstreet
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Juni
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