Union Fourth Celebration at Milledgeville Sparks Political Toasts
Report on the Union Convention held in Milledgeville on the first instant and the Fourth of July celebration with numerous patriotic toasts. Critical discussion targets Judge John G. Polhill and the memory of Gov. James Jackson amid calls for the Union party to vindicate its character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
John G. Polhill
Congress
Jackson
Cleveland
Union Party
James Jackson
Yazoo
Crawford and Troup Party
Georgia
Poe
Troup
Clark
Col
Jabez Jackson
Union
Confederacy
Amid Political Turmoil and International News Toasts and Troubles
A collection of political tirades and maritime dispatches folds into a noisy South and North debate. Southern leaders denounce abolitionism while warning of Union dissolution, with U S revenue cutter Ingham clashing with the Mexican Montezuma near Brazos St. Yago. Reports from Liverpool and Jamaica recount Briton-Spanish tensions, urban riots, and colonial alarms as events ripple across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Hardy
Moore
Martha
St. Yago
Marley
Mr. Wise
Harby
STATE RIGHTS MEETING ADJOURNED IN SAVANNAH
The Savannah Republican reports an adjourned State Rights Association meeting at the Exchange with Timothy Barnard in the chair. Resolutions mourn Benya MIN Suerrau a loyal Troup-era citizen and acknowledge his steadfast Republican principles. Also approved are nominations for the Legislature Dr Jane P Screven for Senate and William Law Josef W Jackson and Joan B Barxano for House. Also endorses Cuartés Dovchertry for Governor.
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Savannah
Timothy Barnam
Col. Jackson
E. Houstoun
Benya- Min Suerrau
Old Troup Party
Creason
State Rights Association
Chatham County
Berkey
L. S. D’lyon
Pll
Janes P. Screven
Senate
William Law
Joseen W. Jackson
Joan B. Barxano
House of Representatives
State Rights’ Association
State Rights’ Convention
Miledgeville
Cuartés Dovchertry
State Rights’ Party
Timothy Barnard
William P. Bowen
Secr
Meeting of Southern gentlemen in New York discusses slavery crisis
The July New York gathering at Tammany Hall is reported with speeches by Col. Foster and Col. Knapp opposing heavy actions against abolitionists. The resolution favoring a continental response is debated, later adopted with minor dissent. News notes include stock prices, a murder trial verdict, and a Webster eulogy plan.
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New Yonk
South
New York Journal of Commerce
New York
Syren
Richmond Enquirer
Canaan
Free States
North
Philadelphia
Gov. Troup
Liverpool
England
Madrid
London
John Bull
Spain
France
Don Carlos
N. York Evening Star
Evening Star
Caledonia
Brazil
Upland
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
R. Peel
Lord Stanley
Thos. Heskeh
Ipswich
Tunis
Ireland
Maximilian
Prince Augustus
Portugal
Donna Maria
Lisbon
Napier
Col. Robinson
Bacon
Col. Evans
Saldanha
Palella
Campos
Loule
Terceira
Seraglio
Sultana Salihah
Halil Pasha
Silkandah
Jamaica
Hudson
Merchants’ News Room
Kingston
M. VF. Liven. Star
Cuanteston
David Brown
Morris
Holt
Tammany Hall
Davin C. Cann
Joan Hurentss
Mississippi
Col. Seanxs
Louisiana
Colonization Society
Col. Foster
Georgia
Carolina
Kentucky
Col. Knapp
Boston
Pickett
N. O
Rowand
United States
N. B
Rowan
WM. J. Hobby
Augusta
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Augusta Chronicle
Flaccus
Tony
Southern Whig
John A. Cuthbert
van Buren
Frend
Mr. C
Martin van Buren
Merxico
Metamoras
Texas
Santa Anna
Coahuila
Transcript
Reid
New Haven
Conn
N. VK. Transcript
The
Florida Herald
Appalachicola
Wach
Supreme Court
St. Joseph’s Bay
Lake Wimico
St. Joseph's
Apalachicola
St. Josephs
St. Tiaseie
Gulf
Pensacola
Madison County
Miss
State Rights
Jdid
Jackson Mahon
Martin Smith
Standard of Union
Daniel Webster
Bar of
Webster
South Carolina
Joseph A. Beard, Charles Pitts
S. H. Peck
T. S. Metcalf
A. R
C. E. Latimer
Ganahl & Woolhopter
J. & D. Morrison
Cavin & Tobin
Stovall, Simmons, & Co
S. Drew
L Ganahl
Woolhopter, & Co
John Hackler
Henry Harper
James H. Ladson & Co
James Robertson
Holcombe
Peek & Co
McCully & Moore
John Cohen
W. B
W. Hunt
William James
John Agnew
Geo. Miln
Jos. L. Sanford
Baltimore
Charleston
Globe Hotel
Ongstreet & Guernon’s
Mittent, Hanron, & Co’s
Montgomery
Warrenton
Sparta
Macon
Knoxville
Columbus
R. m
West
Joan McLeay
Washington City
Columbia
Camdenn
D. C
Fayetteville
Raleigh
N. C
Tate & Newland’s
Gainsville
Appling
Wrightsborough
Washington
Athens
Olbert Longstreet
Millhaven
Jacksonboro
Joux McLean
Greenville
Aiken
Edgefield
Abbeville
Anderson
Pendleton
A. x
S. C
Warm Springs
Ashville
N.C
G. T. Scott
Executoios
Thomas Cumming
Columbia County
Euchee Creek
Appling Road
Beall
Beall, Martin, Cliett
Paul Fitzsimons
Richmond County
Summerville
Longstreet, Fox, Blodgett
Academy
Greene Street
City Hall
Greene
Ellis Street
Eagle and Phoenix
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
William Cumming
Robert F. Poe
Henry H. Cumming
Edgefield District
Messrs. J. & D. Morrison
W. & H. Bryson
Christian Breithaupt
V. M. Co
Eet
Frye
Musgrove & Bustin
Wittey
Messrs Stovall
Simmons
C. É&C
Calvin Willey
Hediciles College OF
L. A. Dugas
F. Eve
A. Cunnincuum
Josefa A. Eve
X. Pv
M. Antony
M. D
L. D. Fenn
X. P
John W. Wilde
Sec’y Board of Trustees
Edmund
Robert W. Bell
Mitledageville Street
Neonartian
Jem Pul Aes
Kilburn’s
W. R. Huff
J. T. Heard
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