Caanceeton News From New York and Europe July 1834
Late from New York reports on bank stock prices and foreign bills, plus broad European political notes. The Charleston and Savannah letters discuss church and university issues, English ministers, and rising dissenters, with cholera alerts in Dublin and Madrid.
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David Brown
Corray
New York
London
France
Havre
Rhone
Liverpool
Roscoe
House of Commons
England
Earl Grey
John Russell
House of Lords
Don Carson
Portmouth
Donegal
Laendoodry
Bur Grey
Don Carlos
Spain
Spring Rice
Cambridge
Morning Herald
Paris
Chamber
Frexkfort
Dublin
Kingston
Blackrock
Saya
Madrid
Aranjuez
Duke of Wellington
Oxford University
Georgia Courier Debuts in New Dress
The Georgia Courier announces a new and handsome front in its weekly appearance, promising readers a refreshed look and continued coverage in its city publication.
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Georgia Courier
Augusta Theatre Managers Hit New York Circuit
Mesars, Hart and Harpy, formerly of the Augusta Theatre, and their dramatic company, are now performing in Columbia, D. C. with notable success despite hot weather and late-season schedules.
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Mesars, Hart & Harpy
Augusta Theatre
Columbia, D. C
Condy Ragett's Examiner subscription appeal grows
The article urges State Rights supporters to renew or subscribe to Condy Ragett's Examiner at one dollar per year, with bulk rates for multiple copies. It emphasizes the paper's political economy content, early volume release, advance payment, and the need for a large subscriber base to ensure continued publication.
Scriven Celebration Letter on State Rights and Liberty
A letter from CO.H. Prince of Milledgeville dated June 26 1834 urges resolves against federal overreach. He recalls 1762 legacy and warns to defend liberty by opposing unlimited power across legislative executive and judicial branches. The reply emphasizes vigilance amid federalism masking itself.
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State Rights Party
Scriven County
Co.h. Prince
Milledgeville
Temple of Liberty
State Rights Celebration Invitations From 1834
Letters from O H Prince and General John Floyd celebrate State Rights principles and Jeffersonian doctrine. They urge sovereignty of states as a check on federal power and warn that abolishing it would enslave freemen, with apologies for absence from Scriven County gathering.
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State Rights Association
Scriven County
O. H. Prince
John Fioyd
Bedievon
Jeffersonton
Camden Co
Scriven
Thomas Jefferson
John Floyd
State Rights Festival letters from Georgia leaders
Letters from G B Lamar and others in Savannah dated July 1834 express regret at nonattendance to the State Rights Festival in Jacksonborough on the 4th. They argue for constitutional liberty against consolidation, urge public support for State Rights, and commend Jeffersonian principles. Col Joseph W Jackson also submits sentiments on Georgia sovereignty and resistance to centralized power.
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Charleston Mercury
Telegraph
Green
Congress
Andrew Jackson
The
Mercury
G. B. Lamar
Savannan
Jacksonborough
Congress of the United States
Rorief
Trelind
Ireland
Cesar
Joseph W. Lucknow Savannan
Jone
Haith J
Pipaven
Tregret
State Rights
Jefferson
Jackson
Louisville
Georgia
George 3d
Terous
Georg
Tam
Josepit W. Jackson
Amy
Public Dinner Invitation Rejected by State Rights Leaders
The letter from Levi D Lyon of South Carolina dated June 1834 declines a July 4 dinner invitation from the State Rights Association of Scont County. He cites celebration plans and dedicates support to constitutional liberty and republican government, sending a sentiment in reply.
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Levi
D’lyon
Savannau
State Rights Association
Scont County
Jacsonborough
Georgia
LEVIS
Lyon
Zena
South Carolina
Constitution Union
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Caanceeton
Charleston
Tetter
Saratoga
North
People
Jonxson
Strre
Peder
Freehold
Edward
O’ Neate
Amarw Jackson
Washington
O'Nate
Albhan
Sumver
Laurens
Wasson
Far West
United States
States
Roanoke
Israel
Savannah
Hyon Springs
State Righty Sentinel
Washington News
State Rights Association of
Wilkes
Iahoheth
James M. Smyth
Garrett Andrews
Wm. L. Herrie
A. B. Longstreet
Union Party
Union Friends
Auimie Pas
Condy Raguet’s Examiner
Wm. H. Torrance
Micropceville
Friends of State Rights
State Rights Associsation
Friends of Freedom
Rey
William H
Orr
James Dese
Auba
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