Emancipation Debate and Slave Labor Question Revisited
The Virginia debate challenges emancipation gains and argues free black labor fails without coercion. It cites St Dominque, Sierra Leone, and Livonia cases, claiming slavery yields productivity and moral order. It warns emancipation would trigger famine and social decay, urging restraint and gradual prep before freeing slaves.
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Virginia
Min
Marseilles
Liverpool
New York
Bath
Saratoga
Begond
Sinkiuie
St Domino
Aida
Wikengie
Mavyti
London
Nenzie
Nve Landon Qarterly Review
Nas
West Lidia
Hleman
Sierra Leone
House of Commons
Capt Bullen
R. N
Jackson
Mixed Commission Court
Asken
Captain Spence
Vitica
Embronza
Mr. Ashman
United States
Africa
Teanphition
Dana
Citiens
Free States
Everett
Colonization Society
Massachusetts
Giles
Phus
South
South Carolina
Gury Palace
Bing
Pantalus
Cele
Barbadoes
Castol Barone
Stanistius Augustes
Ors
Russia
Pioland
Sues Jones
Burnett
Poland
Petood
Miron
Pbe
Elbert County July 4 Celebration Sees Political Debate
A large Elbert County crowd in Sealsville marked Independence Day with a reading of the Declaration and an oration. Major White led a preamble opposing a state constitutional amendment, urging reduction and equalization of representation and warning of federal overreach.
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Elbert
Avorveay States
United
Thomas J. Cuanx
el Heron
Wa. B. Warre
Rackersville
Citzen
Winey Phompson
Madison Barer
David
White
Maj. White
General Assembly
Sealsville
Confederacy
Potomac
James M. Tait
Wo. Waite
Simeon Oliver
Wiley Thompson
Thompson
Virginia
Pany
Thomas J. Clark
Win. B. Yy. Esq
Maj
Algernon Gi
Jefferson
Liberty
Augusta Debates on Cotton Policy and State Rights Leader
The Georgia Journal discusses cotton stock and prices, comments on the British and SC protectionist shifts, and urges support for Avensrine S. Clayton as a crisis leader in Georgia's nullification stance, highlighting constitutional principles and a rally around him.
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Tepesit
Avensrine S. Clayton
Jeffarsonian School
Georgia
Clayton
Public Meeting in Salisbury Deliberates Local Subjects
A public meeting at Salisbury on the 20th considered general and local matters. It nominated Col. Tomas Sumter to represent the Congressional District including Sumter Kershaw Lancaster and Chesterfield, in place of Gen Blair, and addressed political issues and Geneva related concerns. A tribute was paid to the editor.
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South-Carolina
Salisbury
Col
Tomas Sumter
Sumter
Kershaw
Lancaster
Chesterfield
Que Blair
Elis
Geneva
Isies
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