Notorious gubernatorial candidate Cranford stirs Georgia politics
The article discusses John Cranford, a Georgia gubernatorial candidate, long asked for his views on state remedies. It notes his evasive stance and circulating opinions designed to appease factions, making the responses unclear and Delphi-like to readers.
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Jefferson County
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State Rights Party Calls for Independent Candidate Support
The article critiques Maj Crawford's political stance urging the people to decide, argues for clear proposals rather than vague popularism, and calls the State Rights Party to nominate its own candidate with unwavering backing. It emphasizes accountability and direct action to avoid nullification or missteps.
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State Rights Party
Texas and Florida Purchase Critique by an 1833 Writer
Sketch argues the United States should have seized Texas and Mobile during territorial deals with Spain and France. It accuses James Adams of sacrificing Texas to Florida to weaken the slave South, claims Texas would enrich the nation and shape politics, and condemns Northern opposition to southern expansion and slavery.
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