Tariff Struggle Deepens in Charleston Amid Southern Critique
A Charleston address denounces Congress for protective duties, tracing tariff history from 1824 to the present. It argues Southern burdens rise while Northern manufactur ers gain, urging_state rights resistance and unity with Georgia against federal taxation.
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South
Congress
Alexander Trarwhton
Drumilton
House of Representatives
Senate
Rhaey
Amanatietariag Mtates
Mny
Fragmented OCR Political Riff on Union and States Rights
A garbled OCR passage discusses prevailing opinions about secession and the Union, mentioning Georgia and South Carolina. The text is fragmentary, with unclear intent and multiple corrupted phrases, making a coherent narrative hard to extract.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Charles
List of candidates from many counties and names
A long list of candidate names appears, including Clark, Murray, Owens, Stewart, Watson, Branham, Clayton, Foster, Gamble, Gilwer, Haynes, Jones, Wilde, Lamar, and others, in a dense OCR fragment. The text resembles a political ballot or candidate roster with scattered capitalization and misspellings.
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Clark
Joan Coffre
Tiomas W. Harriss
Thomas W. Murray
Danill Newnan
George W. Owens
William Schley
Daniel M. Stewart
Grace
James €. Terrell
Frankin
James C. Watson
Henry Branham
Augustin S. Clayton
Thomas F. Foster
Roger L. Gamble
George R. Gilwer
Charles FB. Haynes
Slaborn Jones
James M. Wyane
Richard MW. Wilde
Essayist No 4 Reviewers Report
Fragmentary note indicates reviewer assignment and intention to publish writings. Mentions Nappy and roots as key terms. Indicates Wy serted vital but unclear context and publication plan.
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Ispon Des
Pane
Eny Onty
Wy. Serted. Vital Be
Untitled notice to subscribers about delivery issues
The carrier notes some subscribers may be sick or absent and asks those who do not receive papers to call and notify the office.
Cholera Cases Decline Reported in New York
A dated health update notes cholera cases dropping in New York with daily tallies: 157 new cases and 55 deaths on the 21st, 9 cases and 45 deaths on the 8th, alongside earlier figures.
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New York
Debates on Nullification and Port Openings in South Carolina
Fragmentary remarks debating the consequences of nullification with South Carolina threatening secession to open ports. The speaker argues that opening ports would harm other states and revenue, while contending secession as a implied remedy against federal measures.
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South Cashina
Charleston
New York
Pennsylvania
Sao
Eich
South Carolina
Burke
Public sentiment on Nullification and Free Trade in the South
A reader from Augusta reports broad Southern excitement over Nullification as a protest against unjust taxation. He proposes a meeting to endorse Free Trade and State Rights, arguing for a focused, orderly discussion led by influential locals and writers.
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Charleston Evening Post
Mayg
State Rights Party
Mercury
Steet
State Rights
Free Prade
Gen. Thaysa
Union Party
Charleston
Bo Iemen
Congress
Ife
Mrr. McTaane
Askeid
Hayne
Bank of
Macon
Dhors
Streve
Peacy
C. K. Cole
R. Beecman
Augusta Chronicle
Coun'y
88 Chronicle
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