Slavery and Emigration in Virginia Debate Emerges
A long Virginia political piece argues emigration of whites to the west will slow if internal improvements proceed. It warns abolitionist moves threaten Virginia’s future, claims population trends favor whites and links infrastructure to economic and social stability.
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Tlvie
Thomas H. Dew
Mary College
Aia
Virginia
Cemir Dion
Ooestate
Wolew
Westhall
Oneltiel
Vincene
Wirwinda
Aes
Betis
Secon
The
Union
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Tsiaty
Psd
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Tuetieed
Blue Ridge
Sca
James River
Richmond
Hd Bengtyedo
Weil
Baltimore
Doct. Cooper
Columbia
Department of Knowledge
West
Snd
Republic
Louispuapton
Viginia
Amy Alam
Southampton
Ero
Elobe
Wwe
Ieee
Editors Reply to Whig Editors on Slavery Debate
The Richmond paper quotes editors who challenge evidence of any broad or organized effort to interfere with slavery. It cites a North American Review passage warning against immediate abolition and urges respectable figures to reconsider their support before irreversible consequences occur.
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Richmond
Whig
United States
Intelligencer
North American Review
Union
States
Citizens of Richmond County meet on railroad report
An adjourned meeting at the City Hall convenes at 11 o'clock this morning to receive the committee report on correspondence with Athens and other committees regarding the proposed railroad. The issue is regarded as deeply important and expected to engage general attention.
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Richmond County
Athens
Rov
Be. Warpeut
Board of
Fustees
Ugu
H. L. Benning
P. K
H. Cobb
PLCS
America
H. V. Johnson
J. Milledge
Death Ends Controversy Between Col John Station and Maj J T Cano
A letter in the Macon Telegraph reports Col John Station shot Maj J T Cano in the street with a double barrel gun on the 11th, ending the dispute. Col Millon surrendered to civil authorities and was admitted to bail on further letters received in the city.
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Macon
Col
John Station
J. T. Cano
Columnbus
Col. Millon
Well done hall public meeting on ratification
A Hull public meeting reports strong western support for ratification of the Federal Basis issue. The account praises open discussion, notes a roughly thirty vote margin for the Ratification nominee, and urges similar meetings in other counties, dated Athens August 9 1833.
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Hall
Hull
West
Athens
Meeting at Hall County Court House endorses substitute resolutions
A Gainesville meeting of Hall county citizens chose Nehemiah Garrison as chairman and James Law as secretary. Maj. Mitchell and supporters urged a substitute resolution opposing certain constitutional amendments, winning majority support after debate. The gathering also included University commencement notes and debates on college funding and faculty censorship.
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Hall
Hall County
Court House
Gainesville
Nehemiah Garrison, Esq
James Law
Maj. R. Mitchell
Maj. S. Clark
Maj. Mitchell
Maj. Clark
Athens dinner for Mr M Duerie by State Rights advocates
A notice from The Augusta Chronicle and State Rights Pastaval records a public dinner planned for Mr M Duerie in Athens. Citizens across Georgia, led by a committee including Harden, Dougherty, Clayton and others, express respect for his defense of State Rights and Southern interests and request the event.
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F.J. Walker
Sear A. Reese
Thynan Society
C. G. M'Ennley
Andy. A. Nisbes
S Gu
J.C. Corby
P. Clayton
W. H. Warris
A. P. Powers
P. K
J.J. Greshan
P. R
A. Bewis
Philip Clayton
Athens
James G. Corby
Abbeville
Adam G. Poster
Greene
Rodney Franklin
James I. W. Freeman
Savannah
James E. George
Jones
John T. Grant
Jono J. Gresham
Burke
B. Filiot Habersham
Edward R. Harden
Athena
HE. Warvis
S.C
Daniel Ingles
Whitesboro
Cullen R. Ketchum
Augusta
Allen B. Means
Madison
James S. W. Pinekard
Monroe
Abner P. Powers
Feary Saunders
Crawfurd
A. M
Dobbins
Julia Floyd
Marcus A. Viauth
James W. Shavis
Gev. L. Holmes
Henry Kneeland
Melix M'Kiane
Saml. Ruthertor
Ebanegar Starnes
Wm. W. Wiggins
George M' Duffis Vance
George P. Pierce
Franklin College
Jacob G. M'Whutter
Princeton College
Daniel E. Chandler, Esq
Warrington
P. Kls
Augusta Cironicle
M'Buefie
Friends of
State Rights
M'Derris
Georgia
Geo. M'Duerie
Geers
Congress
Poward Harden
Robert Dougherty
Geo. R. Clayton
G. B. Strove
Paal Mad
John I. Howard
Gray A. Chandler
Ian
Geo
H. Youns
Rocks
Thos
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M. Calhoun
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Crawford
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Jefferson
Supreme Court
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N. Garrison
Jas
Law
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