Jackson Era Creek Nation Treaty Spending Debate
The 1832 U S House debate outlines appropriations under treaties with the Creeks and allied tribes to pay debts, relocate Creek funds, and cover costs for education, roads, ferries, and removals. It lists specific sums for payments to Creeks, Choctaws, and other groups under the treaty articles, signed by Speaker Stevenson and Vice President Calhoun, with Jackson’s approval.
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Senteas
Senate
Cota
Washin
Tenta
United States
Tiliur
Uh Nu
Dallas
Ohio
Poe
Indias
Olio
Lewislaws
Poland
Wyandots
Osis
Prabe
Georgia
Ocmer
A. Stevenson
Cause of Representatives
J.C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Postmaster Reports Duel Threats Amid Greenville Fray
Fragmentary report notes a threat of a duel involving Mr Peary of a local county and another named party. The postmaster addressed the warning, stating no serious injuries occurred and the matter did not escalate to a dagger attack.
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Chia
Greenville
Peary
Thront
Cob Burt
Ina
Leeaing Post
Local Candidates Listed Across Counties in Census Election
A list of candidates appears with names from Cherokee, Muscogee, Greene, Oglethorpe and other counties. Figures show diverse slates including JOAN COFPRE and THOMAS W. HARRISS among multiple entrants. The presented ticket includes Henry Branam and Augstin S. Clayton with regional designations.
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TROUP
Henry Branam
Uoty of
Patoam
Augustin
Clayton
Chak
Thomas FL Poster
Greene
Rogee K
Camble
Jeffers
George K. Gilmer Oglethorpe
Charles
Maynes
Ababurn Jones
Misrogee
James M. Wiane
Chacain
Richard LW. WiLve
Richmond
Carer assures paper delivery for missing subscribers
Notification to residents that the carrier for the upper city is ill and subscribers not receiving papers should call the office to arrange delivery.
Lexingto n Communica Vong and Columbia Meeting Notes
Fragmented notice reports two groups in Lexington and Columbia proceedings. It mentions attending to pes quents, the need to parish the Columbia Meeting in a future issue, and an omission due to lack of room for Judge Lonast erms Spoor.
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Lexington
Columbia
Lonasterm
New York Health Update Reports New Cases and Deaths
The report lists multiple regional tallies with new infections and fatalities. It includes counts such as 79 new cases and 2 deaths in one area, plus 63 new cases elsewhere and 73 new deaths in another locale. The fragment references Philadelphia and other districts with varying daily totals.
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Phiadelphia
Courier editor linked to personal gain in debate
A critical note accuses the Courier editor of acting from self interest and monetary influence rather than principle. The writer claims witnesses verified statements and asserts the editor’s stance reflects protection or promotion of specific interests rather than truth. The Charleston election remark is cited as sourced from a gentleman.
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Courier
Wien
Charleston
Nullification debates stir Georgian public opinion in Charleston
A Charleston reader argues that nullification is misunderstood and rising, blaming party leaders for opposing it to protect office seekers. The piece praises public enquiry, cites Georgia and Carolina attitudes, and warns that obedience to unconstitutional laws threatens liberty.
Debate on party loyalty and American System principles
A speaker denounces party trappings and the so called American System, pledging to uphold vital national interests over faction. He recalls decades of shifting alliances and asserts he will not back leaders who promote submission to perceived elite influence.
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Nickson
Cratinas
Ieee
Esc
Debates on Union, Nullification and Georgia's Fortunes
A speaker defends candidacy and National Union principles, denounces nullification, warns against party partition, and laments dangers to the Republic. He recalls loyalty to the Union since 1816, stresses moral elevation of government, and cautions Georgia's fate amid political passions.
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Thayer
Dewards
Chuugh
Siemens
Batin
Sabar Ranason
Nelbae
Mr. Chateman
Sam
Georgia
Macbeth
Bethren
United States
Courgé
Republic
Fragmentary note on congressional powers and slavery policy
The readable text hints at a debate on Congress authority over slavery and external affairs. It references regulation of imports, dissent over expansion, and a call for strong federal action, suggesting a historical discussion of national power and how to limit or expand it. The fragment lacks clear events or dates.
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