Indian treaties and appropriations act of twenty second Congress
The act appropriates funds to satisfy treaty stipulations with Creek Shawnee Ottawa Seneca Wyandot Cherokee and Choctaw nations. It lists payments for debts compensation census costs land sales expenses for removals educa tion grants and various treaty article allocations approved June 1 1832 by Andrew Jackson. The Macon Messenger notes Georgia sentiment opposing burdens and praising peaceful redress.
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Pune
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Elieriva
Congress
Washington
Elame
Lewis
Ohio
Indiana
Lewistown
Weyandota
Georgia
Akkansas
Catire
A. Stevenson
F.C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Duel Report From Greenville Post Dated 16th
A letter from Greenville reports a duel between Messies Piany of Mountalacer and Aysom of the Seating. Musing wars shot through the threat of the coat. Bysom was shot in the hip but not dangerously wounded. The post notes the engagement occurred that day.
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Cgireenville
Piany
Aysom
Bysom
Charkston Leeniaw Post
CANDIDATES PUR CONGRESS CLARKE TICKET IN CHEROKEE COUNTY
A list of caucus and congress candidates including John Copere Cherokee MIOMAS W. Harriss Walton Thomas W. Murray Lincoln Daniel Newnan Ibury George W. Owens Chatham William Scluley Richmond Daniel M. Stewart Glynn James Tarreil Franklin James C. Watson Muscogee Henry Branham Putnam Augustin S. Clayron Clark Thomas B. Poster Greene Roger L. Gamble Jefferson George K. Gilmer Oglethorpe Charles Bb. Haynes Mincock Syaborn Jones Muscogee James M. Wyan ke Chatham Richard Wilde Richmond caucus candidates Joan Milpton Muscogee Mirabeau Bolamar
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John Copere
Cherokee
Miomas
W. Harriss
Walton
Thomas W. Murray
Lincoln
Daniel Newnan
Ibury
George W. Owens
Chatham
William Scluley
Richmond
Daniel M. Stewart
Glynn
James
Tarreil
Franklin
James C. Watson
Muscogee
Hienry Branham
County of Putnam
Augustin
Clayron
Clark
Thomas B. Poster
Greene
Roger L. Gamble
Jefferson
George Kk. Gilmer
Oglethorpe
Charles Bb. Haynes
Mincock
Syaborn Jones
James M. Wyanke
Ichard HH
Wilde
Notice to Subscribers Missing Papers City Office
To copy subscribers the care of the upper part of the city being new those subscribers who do not receive their papers should call at the office for them.
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Nea
Lexington Correspondents and Columbia Meeting News
The Ledger notes renewed requests to correspondents and to the Lexington column. It mentions publishing the Columbia Meeting proceedings in a future issue and that room constraints prevent including Judge Loxarsarsky’s speech in full today.
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Lexington
Columbia
Loxasrarsy
Disease Toll Updates Across Cities
In New York and Philadelphia new infection tallies and fatalities are reported. New York records 75 cases and 26 deaths on the 15th, 79 and 26 on the 16th, 63 and 21 on the 17th. Philadelphia lists 73 cases and 25 deaths on the 15th, 94 and 30 on the 16th.
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New York
Philadelphia
The Grorgla Courier Responds To Charged Remarks
The Grorgla Courier defends its editorial stance and independence in a carreghed notice. It challenges allegations about bias and asserts that its statements are largely verifiable by witnesses, while noting its critical stance on elections in Charleston.
Delicacy Keeps Name Secret in Charleston Transaction
The speaker notes a Charleston resident who, for motives of delicacy, prefers not to have his name published. He claims sufficient evidence could be produced to prove the identity in any court, and asserts credibility would not be diminished by a denial from the Georgia Courier.
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Courier
Tie
Courtardt
Charleston
The
Georgia Courier
Nullification debate and its growing appeal in Georgia 1832
In Lincolnton on August 10 1832 the author outlines how nullification gains ground across the South. He argues opponents misunderstand it, notes support from Judge Clayton and others, and claims officeholders oppose it for political gain. He emphasizes the constitutional right to disobey unconstitutional laws and warns of potential force if federal power remains unchecked.
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Auoe
Georgia
Carolina
Union
Lincolnton
Longstreet Speech on Richmond Resolutions Citing Union and Nullification
The speaker denounces the procedure behind the Richmond Resolutions He warns against pledges before debate and defends a candidacy based on individual principle He honors the Union while accusing the meeting of coercive tactics and political theatrics He recalls 1816 and cautions about Nullification’s dangers to Georgia and the nation.
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Teave
Leon
Tam
Georgia
Macbeth
Chou
Republic
Big Brest
United States
Industrial Factionalism in Early American Tariff Debates
The text traces New England and Southern responses to postwar tariffs shaping manufacturing growth and federal debt. It notes Southern resistance, Northern support for protection, and the push toward possible disunion as South Carolina and others resist duties seen as unconstitutional and harmful to staple exports. Civil tensions rise as economic policy aligns with regional interests.
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Europe
New England
Phan
Congress
Toryina
Sipaci
America
Ayl Gray Ted
Iley
Nny
Geo
Declan
U.S. Senate
Jnst
Union
Ron
Potomac
Mississippi
South Carolina
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Clolera
Grorgla Courier
Adams
Athens
Clayton
Suepreme Court
Hosny
Rock of Gibraltar
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