Impeachment Proceedings Against Shadrach Bogan
The Senate, acting as a High Court of Impeachment, heard Shadrach Bogan with Col. Rockwatt present. Pleas of not guilty were entered to the Articles after debate over demurrer and alleged conflicts of interest in assets, with managers arguing the need for admission of issues related to fraud claims.
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House
Senate
Shadrach Bogan
Rockwatt
Rockwern
Hassett
Wees
Wich
Col. R
Basily
Resolutions and bills debated in the state assembly
The House postponed the call for a Convention of all the States and set the matter for next Wednesday. A bill to manumit certain colored children of Zachariah Booth was rejected by a single vote. Senate amendments to lottery resolutions were concurred in. Several bills, including town lot fees, charter repeal, and river improvements, were read a third time and rejected. A sheriffs pay bill passed after third reading. Governor Maunyon of Carolina sent a communication referred to the State of the Republic committee.
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House
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Levters
Bogan
Ctizens
Gwinnett County
Starr
Butts
Congress
South Carolina
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Justces
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Linnent
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Day
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Greena
Isto
Representatives Hall
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Reeves
Wasaon
S. Carolina
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Lansen
Tomor
Dee
Stank
Carolina
Zachariah Booth
Albot County
Columbus
Bank of the State of Georgia, &c
Chopper
Moochee Rivers
Sheri
Manu Yon
Committee On the State of the Republic
Ryan
House of Representatives
Cotton Destroyed In Lighter Fire Near Steel Creek
A lighter named the Stuams Boat Atwrusta carrying about 630 bales of cotton caught fire while at Steel Creek, sixty miles below this place. Approximately 400 bales burned with most of the cargo destroyed as reported by the Constiuutionalist.
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Atwrusta
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Fie
Steel Creek
Tasu
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