Yates Overcomes Union Candidate in South Carolina Election
In Charleston, a special election for a State Legislature seat filled the vacancy from H L Pixer with J D Yates elected by 52 votes over James H Sete, with 1624 ballots cast. The Charleston Evening Post notes Nullifiers were absent and comments on Unionist support, citing Judge Butler on Nullification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
HL. Pixer
J. D. Yates
James H. Sete
Union
Charleston Evening Post
Ith
Legisature
Smith
Jackeson
Georgia Legislature Debates Bank Reforms and Cherokees
Georgia Senate and House records show votes on banking acts, charter extensions, and a plan for a two new militia divisions. The Central Bank report praises solvency and calls for overdues to be pursued. a public lands reform proposal and a charter bill for Darion were debated. A serious Senate conflict between Maj. Woop and Dr. Dastane ended with a stabbing incident outside the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bexare
Georgia University
Senate
Wa C. Dunstan
Canecite
Jom
General Assembly
Bemis
Alec
Dastim Otha
Daniete
Benoni
Dantene
Petrary Nex
Jones
Snot Committee
Bank of the Line of Georgia
Bank of Columbus
Marine and Fore Insurance Bank of Savannah
Morchais
Sed Planters
Bank of Augusta
Bank of Mawkinsville
Commercial Bank At
Macon
Planters Pink of
Bank of Darion -Yeas
Mossra
Con
Camden
Dusitam
Kine
MelIntosh
Geasoox
Acrouv
Wargen
Lumpkin
Coos Pe
Stnicntasp
Guesitam
Woon
Coweta
Greens
Committee On Banks
Joint Committee On Banks
Sih
Central Bank of Georgia
Bank of Georgia
Huong
Las Ania
Asure
Wien
Central Bank
Kanc
Ank
Thr
Medical College
Augusta
Chavrey
Pack of
Talbot
Messie
Glascock
Clayton
Lite
Alford
Sayre
Maj
Woop
Danuete
Chautham
Dr. D
Maj. Woon
Chatham
State House
Maj. W
Dr. Dastene
Maj. Wovn
Georgia Leg Law Yes Speech on States Rights and Nullification
Georgia Senate debate delivers a fiery speech by Mr. Neal of Newton arguing for states rights and nullification. He denounces central power, defends sovereignty, cites Kentucky and Virginia resolutions, and condemns a strong central presidency while urging unity among Southern factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Feners
Walton
Yeas J
Naysoo
Mr. Neal
Newton
Cuarpent
Baxter
Newton County
Aday Lowe
United States
Jnerensox
Ang Ct
Congress of the
Congress
Caramial
Andrew
Satosh
Nali@eation
South’ Carolina
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Boston
Kentucky
Virginia
Pendenta
Melotos
Jefferson
William H. Crawford
George M. Troup
Crawford
Troup
McIntosh
Pons Ueman
Ta'bor
Talbot
George M
Lumpkin
Messige
Luiphkin
Rich Succeeding Mai
Fragmentary Note Reflects Reluctant Endorsement
A fragmented 18th century style remark shows the writer, regretful and indecisive, offering reluctant support to a gentleman and signaling a possible, conditional departure. The text hints at doubt about the path chosen and a formal request for guidance or approval from another party.
Stabbings and arrests cloud city after outbreak
Report describes a disorderly Thursday event ending with Mr Wooten jailed after a court appearance. Another stabbing near Savino Hill leaves Mr McCanty mortally wounded. Simblehart and others faced magistrate action as police pursue further leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barly
le Ol
Wooten
Allais
Cok Price
M'Canty
Daniel Mirmnant
Simblehart
N. A
President's Message discussed in early 19th century papers
The text surveys reactions to a presidential message with references to Alabama, Sto rights, and Poindexter. It notes reactions in Richmond Virginia and Charleston Mercury, mentions Mr Poinsett, and discusses transportation and a Macon Savannah railroad, plus Governor Floyd's Virginia message praising state rights and liberty. It reflects editorial dialogue across papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Présidant
Alabama
Richmond Enquirer
Wil
Uoaty
Richmond
Jfersonian
Columbia
Uni
Poinsett
Sita Wie
Negf
Rai’ i
Charleston Mercury
The
Washington Examiner
Points Tor
Poindexter
Macon
Savannah
Darien
Maver
Allins
Georger
Duane
U.S. Gaz
Virginia
Floyd
Old Dominion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Routh Carling
Speiy
Catel Sates Banke Bille
Central Bank Nords
Phaenteday
Central Ue
LA Yure
South
Hancock
State Rights
Urey
Dee Burke
Jai
William Naisworthy
James Cross
Jesse Manier
Patterson
James Parrence
Jonathen Skinner
Roe's
James Carathars
Perrin Scarborough
Igy
Wiley H. Binion
Murphey 'S
John W. Boalle
Culbreath's
Martha Washington
Wid
Thomas Reeves
Adams
M. Sanders
Murphey's
Livina Wright
Dozier's
Thos. Cutbreath
Iokoe Creek
Peek’s
James G
Powis Belcher
Alexander
Willam Galis
Carswell
Lincoln
Alien Barton
McMihony
Thoda Boler
Graves
Jared Miles
MrDowell's
Laetiel Lamar
McMilons
Bol
William Hl
Scale
Benson's
Reynolds
Orpe
McGill’s
Huet Lockturt
Dsaac
Willingham
Jun
John ‘Terry Bevereit
George Harper
Benson
Jeremiah Grestiam
Jou
Ausculmond
Lewis A. L. Bonselair
Bary
Vincendiere Pagos
Elizabeth Riley
Wisow
Lumuel Dwele
Goun
Charles Buren
Ellasbeth Cannon
Joel C. Purman
Joby Carne
Couper Ganes
Bid H
Nicholas Delaigie
Henry Miia
Deed
Silauiun
Orpos
Jou IY Scriven
Robert D. McKinney
Jacob B. Burt
Wiliam Conner
Thomes S
Stewa.t
Ud H
Ol Jo Joby Meaduix
Mt Trovige
B. Vegener
Gri Rg
Sumbhanry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!