Mr Kings Substitute for Southern Convention Plan
The speech outlines a substitute plan proposed by Mr King to Georgia lawmakers as an alternative to Mr Ryaux and Mr Bates proposals. It argues for conciliation and states rights, urges testing public will, and details modifications to a Southern Convention plan including number of delegates and timing. It notes opposition to censure of South Carolina and emphasizes unity among Southern states for redress.
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Hhouse
Ryaux
Bates
King
Ryan
Estella
Hayes
Alley
Ehsply
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kings
Bayes
Carolina
Teres
Wise
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Ue Congress of the
United States
Govenor
Dys
House of Representa
Georgia Senate and House Proceedings Report
The text summarizes Dec 6 7 legislative actions including a bill to form a new brigade from Coweta Campbell and Carroll counties, printing contract proposals, establishment of Bedford Manufacturing Company, and bills to sell enslaved people and correct land grant errors. It details joint ballot elections for Cherokee Circuit judge and solicitor general, and generals for the 2d Brigade.
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Gbrurger Bon
Senate
Cocoran
Coweta
Campbell
Mearina
Instanter
Bedford Manufacturing Company
Nesnit
Judiciary Committee
Cherokee County
Twa
Elouse
Beouk
Representatives Hall
House
Cheokee
Tih & Loth
2D Brigade
Cherokee Circuit
President’s Message Halts Legislative Proceedings Proceeding
Major General Eextern Berrinetoy defeats 18 Jolly Bates 415 elected. Behe leneth of the President’s Message published today stops further publication of the Legislative Proceedings.
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Eextern Berrinetoy
Kesene B. Beats
Jolly Bates
Behe Leneth
Two Chaplains to be Elected by Congress for Present Session
Yesterday in the Sinarn district Congress seated new members from multiple states. A resolution passed to elect two chaplains of different denominations, one from each House, to serve during the current session with weekly interchange. The House also resolved to elect a Sergeant at Arms on Thursday after 12 oclock to fill the vacancy from J O Duan's resignation.
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Ste Post
Fisher
United States
Miller
Carolinas
Chambers
Maryland
Sprague
Maile
Wayne
Georgias
A. King
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Collier
New York
Wing
Michigan
Tavron
Congress
Eouse
Wicktirre
J. O. Duan
Express from New York Arrives with Letters from England in Richmond
An express rider reached Richmond from New York carrying letters that indicate an arrival from England. Reports say an advance on cotton was alleged, and the rider aimed to overtake the mail but could not in the vicinity of the city.
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New York
England
Tts
Richmond
Jefersunian
Dee
Cotton Market Report from New Orleans and Liverpool
The week sees about 6000 bales sold with modest reductions across the list. Prices range from 9 to 12 1/2 cents per pound with notable firmness in high grades and limited stock of choice upland cotton. Freight adjustments affect Liverpool and Havre rates while overall market sentiment remains downcast.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Mitchins
Bair
Savanyay
Preigh
Havre
New York
DileR AMIN Se Preaveliers near Eagle and Phenix
Preaviers from the Northern West and Civilenville lines of Sail Coaches are moved to the Eagle and Phenix. Water passengers will be set down or called for at any of the other hotels in the city. Reo Fuller and McLean, Proprietors.
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Pravue
Westaro
Civeenville
Sail
Phenix
REO, Fuller, & McLean, Proprilors
Bre Icademy Official Announces January Pest Day Sale
Meggy Melded Bray En C20 Pupils Spree with CPS blessing. Richmond Academy official informs public of a sale on January first at Pron Bexsocu house and Campbell Street, inviting public patronage with support from local merchants.
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Mae Cps
Richmond Academy
Kars
Campbell Street
Hichmond Academy
Jackson's address urges militiA reform and limited federal power
The message argues against maintaining a large standing army, favors reliance on citizen-soldiers and elections for defense, and calls Congress to examine militia classification, Navy improvements, judiciary reach, and presidential reform while stressing economy and liberty. It notes Indian removal progress, naval strength, and legal reforms amid ongoing sectional questions.
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State Convention
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Mc Dove Agp
Cio
W. Chawtenpoy
Jonny W
Fuser
B. KayNiis
Abtenrensa
BE. McDosann
A. Pererr
Bianke
Solicitor General of
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Meggy
BR Uy
Giaahece
F. Pewapa
Mebrurey Nert
Iohuathia
Onne Wroct
Little River
Stanton Porter
Nancy Porter
Adnivex
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Republic
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Illinois
Missouri
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Speers
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Dana
MEG. Wes, &C
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Augusta
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Mount Yonah
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Mid.ie
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Glascock
Starnes
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