Georgia Convention Addresses Liberty and State Rights in 1832
A Georgia address from Milledgeville November 21 1832 explains the Convention's resolutions opposing federal duties on imports and protecting state sovereignty. It warns of unconstitutional power, urges Southern unity, and presents a plan for a Southern States Convention with eventual ratification by Georgia voters.
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Milledgeville Theatre Chief Killed in Milledgeville
A Milledgeville tragedy ends with principal tragedian Lemoxa Suara shot to death by War Puounnoy of Eatonton. The assailant fled and remained missing after the Wednesday incident. A jury of inquest returned a verdict of murder.
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Cotton Market Outlook and US Cotton Supply 1832 33
The report notes a dull cotton market on October 27 with prices down for middling and fair cotton while better sorts hold. It projects continued consumption surpassing production in 1832 and 1833, estimates US and Gulf coast production and stocks, and cites dull Augusta and Hamburg receipts and low warehouse prices.
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Penitentiary Reform Bill Reported by Georgia Senate Panel
The Joint Committee on the Penitentiary reports a bill repealing the 1831 act abolishing confinement has passed the General Assembly. A resolution seeks competent peers to report a new system of penitentiary punishment to the next Legislature.
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Georgia Senate Debates Tariff and Constitution Amid Protests
The Georgia Senate and House debate federal duties and nullification. The session considers amendments to calm sectional tensions, protect state interests, and address a proposed constitutional resolution. A division vote follows on a proposal to erect a Savannah River bridge and related measures.
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