Congressional Upheaval Rumors Split Kitchen Cabinet
From Richmond dispatches in December 1825 the writer reports no decisive move against Gales and Eaton yet for the Kitchen Cabinet fight. Rumors claim Stevenson and Vero Ching may align with opposition, while New York papers taunt Dudley Melten. Debate and cabinet defections foreshadow shifting support and a possible Cabinet era end.
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Ricmond Wiig
Wasuiaren
Dudley Melten
New York City
Cambrelong Exeted
Worsyth
Oppor Clay
Political reflections from the Charleston Mercury correspondent
The correspondence from Woasinseros in Charleston reports on Senate and House actions including memorials from Philadelphia friends of the Bank the stance of Mr Stevens on a mission to England and the leadership teams of Calhoun Webster and others. It notes Webster's possible alignment with the Administration and discusses reactions to the Bank policy and on state oaths and union politics in South Carolina.
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Charleston
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State Rights Party
Union
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South Carolina
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State Rights Association Formed in Cass County
Citizens of Cass county gathered in Cassville on the 3a forming a State Rights Association auxiliary to the Cassville group. John W. To Toer chaired. T M Black was secretary. Capt John J. Ward assisted. The meeting adopted a constitution outlining state party doctrines and urged similar associations across the state.
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Georgia
Jeffersonian Republican of Sailigation School helps defend federal rights
The paper promotes strict constitutional restoration and warns against federal overreach in banking elections and state matters. It pledges fearless advocacy, resistance to encroachment, and seeks liberal support while promising regular reporting of state legislation and prompt correspondence. The item outlines subscription rates for semi weekly and weekly editions and offers printing services.
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Bank of the
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