Congressional Dull Weather and Cabinet Rumors from 1825
From the Richmond era dispatches in December 1825, reports say no move by movement on Gale and Baton. Rumors name Stevenson and Vero Ching as Kitchen Cabinet dissenters while others predict opposition in New York City to Dudley Melten and Clay’s defense provokes laughter among spectators.
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Ricmond Wiig
Wasuiaren
Dudley Melten
New York City
Cambrelong Exeted
Worsyth
Oppor Clay
Ranaway
Davy Bussrex
Prade
Catagle
Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
St. Augustine
Rue Husta
Hauibuez
Burke County
Letters From Charleston in 1833 on Senate Sit and Oath
The correspondent reports Congress debates in December 1833. The Senate did not sit. a memorial from Bank friends dominated House time. Webster Calhoun and a party split are analyzed along with Mr. Webster joining the Administration. Other items discuss South Carolina oath proposals, Union leaders, and political tensions in Georgia and the Union.
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Charleston Mercury
Woasinseros
Senate
Friends F the Baok
Philadelphia
Stevens
England
Atinet
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Committee of Finance
McCalhoun
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Tie
House of Representatives
House
Congress
United States
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Carolina
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Derober Nest
Caroline
Als
Southe Carolina
Vue
Mohke
Union Party
Charleston
Massachusetts
Snd
Konufusky
Uiat
State Rights Party
Union
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Tral
U. S
Coumeodeore
State Rights Association formed in Cassville
A Cass county assembly organized the State Rights Association auxiliary to the one in town. John W. toomer chaired the meeting, TM. Black named secretary, Capt John J. Ward assistant secretary. The constitution outlining party doctrines was adopted as citizens joined.
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Alts
Chappell
Biel
Jackson
Minn Wolf Eral
Georgia
Wollard
State Rights Association
Cass County
Cassville
Asd
Phe Son
John W. Tooer
Black
John J. Ward
State of Hits
Borgia
Thes Ferces
Jeffersonian Republican of Sailigation School presses for constitutional rights
A historic prospectus for the Jeffersonian Republican of Sailigation School advocates a strict constitutional interpretation, resisting federal overreach and supporting state rights, with pledges to publish state legislature actions and provide extensive printing services. It promotes independence from political parties while offering weekly and semi weekly editions at set prices.
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Aid
En. Jackson
Bank of the
United States
National Bank
Jackson
Trisha
Teill
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