Georgia Pardon Scheme and Missionary Controversy
A Georgia political dispute centers on pardoning missionaries and a plan to liberate Missionaries from Georgia’s penitentiary. Articles accuse Washington operatives of pressing Georgia to surrender sovereignty, with warnings that Governor Lumpkin may be implicated and Georgia’s leaders risk betraying Southern rights to crush South Carolina.
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Congress
Washington City
Jackson
South
South Carovat
Goorin
South Carolina
Washington
Georgia
Giecrain
Milledgeville
Strate
Woasiivarox Cory
Jan
Macon Mossenger
South Carolinga
Lumpkin
Gheorgina
Efbet
Thei
Is this a confederacy of States or a consolidated empire
Controversy over federal coercion power in South Carolina sparks a national debate on union, liberty, and states rights. The piece warns of military despotism and predicts Congress may pass coercive measures while urging states to judge liberty sacrifices individually.
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New York
Virginia
Messazre
National Republican Party
Thay
South Carolina
Mayne
Jacksuy
Bhatia
House of Representatives
Congress
Congweseltill
Vom
South Carolion
Trumph Ucross
America
Carolin
Soooee
Ytou
Letter from a Southern patriot on civil liberty and Union opposition
Extract from the Charleston Mercury reporting a St Helena Parish letter praising South Carolina, urging private service for liberty, pledging resistance to federal laws, and noting firm Union opposition with five to fourteen year old youths mobilizing. The writer stresses loyalty to Caroling spirit and Palmetto banner amid wartime sentiment.
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Juvernal
Carolina
Caroling
Tsay
South Carolina
Atetter
St. Helena
Partizan
Wactare
Gilsrds
Tate
Isis Fire Sons
Thas
St Helena
Charleston Mercury
Presses Push Tarif Bill Defeat to Shape Public Opinion
A historical commentary argues that Globe and Richmond papers favor Verrosek's bill defeat to shield administration blame for anticipated death and unrest. It accuses editors of bias to appease the Tarif party and notes proclamations overshadow justice and South Carolina issues amid confederacy concerns.
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Parisi
Globe
Richmond Raquirer
Totava
Dackses
van Burnes
Verroasek
Tarif
Prochimion
South Carolina
South
We Noth
Verplancks
Bild
We Globe and the Enquirer
Gen. Jackson
Trial of Dr Pattuip Mists Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
The murder trial of Dr Pattuip Mists for the August shooting of James Jones Stark concluded with a not guilty verdict after a six day Superior Court proceeding. Judge Dougherty delivered a lucid impartial charge to the jury as Col. Joseph W Jackson led the prosecution and Geo. W. Owens led the defense.
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Cent
Jos. W. Jickson
Col
Seaborn Jones
Columbus
Hany
Joseph L Shaffer
Bsgrs
Geo. W. Owens
John C. Nicoll
RR. Cuyler
John Millen
Robert MI. Charito
Be Just and Four Not Nip Be Sat
A compact note from February 22 urges readers to uphold justice and refrain from wrongdoing. The fragment references moral instruction and community standards without clear names or places.
Cotton Market Stays Tight as 4th December News Lags
The cotton market reports limited weekly receipts and light stock with prices firming. Planters store for spring as production is expected to differ, while demand shifts include fair parcels at 93 to 94 and scarce Savannah shipments at 50 cents per bale. Checks and bank notes remain available at par for immediate payment.
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Europe
Los
Vredny
Savannah
Charleston
U.S
Northern Influence and Southern Rights Under Persecution
The piece argues Northern control dominates the city creating fear among Southerners. It cites bankers clerks and others fearing persecution for openly supporting Southern rights while admitting personal conflict between family dependence and political loyalty. The tone laments oppression and urges fearless, honest defense of country rights.
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Mme
State Rights
Wee Trade Association
Contention Over Resignation Demand Sparks Corps Debate
An Augusta Augusta Chronicle letter exchanges reveal a dispute within the Richmond Hussars over a call for command officer to resign. The editor defends press freedom and honors military duty, while officers demand explicit charges and a court martial if needed.
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Senat Ptyrone
Ows
Clarksville
Augusta
Richmond Hussars
Edward Canpeiero
Ile
Agusta
Aber
A. H. Pemberton
Richmond Lussars
THE
Augusta Chronicle
Messrs
Wm. P. Merriman
John V. Cowling
Tam
Corp
Corps
Deane
Monmentuy
C Company
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Doeres
Olav
Ca Orn
Calhoun
Miermond White
Bae
PSF
Beaihl
Boston
Simon Jocelin
Newthiven
Cobanbia
Iron Washington
Camonye
Cirles
Tie
Lhe
Washington Association
Union Party
Washington Club
North
Hayne
National
AGTH
P. Merriman
G. R. Rountree
G. T. Paddock
James Johnson
M. Cooke
William Ibarsen
EB. A. Gallagher
T. J. Parmelee
Thos. B. Danforth
J. B. Stuart
R. P. Spelman
John B Guicu
John J. Byrd
H. Gorton
L. Alex. Dugas
A. Lafitte
Jos. Collins
Hk. C. Baldwin
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