Fragmented letter reveals Union Convention talks and Jackson Proclamation
A letter recounts a trip with Harrison and others discussing South Carolina politics. It claims the Union Proclamation was misused to target the state and notes alleged secrecy around a committee and possible impeachment talk. The witness describes conversations with General Jackson supporters and warnings of coercive federal action.
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Dear Sin
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Greenville
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Mushby's
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Proceedings on Jackson correspondence in political dispute
The document discusses testimony about secret letters and their connection to the Proclamation and Union party. It cites General Nocher’s admission of involvement and questions the private nature of forged or misrepresented communications. It calls for clarity to resolve the controversy and end the dispute.
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Packer
Jackson
Aod
Idan
James Winey
Union Party
Pendleton
Burle
Mesasra
Drby
Houng
Seagal Ode Og Tee
Nocher Hue
Mir
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Juthre Pohnaon
Bad Adler
Beavern Hin
Jadee J
Tess
Volunteers Rally to State Defense Amid War Hysteria
A colonial era muster describes Col Preness and Col Beravy leading volunteers at Lowe's and Old Vic. Spectators joined in, with about 1 251 volunteers reported from several regiments and 40 spectators donating to mobilization. The event sparked patriotic displays, a military band, and public pledges to defend the state.
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Citisens
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Cal
Salida
Siu
Aed
Illaatforen
Henry Saurys
Mmeir
Hainely
Palbest
Towles
Columbu
Controversy Over Georgia and Presidential Policy Surges
The piece discusses tensions between Georgia and federal authority, accusing President Jackson of partiality toward Georgia. It questions why the President did not deploy fleets or armies and critiques the Proclamation's stance on the protective policy, urging Southern unity against what it calls Federal overreach.
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South Carolina
Hilary
Berauel Przated
Georgia
Jackson
Cleorgia
Jumpkintas
Union
Edo
Savannah
Congress
Pederet Court
Union Party
Saompkin
Chrelion
Eorgia
President's Proclamation and Congress power clash in South Carolina
The Washington correspondent predicts Congress may back the President’s coercive stance against South Carolina. The piece argues this would threaten constitutional limits and emphasize that public support in South Carolina remains strong for their ordinance. Mercury notes the balance between federal action and state resistance.
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Judiciary Committee
House of Congress
South Carolina
Congress
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