Georgia Echoes on State Rights and a Federal Convention
A Southern Recorder reprints G M Trove's letter praising state sovereignty and warning against a proposed Federal Convention. The piece argues amendments should come through constitutional means via ballots, not a general convention, and stresses the sovereignty of states as a bulwark against central power. It questions immediate consolidation and urges vigilance to preserve rights and liberty.
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Union and state rights amid federal overreach described
A Georgia speaker argues the Union must endure only through mutual respect and constitutional limits. He warns against federal encroachment in commerce, manufacture, and agriculture, urging states to withdraw if oppression becomes intolerable, and praises President and civic leaders for steady, principled stance.
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Winton Urges Southern Rally Against Union By Blood
Washington Courier reports Me Winton of Georgia urged Southerners to rally around South Carolina and attacked parity states policy. He likened current peace to French Revolution terror and warned the Union must be preserved without violence, urging delibe ration before Federal action. He said he would speak only to the Southern delegation.
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Havre to Paris Fourats Voyage and Antwerp Silence
The Havre news reports a voyage from Havre to Paris with four boats to the 12th inclusive and cites Antwerp citadel surrender as unconfirmed by Paris papers. Intelligence from Belgium dated December 14 notes vigorous assault on the 9th with King Leopold’s encouragement. Muskets and bombs issued, water access cut, Marshal Gerard optimistic about capture. King Otho departed Murreh for Greece on December 3.
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Letter of a Georgian statesman on state rights and liberty
The editors publish a Georgian letter praising State Rights and Southern liberty while withholding full approval of its views and style. They critique calls for a general convention, note impracticalities, and urge stronger, direct applications to current federal-state tensions. They honor Governor Troup’s influence and lament his past underuse in defending liberty and the rights of man.
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Publication dispute over committee report corrections
A newspaper publishes a disputed letter regarding the correctness of a committee report on charges against Tudee Horr. The paper discusses delayed publication and an editor’s stance, presenting additional correspondence from Milledgeville to allow readers to judge the validity of claims by Col. Wood and Mr. Sherburne.
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Memorials on malfeasance and conduct by a Newgate law judge
A fragmentary Chronicle item reports a House select committee examining charges of gross misconduct against a Circuit judge. The memorial alleges oppression and improper duties, while the committee references earlier proof and a resolution proposing discharge from office. The Journal of the House records the committee's findings and a transcript of the proceedings dated December 14.
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FUNGers COMMERCIAL BANK Notice and Virginia Deliberations
Fragmented OCR note reports a bank stop payment stance and anticipated bill denial amid delayed legal actions. It also cites Virginia decisions on conflicts with South Carshan, plus two ships Rasor Sie and Hu most Us seized by the U S Sloops of War Matches.
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