Mr King and the Post Office in Democratic Thunder
The piece denounces Mr Kine for abandoning Post Office advocacy amid disclosures. It quotes Washington correspondents from Charleston Courier and Philadelphia Democratic Herald predicting Democratic thunder against rivals, and praises Judge McLean of Ohio for openly supporting nullification. It argues for voters to back the candidate aligned with nullification principles.
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Post Office
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Post Office Department
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Hardy
Philadelphia Democratic Herald
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Judge White
van Buren
Baltimore
Alabama
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M‘lean
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Anniversary celebration procession for Washington Farewell
The committee appoints Col Ronent W McKeen as marshal for a morning procession from Praw orr's Hotel to the Presbyterian Church. Washington's Farewell Address will be read by William W Wieaiss and an occasion address by James T Gnar.
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Praworr
Presbyterian Church
Washington
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James T. Gnar
The Convention Debate on Candidate Merits
The letter argues against silencing discussion of candidates for the convention. It urges openness to expose anti nullifier intrigue and to let delegates voice constituent views. It questions whether debate harms harmony and calls for bold statements to guide the process.
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Milledgeville Times
No Discussion in Convention Hampers Nomination Process
The article warns that a lack of discussion or nomination in the forthcoming Convention could let unwary intrigues tilt delegate selections. It notes the risk of appointing delegates who will enact hidden agendas and urges exclusive support for principled nominees over exclusive factions.
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Clarfox
Abolition Aggitation and Southern Conventions Urged
The Charleston Mercury reports Northern anti slavery moves threaten slaveholders. New York line says funds were used to spread abolitionist doctrine via agents. Washington dispatch notes petitions for DC slavery end and calls for Southern conventions to defend interests. The South is urged to act or face ruin.
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Washington
Charleston Mercury
Vivacious Theatre Aims Despite Poor Attendance
Wednesday and Thursday evenings offered excellent entertainments. Mr Cooren as Pierre and Miss Crankxe as Belvidera drew high praise for vitality and artistry. Mrs Haller and Calanthe also lauded, with notes on Miss Crankxe’s overall versatility and the critic’s concern over a distracting hair arrangement affecting appearance on stage.
Theatrical notes and notices from Augusta theater scene
A periodical theater page reviews performances by Miss Cooper and Mr Coorsr, applauds Miss Cranks and Pythias, and discusses audience behavior and fare, praising past triumphs while noting cold nights and ticketing shortcomings. It forecasts Miss Cooper’s farewell benefit and hints at future strong box office.
Murder at Florenceville courted by a fleeing suspect
An atrocious murder occurred Monday evening in Florenceville, Richardson of Vermont slain with a large knife. An inquest found probable murder by John Gray of Lincoln County who has fled, traced to Hamburg and possibly to South Carolina. He was later captured near Lincoln County and jailed. Counterfeit coin molds and directions were found on the victim, with warnings about viewing the sight.
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Virginia
Heister
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Wm. H. Howard
Cotton market report from Caanteston and New York
Semi weekly cotton sales total 2561 bales with varied prices and steady demand in Caanteston. In New York, 3590 bales traded from Jan 31 to Feb 3 with upland at 15 to 17 cents and other cotton at 16 to 18 cents. January imports reached 44,547 bales.
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