Mr King and the Post Office
A political attack piece discusses Mr Kine abandoning the Post Office Department amid disclosures. It cites Washington correspondents from the Charleston Courier and Philadelphia Democratic Herald criticizing the department and supporting nullification aligned figures. The piece praises Judge McLean of Ohio and urges nullifiers to back him over others.
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King
Post Office
Kine
Post Office Department
Washington
Charleston Courier
Kuse
Georgia
Hardy
Udge M‘lean
M‘lean
Ohio
Columbia Times
United States
Wurrr
McLean
Anniversary Celebration Marshal Leads Honor Procession
The Committee appoints Col. Ronent W. McKeen as marshal for the upcoming anniversary. A 10 30 A M procession forms in front of the Praw orr's Hotel to the Presbyterian Church for a Divine service and Washington Farewell read by William W. Wieaiss, with an address by James T. Gnar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronent W. McKeen
Praworr
Presbyterian Church
Washington
William W. Wieaiss
James T. Gnar
The Convention Debate on Anti Nullifier Candidates
Respondents differ with the Milledgeville Times over discussing candidate merits. They urge open speakout to expose alleged anti nullifier intrigue and warn delegates to reflect their constituents views, arguing discussion aids harmony and counters covert manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville Times
Intrigue in Convention Delegates Sparks Exclusive Support
The writer argues that if balloting proceeds without discussion or nomination, unworthy intrigue may secure delegates aligned with hidden aims. They reveal past indifference to delegate choice, defend a fair nomination, and condemn exclusive actions by others, urging principled, exclusive backing for their stance.
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Clarfox
Abolition Conflicts Stir Southern Planters in 1835
A Charleston Mercury dispatch from Washington notes rising abolitionist activity in Congress and calls on the South to convene in defense. It reports petitions, memorials to end slavery in the District of Columbia, and a House vote to table the subject, urging self protection as threats to property and peace grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sronz
New York Commercial Advertiser
New York
South
Congress
Washington
Charleston Mercury
Wasuineros
Dickson
New-York
District of Columbia
Chinn
Virginia
Heister
Lancaster County
Penn
Theatres Praise Miss Crankxe and Cooren Performances
A Wednesday and Thursday evening at the theatre drew few attendees due to miscommunication. Mr. Cooren as Pierre, Mr. Fownes as Jaffer, and Miss Crankxe as Belvidera and other roles earned high praise for voice, expression, and stage presence, though critique notes hair styling affected appearance. the writer urges patience for Miss Crankxe to reach eminence.
Theatrical notes from Augusta on performances and audiences
A dense theatre column discusses actors Miss Cooper and Mr Cooper in Hunchback and Bertram, praising past glories and urging smoother audience conduct. It notes Miss Cooper’s farewell benefit upcoming and comments on cold nights, doors, and audience disruption. A critic laments empty boxes at France Preserved and expects a future full house with better promotion. Pythias.
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Miss Coorrn
Hermione
Augusta
Homer
Miss Coorer
Julia
Hunchback
Mr. Coorer
Mark Antony and
Bertram
Mr. Pemberton
France
Mias Cranks
Pythias
Murder at Florenceville and escape of suspect
An inquest reveals a murder in Florenceville with a large knife on Richard son of Vermont. John Gray of Lincoln County stands accused, fled the state, was tracked to Hamburg, and believed headed to South Carolina. Tant and Howard captured Gray near Lincoln County and he is jailed. Counterfeit dies and moulds found with directions accompany the trunk. Weather notes from Augusta and nearby towns report extreme cold with subzero readings. A stage accident near Jackson kills Butler, driver injured. Horse race results favor Argyle with times listed. The notices include political commentary on Georgia figures and other miscellany.
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Florenceville
Richardson
Vermont
John Gray
Lincoln County
Hamburg
South Carolina
Thomas Tant
Wm. H. Howard
Jackson
Eatonton
Forsyth
Butler
John M‘cord
P. M
Macon Messenger
Union Party
Messenger
Messrs. Editora
Executive Office of
Georgia
Schley
Watson
Wilkes
John A. Cuthbert
UNION
Cuantisroy
Argyle
America
Watmon
B. H. Argyle
Monsieur Tonson
Thistle
Mr. Linxnsry
B. m. Rattleawake
Bertrand
West Paragon
Mr. Montmottty
B. m. Alborac
Sumter
Bedford
Col. Furzstmax
Rushlight
Sir Archy
Pacolet
Mercy
New York Mirror
Canyé& Loew
Philadelphia
Kemble
Baltimore Republican
Tom
Gotham
Hudson
Washington Globe
O. B. Brown
General Post Office
John C. Calhoun
Whig
A. S. Telegraph
Pornnexten
Chronicle
Augusta
Jim
Meies
Apalachicola Bay
West Florida
Columbus
Edward J. Hardin
Columbia County
Walker's
Asner P. Robertson
The
Columbus Enquirer
Thinh
Cotton market report from Charleston and New York summaries
Caanteston Manner reports semi weekly cotton sales totaling 2561 bales with varied prices and a steady market demand. Mercury New York notes 3590 bales traded from end of January to early February with upland at 15 to 17 cents and other origins at 16 to 18 cents. January imports reached 44,547 bales.
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Augusta
Georgia
Canal
Howard Street
Holland
Russia
Swedes
Carolina
India
New Orleans
Muscovaido
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Tyson
Monongahela
Madeira
Malaga
Teneriffe
Savannah
Charleston
Mercury
New York
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Sawrie Bowes
Janes P. Stuant
Richmond Hussars
Philadelphia Democratic Herald
Judge White
van Buren
Baltimore
Alabama
F. M. Ronenvsox
Wa. P. Mennimay
Samouet Books
C Witsoux
Gro. W. Laman
Joan J. Cours
Abolition Energy
Augusta Chronicle
Guein
Farenhieit
Arsenal
Maine
Willedgeville Times
Washington Spy
Zaiverpow
Lavre
Hay
Ron
Indigo
Ene
Montce Manxer
Liverpool
John Barry
Samuel Bones
Maria McGraw
Montgomery
Ala
Philip H. Raiford
Sarah M. Gindrat
Elberton
Benajah Houston
Said County
Richmond
Globe Hotel
Stuart
Cornet
Cornet Danforth
Bonga
WM. F. Pemberton
Wee Eflin
Carter
U. S
Ranaway
Winney
Dinsdale
Edgefield
Theatre
Otheleo
Othello
Cooper
Iago
Forbes Desdemona
Miss Cooper
Gretna Greem
Charles Dingley
H. Griffin & Co
Nassau
Annst
N. York
Argenta
MNHE
Lts
John Randolph
C. F. Mills
G. B. Lamar
Thoms Pollard
Daniel L. Marshall
WM. Bostwick
Superior
Superior Family Canal
Ely
S. Snowden & Shear
TAVE
Edward Lampfield Esq
J. Meigs Esq
J. W. & ST. Imeard
Haimburg
Charleston Row
Lyddal Bacon
Siw
Bowexn Cawrieven
Joan Cartled TE
Exaculors S
Baauxn
Jeremiah Burke
Burke County
Bevan C
Glisson
Adu
Waynesborough
Alijal
Low
Robert Habersham
Erpool
Havre
Holcombe, Peck &'O
Frazer & Laffin’s
8. C
Rosemount Plantation
Kent
Savannah River
Oakhill Plantation
Wrightsboro’ Road
Tubman, Houghton
McKenzie & Bennoch
ED. Harden
TH. J. Rusk
Athens
Harden
Randolph Eelm
Broad Street
Columbia Counyyz
Kceorgia
Jerry
George Graves
State Rights Sentinel
Southern Recorder
Georgia Journal
G. Gravus
Barrett & Beard
Joseph A. Beard
Barrett
J.P. Setze
Pillar Kote
Ponger
Laurb
Maslin
Linsey Woolsey and
Kerey
Valentia
Indies
Dresacs
London
T’cnitian
Stair & Ingrain
J. Moish
Brosangalso
Globe
Prentice & Keith
Sue Perth
Alan
Price & Mallery
United Strive
Glibe
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