Excerpts from 1833 Georgia legislative letters on Jackson remarks
A chain of letters between Thomas Glascock and William Schley with A H Pemberton discuss claims that remarks against Andrew Jackson circulated in the Georgia legislature. They recount attempts to expel a member and pressure members to block seating, asking for precise sources and witnesses to prove who spread the statements.
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Correspondence over Jackson remarks and defences to charges
The text describes a dispute over accusations against Gen Jackson, with A. H. Pemberton and others denying and challenging claims, demanding proof, and recounting remarks and witnesses. It cites Jesse Cleveland and Maj. Cleveland's remarks, defending their positions and rejecting false charges.
Review of Volunteer Support for the State Cited in 1623 Notice
Seosvenvinns dated February 9 1623 reports a parade and volunteer pledge drive for the State. About 600 marched forward with most pledging support. a colonel and lieutenant colonel both Union men favored the State. Only a small number refused.
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Cotton market and obituaries from a mid 19th century report
The period piece notes cotton prices with declining sales and steady demand for prime lines. It reports cargo sales from New Orleans, molasses and sugar values, currency exchange with England, and a number of local obituaries with reverent, era-appropriate phrasing.
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Georgia Convention to Reduce General Assembly Formation
Georgia moves to call a convention to reduce and equalize General Assembly size. It sets April 1, 1833, as delegate election day, requires oath for seated delegates, and Milledgeville to host the assembly. Governor to publish amendments for ratification by voters. </s>
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