State Rights Banner Report Prompts Mississippi Meeting Call
A long, partisan excerpt argues against man worship and urges State Rights supporters in Mississippi to act. It claims to reveal the names of promoters of the movement, defends its doctrines, and predicts a May assembly to advance Republican principles and deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NS FN
Mwe
Friends of State Rights
Republican Party
Mississippi
United States
Congress
State Rights gathering forms plan for Mississippi organization
A Jackson meeting in the State Chamber, led by Chief Justice Shauxky, adopts resolutions to organize the State Rights party in Mississippi. It calls for a May convention in Jackson, county meetings to send delegates, and a published proceedings distribution to multiple papers. Signed attendees include Sharkey, Smith, Quitman, Winchester, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
State Rights
Qorrmtan
C. P. Smith
Friends of State Rights
Mississippi
Chancellor Quitman
State Rights Party
Ed Mmonday
B. Mansu
Jolly A Quirman
Gro
Winchester
R. W
State Rights Banner
Natchez Courier
Columbus Advocate
W. L. Sharkey
P. Smith
A Quitman
R. W. Webber
Isaac
Aldwell
Sau
B. Marsh
E. C. Wilkinson
Thos
Harney
Geo Winchester
T. i
J Hadley
Milton
Meeting adjourned to Senate Chamber on 20th inst
The association adjourned after adding several names to the roster and will reconvene in the Senate Chamber on Monday evening the 20th instant. W. Sharkey and C. Mayson sign as secretary and clerk respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
J. A. Morris
Tho. Robertson
J. A McRaven
A. B. Peyton
W. Bain
A. A. Allen
J R. Margit
J. L Guion Ove Efi
C. Wooldridge
H.R. Miller
T. A. Woodward
R. J. Fitz
E Williams
C.A, Kinaid
T. J. Coffee
Joseph Drake
Senate
W.L. Sharkey
Cin
Cas
State Rights Meeting Delivers Report and Platform at Jackson
A January gathering in the Senate Chamber at Jackson heard the State Rights Committee read a formal report urging opposition to the Proclamation and Force Bill. Officers were appointed to publish the report, with calls to form a State Rights association and organize county meetings to counter perceived federal overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feton Chizins
Friends of State Rights
Senate
Jackson
State Rights Party
Wisdon
United States
Political plea against Proclamation and Force Bill 1834
A Jackson Mississippi notice dated January 20, 1834 urges unity among citizens to protect the constitution from what authors call the Proclamation and Force Bill. Signers include INO. A. Quitman, Geo. Winchester, Re. W. Webber, Saml. B. Marsh, C.P. Smith, and JacKsOn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino
A. Quitman
Geo. Winchester
RE. W. Webber
Saml
B. Marsh
C.p.smith
JacKsOn
Augusta Theatre to Open Early Next Month with Raven Family
Augusta readers are told the Theatre will open soon under managers Hart and Hardy. The Raven Family, recently praised in Charleston and Savannah, has returned to Augusta for the races and will perform there before moving on. Be just and fear not. Cray and An Eye Witness will publish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cray
Messrs. Hart and Hardy
Raven
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Valuable periodicals for Mechanics Magazine and more
A notice endorses the Mechanics Magazine the New York Farmer and American Rail Road Journal as valuable cheap publications by D. K. Miyer Esq New York. They are handsome well illustrated and useful to mechanics farmers gardeners and railroad enthusiasts at $3 per year and available at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Magazine
New York
Farmer
American Rail Road Journal
D. K. Miyer
Columbus Enquirer Under New Management
The Columbus Enquirer notes its publication under Col. Minapeau B. Lamar and Wm. B. Tinetey with renewed vigor. It praises the new leadership, improved printing quality, and their devoted effort to the South’s vital interests and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Enquirer
Col. Minapeau B. Lamar
Wm. B. Tinetey
South
Nullification in Mississippi and Carolinian patriotism
A Mississippi publication extols nullification, praises Cons. C. Mayson of Hamburg, S. C., and lauds Carolinians for zeal in liberty struggles. It highlights Gen Green of the U. S. Telegraph and questions who would not be a Nullifier or a Carolinian in defense of their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
State Rights Banner
Cons
C. Mayson
Hamburg
8. C
Mayson
Gen Green
U. S. Telegraph
Washington's Birthday Reflections on Patriotism and Slavery
A historical critique denounces modern submissionists for exploiting Washington's memory. It recalls Washington and his allies resisting tyranny, praising their sacrifice for justice and liberty while condemning opponents who seek to control public celebration and tarnish patriot virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Opposition to Union and the dangers of despotism
A polemical review condemns critics of the Union and verses Washingtons Farewell Address. It warns that confidence in government fostered oppression and calls out those who misuse the Union and Washingtons name to justify tyranny. The piece notes financial or political stakes and cites contemporaries like Van Buren and an Albany connection.
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Gnd
Jong
Union
Wasieron
Aston
Washington
Wasumetun
Yile
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Stankey
Winsonestan
Smivh
John B. Peyton
Samuel B. Marsh
WM. L. Sharkey
Cha
Army
Navy of the Union
Adams
Navy
Re Union
Supreme Court of the Union
Legislative Department
Executive Department
House
Supreme Court
Trennson
van Buren
Exoner
Albany
Charleston Mercury
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