South Carolina Urges Union-Wide Action Against Abolition
A state committee reports on the slave question and urges non slaveholding states to enact penalties against incendiaries and abolition societies. It asserts inalienable rights under the constitutional compact and calls for joint measures to suppress anti slavery agitation while defending domestic slavery in the Southern states.
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Senate
Federal Relations
Joint Committee of Federal Relations
Confederacy
North
South Carolina
United States
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Congress
Baptist Association of South Carolina Denounces Abolitionists
The Baptist Association of South Carolina presents a memorial to the state legislature defending domestic slavery and condemning abolitionist measures and views as reported by the Federal Union.
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The
Baptist Association of
South Carolina
Federal Union
Public Mail Contract on South Carolina Canal Line
The Charleston Mercury reports the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company contended with the Post Office Department over mail transportation contracts from 1835. Disputes centered on contract form and payment despite ongoing service, with threats to discontinue mail deliveries if payment was not settled. The board ultimately declared obligations extinguished and planned to discontinue after December 1 unless payment was received.
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South Carolna Canal
Post Office Department
Augusta
Constitutionalist
McLean
South Carolina
Snabel’s
Branchville
Midway
Blackville
Aiken
Charleston
Hamburg
John McLean
General Post Office Department of
United States of America
Department
General Post Office Department
South Chrome Canal and Ratt Toad Company
South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company
John Ravenel
Johxsox
John M’lean
Mo.t. Robertson
M’lean
M’ Lean
C. Co
M.lean
T. John Ravenel
Gardner
M O’lean
Comany
C.C
R.R. CO
C. K. Garpurr
Joan Ravenel
Division of Accounts
ToJoun Raveyet
C. K. Gardner
Robert Johnston
J. McLean
R. R. CO
C.K. Gannier
P.M. Gen. Washington
Southern Division
Johnston
Amos Kendal
Joan Ravenet
S.C. C. and
R. R. Compa Ny
Kendall
C. C. and
Amos Kennant
Ob’t
Governor McDuffies Message Praised by New York Paper
The New York Sunday Morning News extols Governor McDuffie as a national authority on political matters. It lauds his talents, integrity, and knowledge of the Southern States, and commends his message for addressing incendiary activities by societies and individuals in non slaveholding states and the recommended course of action.
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South
North
New York Sunday Morning News
McDuffie
Variety of fabrics and linens advertised for sale
An old advertisement lists a wide range of textiles and garments for sale including rib bon belts, hosiery, muslins, flannels, lace, shawls, cambrics, linens, and ready wear. It notes items like Canton flannels, Italian cravats, knitting notions, lace insertion, chintz prints, gauze ribbons, and gloves, with prices and quantities implied by the list.
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J. P. Setze, & Cos
Marconi
Russia
Dimity
Osnaburgs
C. &E. Dee
Female Academy in Scottsborough to Open January Thirteenth
The Scottsborough Female Institute, recently under Dr. Robert C. Brown, is purchased by subscribers and will resume on Monday January 11 1836. The plan mirrors male colleges with four classes and strict exams. Lataste and Victor Lataste manage music. lectures, needlework, and sacred vocal practice featured weekly. annual exam for seniors. Board $10 monthly. monthly reports to parents. letters for enrollment accepted.
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Robert C. Brown
Europe
Victor Lataste
South Carolina
Lucien Lataste
Federal Union
Augusta Chronicle
Institutionalist
Athens Banner
Southern Whig
Macon Messenger
Telegraph
Columbus Enquirer
Alabama Journal
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Savannah
Charleston Mercury
J. Ravenel
Mr. Kendall
Panter
svlivNce
Bulls Cut
Savannah Georgian
St. Thomas’ Parish
Westover
Augustus B. Longstreet
Stock Brower
D. A. Sayre
Lexington
Kentucky
Scottsborough
Sxerron
House of Representatives
Henry Shultz
W. W. Starke
Oliver Simpson
Charles T. Lowndes
Robert Martin
John C. Holcombe
Pickens
Wm. L. Keith
Silas Kicksey
John Burdine
Greenville
W. Choice
R. Thurston
F. F. Beattie
Laurens
T. F. Jones
John Garlington
W. Hill
Newberry
Y. J. Hartington
Robert Stewart
M. W. Gracy
Wyatt W. Starke
Columbia
Senate House
Henry Deas
Patrick Noble
Yeas
Arnold
Barton
Barry
Berry
Bealin
Beatty
Black
Boyd
Bookter
Boozer
Broyles
Brooks
A. Burt
Butler
Buford
Burgess
Caldwell
Carson
Coughman
Coachman
M. Cohen
Cobb
Crawford
Cunningham
Deloach
Duncan
Davis
Dogan
Duboge
Earle
Ferguson
Goode
Graves
Greaves
Gavin
Herbert
Irby
Jeffries
Jeter
Jones
Kern
King
Levy
Lyles
Longworth
Love
Maher
Massey
Mackay
Maxwell
Mays
McCall
Middleton
Montgomery
Moore
Myers
Pearson
Picket
Pinckney
Powe
Roberds
Robinson
Sams
Sheridan
Shelton
Steele
Strodecker
Sims
Tompkins
D. L. Wardlaw
F. H. Wardlaw
Watson
Westmoreland
Woodard
Williams
Yates
Naxs
Messrs. Adams
Axon
Coleock
B. F. Dunkin
Davie
H. Edwards
J. D. Edwards
Ellerbe
Finley
Frost
I. Gordine
T. S. Gourdine
Harrison
Hager
McCord
Mardough
Mintzing
Northrop
Potts
Randell
Rose
Wigfall
House
James
Miles
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Yeas and Nays
Yras
Hon
H. Deas
Alston
Ashe
Bauskett
Bryan
DeTreville
Dubose
Dugan
Denant
Irvin
Evans
Ficklin
Gregg
Goodwin
Henigan
Jenkins
Rogar
Lawton
Martin
Patterson
Peay
Rice
Richardson
Sitgraves
Stone
Weston
White
Whitner
Wilson
Naxos
Messrs
R. F. W. Allston
Frampton
Glover
Higgins
Simpson
Walker
Jacob Warley
Jacob War
B. H. Saxon
Joseph Barnes
Columbia County
Gabriel Jones
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