Charleston State Rights and Free Association Meeting Notice
An 1832 Charleston broadside notes an evening meeting of the State Rights and Free Association at the East End and invites all friendly to the cause to join or attend. It references railroad progress and a local literary scene with Miss Clifton’s arrival and performances.
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State Rights and Free Association
Clipyor
Our City
New ‘Theatre
Clifton
Sen
Jon Curriox
Emmettsburg College
Maryland
Merchants Critics Clash Over Advertising Influence
The piece denounces an unnamed businessman for selling principles to Northern advertisers and using abuse against opponents. It accuses him of aiming to buy community patronage and demean their public interests. The authors pledge to respond in due time with further statements.
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Milledgeville
Proclamation Sparks Southern Delegation Outcry in 1832
Letter dated December 24 1832 predicts President’s Proclamation and Punewil Mall actions will force submission men in Georgia into an awkward position. It claims Judge Wayne supports it but will be proven wrong, and asserts the South will not bow to Martin Van Buren while Forsyth and Wayne oppose the rest of the delegation.
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Morcomery
Ala
Republic
Zraitor W
Wasnixeron Crry
Punewil Mall
Georgia
Federal Union
Wayne
Old Hickory
South
Martin van Buyen
Forsyth
Public Meeting Adopts Report on State Sovereignty in Augusta
The Augusta meeting convened to draft a constitution for a local government association debated sovereignty versus the President's proclamation. A committee report favoring state rights was adopted after amendments. the committee size was reduced and a new report deadline set for January.
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State
Ricars Ayp Pixn Cxane Association
Augusta
Excur & Puayax Gorer
Moxrcoweny
Tacos Moise Esq
Arax'r Jones
Jeave
C.J. Jesnrivs
Uisq
Messrs
C.J. Jexuins
George W. Crawrorn
Dans “Gavoyen
P. O C. Efkarp
A. LL Pempenron
Anex
Doses
Jd. Herouinsen
Me. Crawtonp
Chatman
Jan’y
Rome and its ruins move a traveler with vivid memories
An unnamed writer in Rome in August 1882 describes the city as a stage for history and art. He recalls the ruins, the grandeur of St Peter's and the Roman Forum, and the emotional impact of antiquity. The letter reflects awe toward Rome's past and the enduring beauty of its monuments.
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Rome
Europe
Italy
Mme
Valerian
Raphael
Angela
Daniello da Volterra
Romulus
Mastus Hostilius
Jupiter
Peter's
Piazzi
St. Peter's
Donna Cliia Lacreeta
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