Local notices and political notes in 1832 edition
A fragmented 1832 issue discusses a weekly publication rate, legal and estate notices, state rights meetings, rail progress to Charleston, and remarks on public figures like Miss Clifton. It covers a State Rights association meeting, a Charleston mail route update, and a letter from Montgomery about nullification and coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Edistor
Chaleston
Morcomery
Ala
Republic
Zraitor W
Advertiser Attacks On Northern Patronage and Principles
The piece denounces a rival for denouncing Southern interests while courting Northern advertising support. It labels the rival as mean and avaricious, willing to sell principles for gain. A reply promises future public commentary on a Milledgeville remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Proclamation Triples Debate Among Georgia Delegation
A 1832 letter from Wasnixeron Creek on Christmas Eve warns the President's Proclamation will place submission men in Georgia in a difficult spot and threaten the Federal Union. It rebukes Judge Wayne for supporting the Proclamation and predicts South pride will resist. Forsyth and Wayne are noted as not indignant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixeron Crry
Punewil Mall
Georgia
Federal Union
Wayne
Old Hickory
South
Martin van Buyen
Forsyth
Jupiter
Rome
Peter's
Piazzi
St. Peter's
Donna Cliia Lacreeta
Public meeting on State Rights and Constitution for Augusta group
A public meeting of the State Rights Association in Augusta discussed drafting a constitution and bye laws, voting to recommit the report to a larger committee, and setting a date to reconvene. Chairman Jacob Moise and Secretary Avezr Jexus were noted, with debate over state sovereignty versus a Cree Trade stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Mox1aomery
Jacob Moise
Avex’r Jexus
weoIMUni_ we. fr
Eagle and Phenix
Rome Tour Delights and Dares the Ancient City
A letter from Rome August 12, 1882, recounts the traveler’s awe at ruins, the Forum, and imperial relics. He praises St. Peter’s, describes Rome’s grandeur, and imagines historic events while noting modern decay and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Europe
Italy
Mme
Valerian
Raphael
Angela
Daniello da Volterra
Romulus
Mastus Hostilius
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Fisher
Shen United ST
Vy Fox
State Rights and Free Association
Jackson
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Webster
Harrison Gray
South Carolina
Clipyor
Our City
New ‘Theatre
Clifton
Sen
Jon Curriox
Emmettsburg College
Maryland
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Augusta Chronicle
Ileads
Richmond County
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Niles
Prawevg Poe
Asaiese
ANU
JB. Batpeman
Beney Rhee
Augustus D. Longstreet
Walia W. Mann
Minn
Augusti
Ieir
Augustus B. Longstrelt
Charles J. Jenigins
William W. Maan
Pidepchan Saarsels Suds
Amatell
Lincoln County
Little River
Susan Eleming
Bostwick
Caird Va
Susan Fleming
Thomas Lyon
TRE
Rea’s Creek
Savannah River
A. BK. Longstreet
Lincoln Sheriffs
Lyon
James Ramsey
Hardy Leverett
Thomas Farrar
Sih Ff
Dee
meOne AG Ae
Boisclair
Ree Ve
Nwatw
Virginia
Stovall & Simmons
Orrick
Ellis Street
KR. Heid
Si Mealing
Janus McLaws
John B. Guedraon
Rroupois Noreck
Wasey TE ‘Piopiie
Columbia County
William Ranchry
Tiw
Ryde
Globe Hotel
de Cunnpinghaus
Commer
Ellie Streets
Abe RD
Nace A
Ignatius
Nace
Jeremiah Gatrell
Richeson Booker
FAME
Northern
Iern
Greenville
Reeside, Fuller, & McLean
Mount Yonah
Habersham County
Anselm Bugg
Dat
Relvy Schedes
Campbell Street
Kingiflish
Richmond Atemly
Perentunxocu
Kain
Charles
Rickwond Academy
ELLIS
Viae Nap Waac HI
Wei Carter
United States’ Hotel
Bowdre
Arnics Ibankis Augusta
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Iso
Geo. W. Lamar
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Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Glascock
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Brora Street
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