Sentiments on Nullification and State Rights Politics
A Richmond Virginian letter discusses Nullification as a political weapon and critiques Van Buren and Southern leaders. It argues for unity of Republicans, condemns Seceession and consolidation, and stresses preserving state sovereignty against federal overreach. The piece cites Philadelphia Examiner and United States Postal sources to illustrate growing State Rights support in Pennsylvania.
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Palldelphia
State Rights Party
Federal Party
Jackson
Webster
Republican Party
Soverezn
Wacer
Bron
Gate
Paso P Ae Keay
Vax Br
Cramey Vaning
Chae Eun
Meresbury
Philadelphia
Samuel Db Kown
Martin Vin Baron
Albany
Paensylvavia
United States Palegraph
Deyestown
Penn
Doe
Orb
Pennsylvania
Virgienia
Kentucky
Condy Raguet
Fragmented 19th century letter on nullification and state rights
A condensed prose fragment discusses Gov. Hayne's late message to the South Carolina legislature, praising some parts while criticizing others. It analyzes state rights, federal power, and the political divide between Whigs and nullification supporters, noting concerns about public opinion and the role of executive force.
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Ite
Confederacy
State Rights Party
Nutilention
Beemion
Unikot
Pentine
State
Highis
Republican Party
Kitchion
Colla
Phe Plais
Gov. Hayne
Care Olin
Oppeson
Otey
Tayne Hay
Carolinas
Uaen
Iti
Cu. Gomship
Rey Wood Livade
Murder of Col. Kilgirtal and execution of John Forbes
The article recounts the execution of John Forbes between hours of nine and twelve on Friday the 27th for the murder of Col. Kilgirtal. Forbes appeared neglected and shabby on the scaffold, attempted suicide to avoid execution, and provoked horror and sympathy among the crowd before the sentence was carried out.
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Danins
John Forbes Wre
Col
Kgiletard
Seatfeld
Ig Ss
Augusta News In 1834 Local Notes From Milledgeville and Burke County
The document reports weather affected mail arrivals near Pagetoville and Milledgeville. It lists Central Bank directors, steamboat dividend plans, and city council appointments in Augusta. It notes the Burke County association meeting January 7 1834 with officer elections and resolutions on depot removals and party lines.
Election News and Medical College Notes from Georgia
A dated 1834 letter reports county election results with a Union defeat by the State Rights faction and a rising Union vote in Conumata County. It lists polling figures for Clerk Superior Court and Receiver of Tax Returns, plus a note on future strength. The text then shifts to news that the Medical College of Georgia will replace the Queen with new trustees and names numerous appointed physicians and trustees, indicating ongoing institutional reorganization.
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Columbia County
Conumata County
Union Democrats
Inc
Fue
Taro
Medical College of Georgia
Walkerestre
Tadbyo-Lawe
Milton Antony
Saber Jehan Boreas
A. Cunntog
John Dent
BP. Gaepin
Pr. J. GW Revlon
R Holleams
Langst Tnt
Political Debate and Congressional Moves in Washington
The Savannah Georgian reports on Senate clashes between Mr Clay and Mr Taylor over constitutional actions and bank scrutinies. It notes Secretary Forsyth defense, Lafayette land grants to Florida, and Tallahassee development. Also mentions postal and consular appointments and regional trade updates from Savannah.
Congressional debate on bank revenue and treasury report
In the House Clay resumes his speech as a motion to adjourn is made. Mr Binney presents a memorial urging banks in Philadelphia be trusted with future revenue deposits. The memorial is read and sent to the Ways and Means committee for action. Mr Polk defends Danne's removal and criticizes the raid, then moves to adjourn.
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Leeann
Mencay
Geney
Paney
Pstianan
Wasuinaton
Chiy
Dar
Ins
Persoth
Taney
Senate
Clay
Staal
Peauklin
Clay Teers
Secretary of the
Steven Adae
Bat
Binney
Philadelphia
U 3. Bank
Committee of Ways and Means
Treasury
Ways and Means
Polk
Danne
Rae
Tay
Exports of Cotton and Rice from Chia ton in Oct to Dec 1833
Report details cotton and rice exports from Chia ton between October and December 1833. Weather disrupted early sales with rain on Thursday and Friday delaying operations. Saturday rain allowed some activity. Upland sales totaled 19 bales at 9 cents, 1035 at 10, and numerous other lots, with a generally unsteady market.
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Chiaton
Rer Ee Set
Cuarrieros
Dave
Sois
Market Report on Cotton Decline and Sales
On November 13 at Charlestep Hayne the cotton market shows a continued Angering state with a further decline of about centimes per dollar in our estes for gil descriptions. Sales reach 2593 bales including 714 Louisiana and 120 upland lots, with varying qualities from Upland to Tennessee and United States origins. Prices per Gantry reflect cargoes and duty paid statuses amid the overall market softness.
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Charlestep
Hayne
Louisiana
A. F
Upland
Mebilr
Ataban
Tennessee
Koy
Obscure wartime death notices from Aiben parish
Fragmentary 18th century style death notices record several individuals dying on Teestay and the 8th inst. Names include Rev Mr Jenison officiating for Andrew, and James Caron performing a marriage or death rite for Thomas Kemagian of Hanbury. References to W. Ow Williams, Capes Charies Memmoud, and Mana M. la ue Mong appear in the garbled text.
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Aiben
Teestay
Mr Jenison
Andrew
Mise Saram
W. OW
Wiliams
Odie
Plowes
Tn Udgefield
Jamey Caron
Whomas Kemagian
Hanbury
Mana HA M. la U
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