The Kitchen Cabinet Laid Open in The Globe Plot
Exposé of Washington conspirators led by Amos Kendall and F P Blair with Kendall’s alleged influence over editors and banks. Letters reveal attempts to control Republican presses, attack Secretary of the Treasury Lewis M Lane, and steer party direction through press manipulation and legal fights over bank interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Globe
F. P. Blair
United States Bank
Amos Kendall
Kendall
Confederacy
Congress
Washington
Kentucky
Clay
Blair
Phillippics
Whitney
Republican Party
Wastiseron
Sam
New York
Webb
Bopper
Tobs
Mumford
Yourriend
Amos Kusadall
J. G. Bennett
Wasnixwrox
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Webster
Boston
Iosteliest
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Puarnee Committee
Senate
Smith
Maryland
Ward
United States
Bank of the States
Baltimnore
Bank of the
Washinton
Ifrom
Cooking Fund
Bat
The
Pennsylvania Inquirer
Lee Pennsylvania Inquirer
Poe Weite
Rt. M. Whepney
Bosare
Meretary M' Lane
Re. Whesehin
Lewis M-Lane
the Treasury
Sirike
Vr. W
Gales & Seaton
House of Representatives
U.S. Bank
United Sates Bank
Kendall & Co
State Rights Meeting Organized in Talbot County
A large meeting in Parburton on the 6th organized the State Rights Association. James Cadenhead presided with Dr. Fisaben Phillips as secretary. Officers include Reuben Aedndge as President and B Smeal as Corresponding Secretary, with a committee to draft a report for the February meeting.
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State Rights Party
Talbot County
Parburton
James Cadenhead
Meg
Fisaben Phillips
Reuben Aedndge
Reuben Phillips
Thomes C. Mi Reen
Thomes C. Mi Reen,Preasurer
B. Po. Smeal
B. Hill
Thomas ©. McKeven
H.R. Mershen
J. B. Sanead
Reuber Phillipe
Gamotion
Publis
Local Notices Mention JAMES CADENHEA and Revered Ministers
Fragmentary lines from the Southern Recorder and Columbus Enquirer reference JAMES CADENHEA and Revered ministers. The text is incomplete but points to notices or obituaries with church or community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Recorder
Columbus Enquirer
James Cadenhea Hin
Revern Pmu'ys
Sentinel inquiry on State Rights and Nullification
A reader asks the editor to state whether the State Rights party principles adopted on November 13 and outlined in the prospectus fully embrace Nullification in its widest sense. The letter is dated January 18, 1834 and addressed to the Sentinel.
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the Sentinel
State Rights Sentinel
State Rights Party
Military Movement Through City Reports Troop Transit
Two more companies about 140 men passed through the city on Wednesday likely bound for Fort Mitchell. The notice notes the movement as part of ongoing military activity amid discussions about free institutions.
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U.S
Fort Mitchell
Colt Race on the Columbia Turf Results
The Colt Race at Columbia Turf on the 13th inst. had Col. Paul Vitzsimons's colt Crusader winning by one length over Mr. Rives's colt de 22 in second place while Mr. Harrison's Burtrand was dismissed. Nineteen entries at 100 dollars each entered, with forfeit paid by the remaining horses.
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Paul Vitzsimons
Crusader
Rives Sc. c
Harrison
B.c
Burtrand
Missouri Emancipation Bill Preview in Congress
The Columvia Telescope notes private sources saying a bill to emancipate all slaves in the District of Columbia will be introduced in Congress in Fetensiy. The plan aims to favor the Colonization Society by allowing its Washington meeting before any broad emancipation move.
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Missouri
Congress
Ras
CuLumpia
Colonization Society
Washington
The Intelligent Mr McDuffie in Washington Letter
A Washington letter lauds Mr McDuffie of the Portland Advertiser for his honesty courage and directness. It praises his plain manner strong principle and fearless zeal as a powerful force in shaping opinion. The piece extols principled leadership likening it to noble work and compares oratory to tangible moral impact.
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McDuffie
Buooxs
Portland Advertiger
Washington
McDuffie Caihe
McDufiie
Political clash reflection over 1833 Georgia contest
A Charleston era letter comments on a rival election in which Mr. Martin defeats a Nullifier by a small margin. It denounces party worship, defends independence of the press, and questions the unanimity claimed by convention supporters.
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Sacuffimus County
Nusafier
Martin
Treaume
Marin
Sheri
Mastin
Republican Article Misrepresents Our Gov Troup
The Savannah Republican claims misrepresentation in a recent 24 hour issue about Governor Troup. It accuses the article of garbling a sentence and distorting the author’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Troup
Criticism of Andrew Jackson and state authority rhetoric
In a forceful ideological critique, the author attacks Andrew Jackson and his supporters, accusing them of sedition, subservience, and tyranny. The piece argues that Jackson’s rise and the Nullification crisis undermine republican principles, patriotism, and Georgia leadership, warning of civil discord and foreign meddling.
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Andrew Jackson
Conlin
St Georgia
Wien
Ovuin
Decuj
Acserteu
Georgia
Hs i
Jackson
Gio Lumpku
Father Shen
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Janes G. Beonnety
Philwelphia Examiner
Zoflicer
Goa
National Gazette
National Gazelle
USB
Colonel Beaton
Chey
Erie
Federal Union
Central Bank of Georgia
Oletne
Pe. Pomdinson
John G. Polhill
Morney
Sidbury
Milledgeville
Proves S. Stone
Savadoh Clariosty
Bamimond
State House Guild
Augunea
Colt Rackk
Mischief
Republican
Colonel Troup
Chronicle
State Rights
Union Party
Col. Troup
Esc
Thas
Albany
Nigau
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