The Kitchen Cabinet Opened in Washington Conspiracy Claims
The Washington Globe is exposed as the hub of conspiracy led by Amos Kendall and F P Blair with editor Whitney and others accused of bank influence and political intimidation. Letters describe attempts to control editors, target rivals, and seize a newspaper interest amid national banking disputes and press wars.
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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
Bosare
Meretary M' Lane
Re. Whesehin
Lewis M-Lane
the Treasury
Sirike
Vr. W
Gales & Seaton
State Rights Meeting Organizes Talbot County Association
A large State Rights Party meeting in Parburton Talbot County on February 6 elected Reuben Aedndge Esq as President and James Cadenhead as Chairman. Dr. Philipps named Secretary. officers include Thomes C. Mi Reen Treasurer and B. Po. Smeal Corresponding Secretary. A committee to draft a report was appointed for the next meeting on the first Tuesday in February.
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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
Fragmentary obituary note in Southern Recorder and Enquirer
Incomplete text mentions JAMES CADENHEA and reverend names, showing a fragmentary obituary or notice from the Southern Recorder and Columbus Enquirer with unclear details.
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Southern Recorder
Columbus Enquirer
James Cadenhea Hin
Revern Pmu'ys
State Rights Sentinel editor asked to define Nullification stance
A reader questions the editor of the State Rights Sentinel on January 18 1834 about whether the paper’s November 13 prospectus fully adopts Nullification principles in their broadest sense. The inquiry requests a clear statement of alignment or deviation.
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the Sentinel
State Rights Sentinel
State Rights Party
Military Movement Through City on Way to Fort Mitchell
Two additional companies of U S troops about 140 men passed through the city on Wednesday en route to Fort Mitchell. The report notes this movement is connected to broader commentary on free institutions.
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U.S
Fort Mitchell
The Colt Race on Columbia Turf Results
The Colt Race on the Columbia Turf dated the 13th produced Col. Paul Vitzsimons’s colt Crusader winning by 11 lengths as Mr. Rives’s colt sc. de 22 placed second, with Mr. Harrison’s colt Burtrand distanced. Nineteen entries at $100 each entered. the rest forfeited.
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Paul Vitzsimons
Crusader
Rives Sc. c
Harrison
B.c
Burtrand
Missouri Emancipation Bill Said to Rise in Congress
The Columvia Telescope reports from private sources that a bill to emancipate all slaves in the District of Columbia will be introduced in Congress in Fetensiy after preparations. It claims the measure aims to let the Colonization Society convene in Washington first, with the plan supported by those aligned to that group.
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Missouri
Congress
Ras
CuLumpia
Colonization Society
Washington
Mr McDuffie Praised For Honest Eloquence In Washington
A Portland Advertiser letter from Washington extols Mr McDuffie as a speaker who commands attention and authority. It credits his honesty, moral courage, and directness of purpose with leaving a lasting impression and shaping political influence despite plain manner.
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McDuffie
Buooxs
Portland Advertiger
Washington
McDuffie Caihe
McDufiie
Contentious Georgia election sparks party clash and editor rebuke
The piece rails against a fierce local race between MARTIN and a Nullifier candidate, praising MARTIN’s character while condemning the opposing side. It notes a post election purge by the City Council and questions the unity of the State Rights and Republican factions, urging publication of opposing views.
Savannah Republican misquotes on Gov. Troup issue
A Savannah newspaper criticizes the Republican article dated the 24th for misrepresenting Governor Troup, accusing it of garbled wording and biased copy. The notice emphasizes concern over fairness and accuracy in reporting.
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Savannah
Troup
Public Review of State Leadership and Federal Relations
The piece condemns political figures including Andrew Jackson and Calhoun era leaders, accusing them of threats to republican principles. It argues that state sovereignty and virtue are betrayed by federal overreach and calls for adherence to constitutional duties within Georgia and the South.
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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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