Editor Accuses Paper Boss of Pensioned Press Bias
The report exposes alleged abuses in post office grants and press favoritism linking editor roles to contracts. It claims a pensioned editor operates as a political ally with extra mail routes and privileged news distribution, detailing bids and payments over years.
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Virginia
Jackson
Ois
Enarty
U. S. Bank
Eoipe
Ster
Myshire
Igi
Yy and
Bennett
Bellefonte
Ile
Pennsylvania
Ier
ISBL
Moore
Libo
J. Welt
B. Bennett
United States Telegraph
Senate
Southard Tom
New Hampshire Patriot Criticized for Newspaper Privilege
A political attack accuses the New Hampshire Patriot of abusing its status as a state paper to secure thirteen mail contracts and free distribution. It argues that a contractor profits by favoring the Patriot, stifling rival papers and shaping party calculations in New Hampshire.
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Boston
Jamin Gorham
Wel- Cirator
Heri
Himalaya
Tropics
United States
Wallick
New Hampshire
Southard
New Hampshire Patriot
Patriot
Stand of Colors Presented to Richmond Blues at Tas Moraise
An event at the Eagle and Phenix Hotel Tas Moraise near Augusta Market features a Stand of Colors painted by a young local lady, to be presented to the Richmond Blues at 9 o clock. Cotton prices remain steady with prime demand. crop lots around 12 cents per pound. The Milledgeville Times reports that the Cherokee injunction case before the Convention of Judges upheld by ruling that courts can hear such cases and that an injunction is proper.
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Richmond Blues
Eagle and Phenix
Tas Moraise
Augusta
Milledgeville
Hooper
Warner
Thomas
Capt. Cuthbert
Bank of Macon
Lafayette
Geo. M. Walker
Order of Celebration for Fifty-Ninth Independence Anniversary
A committee plans a procession at 10:30 A M starting in front of Printer's Hotel to the Presbyterian Church. Robert Cranks reads the Declaration and James Ganpner Jr delivers an address. Procession order includes Volunteer Corps General Officers Officers Army Orator Clergy Magistrates Medical Faculty Students and Citizens.
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United States
Joux Kerr
Mareshall
Printer’s Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Robert Cranks
James Ganpner, Jr
Washington City Journal of Congress June 1834 Mourning and Debates
The Senate agreed to resolutions from the House mourning Gen Lafayette. A Cherokee land plea was tabled. Amendments to the General Appropriation bill were concurred. A bill granting Washington $70 000 yearly for canal interest faced debate and criticism over Southern financial burdens and mortgage concerns.
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Senate
House
Lafayette
Jobn Ross
Georgia
Washington
Holland
Congress
South
Ehazens
Augusta
Carolina
Debates on Indian Territory Rule and Senate Nominations
Historical summaries report the House postponing a bill to organize Indians west of the Mississippi and select a delegate to Congress, while a treaty plan offers cash and land provisions for Cherokee emigrants. Senate actions include extending the session, post office inquiries, and confirmations of Forsyth and Woopgury to State and Treasury. public notices recount steamer sale and Gen Newson’s move, with commentary on Judge Richardson.
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South
Mississippi
Congress
Washington
Cane
Arkansas
Neural
Senate
Cass
England
Barry
Spein
van Ness
Woopsury
War
Treasury Department
Kenpat
Amos Kendall
Col. Preston
Ensye
Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Crayton
Sournarp
Yeas
Forsyth
Woopgury
the Treasury
Spercer
North Carolina
Stevenson
West Point
Georgia
Indian Springs
Post Office
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Con
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Blais &Hey
Trump
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Columbia
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Charleston
Johnson
Mercury
Richardson
O'Neale
Col. Blanding
O' Neale
Columbis
Jack
Court of Appeals
Fridag
Joly
Washington City
John David Mangin
James Curry
Savannah
Newson
Henry
Murray County
Carriea
Macdonough Jacksonian
Times Office
Jonoson & O' Nea
Sigheon
Kkichmend
King Hlll
Tsaivhpay
Youssclair
Richmond Hussars
Gen. Glaraverre
J. S. Camfield
Camfield
Lap Ayliner
Friends of Liberty
Democracy
Union
Lapayvette
Lapfavette
France
Lafayripe
Lafayetur
Mioreover
Wilson Luypkin
Beach Island
Fuuman Pagonoaian
Wmtoany
S.C
Scottsborough
Robert
Brown
Mary L. Brown
Columbia Court House
William Jones
Columbia County
Keg Creek
Petersburg Road
Payne and
Luke
Oakman
Zuke
Joish Roberts
Win Ia. Bealle
Cromp
Poster
Sarah Garnett
New York
Price & Mallery
WM. B. Savage
Ellis-streets
A. S. Hotel
Eoster
John Marshall
A. Knowlton
Me. Spollard
W. W. Montgometry
Jane
Tennessee
G. G. Tankeresley
Greglabue
Interior Court of Columbia
Halk County
Said County
Sayrugd Sucuivan
Joan Cartlidge
Court House
Appling
Inferior Court
Peyton Mawes
Cartledge
Spalding
Hutchinson
Little River
Little Liver
John Cartlidge
Louisville
Jefferson County
Arthur BK. Cheatham
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