Indiana District Court dates change under new act
The First Session of the Twenty second Congress enacts that the United States District Court for the District of Indiana shall be held on the last Mondays of May and November each year instead of the first Mondays. Also protects ongoing civil and criminal proceedings from date change effects. The act is signed by President Andrew Jackson on May 19 1832.
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United States
District Court of the
District of
Indiana
Senate
Crasse
United States of America
Congress
Jethro Wood
House of Representatves
Editoari
South Carolina
Dor
Credulor
Goa
Act for reciprocal voyage privileges between United States and Colombia
Text describes a 19th century agreement granting Colombian vessels entry and duties exemptions when trading with the United States. It outlines conditions for lifting restrictions if similar privileges are revoked for American vessels, and allows presidential proclamation to suspend or withhold privileges if reciprocal measures are revoked. The measure envisions enforcement and temporary suspension depending on Colombia’s compliance.
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United States
Republic of Colombia
Senate
United Sites
Congress
Colombia
United Stites
Citizens Resolved to Withhold Fares Amid Tyranny
Citizens of Birmingham and nearby towns protest aristocratic rule by refusing to pay fares. They declare rights into their own hands and post notices in large letters on doors and windows signaling their resolve.
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Birmingham
Naghad
Overhind Grievances vs Rightful Tax Reform Calls
An 1830s style public notice contrasts Overhind grievances with proposed reform. It argues that oppression mirrors a violated confederation compact and urges immediate action, noting no taxes paid until the reform bill passes. It cites Broadside rhetoric about nullification and ministers’ retention.
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England
South Carolina
Spring Grove Festival Promotes Free Trade and State Rights
A July 1832 notice from Laurens District documents a spring festival at Spring Grove near Lufrens honoring Free Trade and State Rights. Speakers include Gov. James Hamilton Jr and John C Calhoun, praising states' rights and warning against consolidation and federal overreach.
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Lufrens
Spring Grove
Ueng
James Hamilton
Carolina
John Caldwell Calhoun
Cato Fiorin
Aristides
Jackson
Martin van Buren
South Carolina
Wasinsatos
Mth
May
Genthonen
Lecgret
Auberty
Union
Memorial notice for Rev. Joseph P. Marshall
A lengthy tribute from Milledgeville records the death of Rev. Joseph P. Marshall born in Columbia County Georgia on March 27 16. He was son of Rev Abeubam Marshall and grandson of Rev Daniel Marshall. He pastored multiple churches and served as clerk of the Georgia Baptist Association. His death on March 23 1882 sparked resolutions praising his humility diligence and service and condolences to his widow and children. The Milledgeville Recorder also notes Cherokee Survey progress and a discussion on tariffs and the Bank bill.
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Besiow
Josez P. Marsuant
Columbia County
Georgia
Abeubam Marshall
Daniel Marshall
Jesus Christiqe
Baptist Church
Riokee
Airkes
John Boyd
Diet Chureh
Pebrunvy
Boyd
Mwarshall
Giod
Marshall
Efe
Gdooring
Merstall
Dabes P. Marshall
Christian Bens
Fourth of July 56th Anniversary Celebration in Augusta
The 56th Independence anniversary was observed in Augusta with a daytime procession led by Maj. Gen. Montgomery and a service at the Presbyterian Church. James W. Davies read the Declaration. E. Staines delivered an eloquent oration praising liberty while critiquing nullification and urging conciliation within the Union.
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Montgomery
Outor
United States
Egwo. Campbenn
Presbyterian Church
James W. Davies
E. Staines
Lah
Poland
Ubu
Uuson
Fragmentary Political Debate Targets Union and Parties
A garbled historical political discourse notes pressure within a city faction over relief measures and resistance during a session. Mentions names and factions like Nuiliers 2 More and Sulla but remains unclear on outcomes.
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Sullas
Fragmentary Speech on Nullification Debates 1830
The text discusses Dessis L. Ryans and Wood's Resolutions in the 1830 House debate. It notes interpretations about Nullification, strict constructionist views, and declarations from a speech published in the Georgia Journal. It shows positions before and after inferences drawn about supporters.
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Dessis L. Ryans
Warreth
Ryan
Wood
House of Representatives
Georgia Journal
Sone
South Carolina
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Mejor
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Bait Cereon
Gabe
H. Watts
Viginia
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Ferson
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Om oDa
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Columbia
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Cource
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Presidkwil
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Pennsylvania
Meashies
Wat
Russia
Wana
Milledgeville
the Recorder
South
Augusta Lord S'sas
Confederacy
Taryyy
Ynan
Shallist Globe Hotel
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Guisins
Lanian
Fey
HS Uy Spectabie Company
Buarde Ays Hilists
Globe Hotel
Shipwine
Beit Tyre
Cyrus Gee
No Kirk Amor
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Grees
Cane
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