Indiana District Court Time Change Act of 1832
United States law alters Indiana District Court schedule to hold sessions on the last Mondays of March and November each year. Provisions ensure ongoing civil and criminal proceedings proceed as if the change had not occurred. The measure is signed by President Andrew Jackson in May 1832.
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United States
District of
Indiana
Senate
Crasse
United States of America
Congress
Jethro Wood
House of Representatves
Editoari
Ueng
James Hamilton
Carolina
John Caldwell Calhoun
Cato Fiorin
Aristides
Jackson
Martin van Buren
South Carolina
Wasinsatos
Mth
May
Genthonen
Lecgret
Auberty
Union
Dor
Credulor
Goa
United States Colombia trade act provisions on duties and ports
The act authorizes Colombian vessels and their cargoes to pay no import duties or tonnage taxes when entering the United States from Colombian ports. It removes direct port restrictions if reciprocal action is verified and allows suspension of privileges if Colombian vessel benefits are revoked.
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United States
Republic of Colombia
Senate
United Sites
Congress
Colombia
United Stites
Birmingham Citizens Rebel Over Tyranny Demands
Birmingham and neighboring towns rise against aristocratic rule. Residents vow to refuse tribute and reclaim rights, inscribing bold declarations on doors and windows as a symbol of defiance.
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Birmingham
Naghad
No Taxes Paid Until Reform Bill Passed
A distressed letter outlines grievances of Overhind against a government system seen as tyrannical and protected by law. It argues for nullification as South Carolina did, urging immediate reform and warning ministers to retain office or reforms must come swiftly.
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England
South Carolina
Birmingham Journal
Congress
the Recorder
South
Free Trade and State Rights Festival in Lufrens District
A Spring Grove area festival in Lufrens District honored Free Trade and State Rights. Speakers praised South Carolina’s sovereignty, debated the American System, and urged defense of state powers against federal overreach.
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Lufrens
Spring Grove
Remembering Rev. Jose P. Marshall and his lineage
A tribute notice recalls Rev. Jose P. Marshall born March 27 in Georgia, son of Rev. Abeubam Marshall and grandson of Rev. Daniel Marshall. The article details his life, ordination, pastorates, battles with illness, and family left behind including six children. It notes his service in multiple churches, roles in Georgia Baptist circles, and a farewell resolution from the churches.
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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 Celebration in Augusta and Civil War Reflections
The 56th Independence Day was marked by a procession to the Presbyterian Church and a reading of the Declaration. Orator E. Staines praised liberty while critiquing nullification and urging conciliation within the Union amid sectional tensions and calls for compromise.
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Montgomery
Outor
United States
Egwo. Campbenn
Presbyterian Church
James W. Davies
E. Staines
Lah
Poland
Ubu
Uuson
Charleston politics and party split debates emerge
An old city political chatter recounts warnings that without relief and resistance the party would split. The dialogue notes factions within the union and possible shifts among leaders and followers amid heated debates.
Correction on Ryans and Wood's Resolutions in 1830 debate
The fragment discusses Dessis L. Ryans of Warreth and the 1830 House debate on Wood's Resolutions and Cherokee Land, indicating a claim of nullification support. It notes a letter from Ryans and a declaration by the author claiming strict constructionist views and no change in opinion since 1830.
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Dessis L. Ryans
Warreth
Ryan
Wood
House of Representatives
Georgia Journal
Sone
South Carolina
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