New US Acts Address Naval Rules and Louisiana District Court Time
The document summarizes several congressional acts from the session including a measure authorizing revision and extension of naval service rules, a reapportionment plan for Representatives across states, a change to the western district court of Louisiana holding date, and a relocation order for the Dred Office from Mount Salem to Franklin and for the land office from Franklin to Payette. It notes approvals dated May 332 and May 22 1532 and contains a late passage about Cherokee arrest news and a surveyor Brown.
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House of Representatives
United States
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Stevenson
Phaus of Representatives
WO Calaoun
Mount Sains
Mississippi
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Puyette
Missouri
House of Jt
United States of Miertwin
Young Johnston
Tibb
Brown
Habersham Coe
VcNair
Georgia
Strown
Tennessee
Athens
Nashville
Circuit Court of the
General Cove
Fragmented notice hints at US Cherokee relations and English reform news
The text mentions a Tennessee magistrate possibly acting under United States law with Cherokee interactions, plus English reporting from Liverpool June news. It notes Reform Bill progress in Lords, Wellington abroad for passage, and cholera disappearance in Paris with mixed European incidents and political shifts.
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England
New York
Liverpool
Duke of Wellington
Morning Herald
Reform Hill
Priday
Paris
Louisee
Vapteas
France
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Arighed
Higracke
Nuaplia
Cada
Be Just All Fear Not To Correspondents
The notice states that portions of the Appling celebration report and other items are omitted. It mentions an extract from a late sermon by the Unitarian pastor and pew references, reflecting editorial constraints in this issue.
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Appling
Unitarian Church
Cholera Reports From New York to the South
Telegrams note cholera updates from New York to the southern states, reporting 20 cases officially in the prior 21 hours and 11 deaths. The dispatch mentions delays in receiving papers beyond Virginia.
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N. York
Virginia
Appointment of A P B Janiin as Savannah collector
The Savannah Georgian reports private letters from Washington suggesting A P B Janiin has been appointed Collector of the Port of Savannah. The paper praises Janiin as a gentleman of worth and respectability who would honor any public station.
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Savannah
Lush
Washington
A. PB. Janiin
Maju Passa
Doctrine of nullification examined debated by Ottethor
In today’s paper Meds rosu provides a strong reply to Ottethor’s doctrine of nullification. The correspondent’s conclusive argument is highly respected and deserves reader attention for its apparent truth and justice.
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Meds Rosu
To-Day
Ottethor Spp
Public urged to act against U S Bank recharter plans
Citizens urged a public meeting to expose what is described as the U S Bank branch’s ruinous effects on Savannah and Augusta markets. The notice calls for a petition to the Legislature and legal action to curb or expel the bank to protect local business and prevent scarce specie and high exchange rates.
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U.S. Bank
Citiens
Savannah
Exchange
Notch
Augusta
U. S
Cuin
Resolutions Promote Constitutional Liberty and Southern Interests
The text praises respectable and influential gentlemen named in the proceedings. Col Peru is a prominent and valuable legislator and seen as a Congressional candidate. Gen Newnan, a popular county representative, is praised for Southern spirit and attachment to state rights. The piece urges imitation by Barbour and other counties.
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Faur
Mr. Bansour
Virginia
South
Matrix Vas Bones
Henry County
Col. Peru
Congress
Gen. Newnan
Barbour
Oglethorpe’s Examination Examined in Georgia Debate
The Augusta Chronicle editors critique Oglethorpe’s stance on federal power and nullification. They argue the Constitution requires three fourths approval for amendments and that a sovereign state may resist if the union oversteps. They warn against force and urge arbitration within constitutional bounds to avoid dissolution.
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Augusta
Tuay
Tam
South Carolina
Georgia
Austria
Oglethorpe
Oulethorpe
Congress
House of Representatives
Ogle
League
Pho
South
Guinous
The
Union
Gil Blas
S. Carolina
Chaleston
Wimpert
Savannah
Georgia Fights Nullification Debate Over Trade and Union
The piece argues for Georgia’s stance against nullification and secession. It contends that Georgia should oppose South Carolina’s free port move and warns of economic upheaval if the Union dissolves. It references figures like Ozlethorpe and Oglethorpe and discusses customs, trade, and constitutional authority.
Debate on Nullification and Federal Power in State Rights Era
Fragmented speech argues about constitutional limits, state sovereignty, and the right to nullify federal actions. It cites Jefferson, Madison, and Virginia resolutions while debating peaceful remedies versus coercion and secession as constitutional options.
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