Fanatics attacked by the Courier on June sermon
In a forceful defense the N Y Courier denounces the Rev Dr Cox and his immediate emancipation address. It calls his theories blasphemous and warns of dangers to social order and the Union. The piece targets abolitionist zeal and ridicules claims that Jesus was a negro, urging restraint and loyalty to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
United States
Rescon
Publius Roman
Judea
Columty
Abolitionist Claims Saviour Portrayed as Negro Sparks Debate
A mid 19th century Baltimore Patriot letter asserts a long standing Christian consensus on the Jesus portrait, then attacks Dr Cox for claiming the Saviour was black. The critique accuses abolitionists of pushing racial superiority aims and notes nationalist political tensions in the Congress Post Office investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publius
Gesius
Cox
Nero
Bank references and political maneuvering noted in Senate speech
The passage records Wilkins and Sutherland, both described as bankers, pushing for the recharter of the current Bank while Forsyth is identified as a bank man. It warns to expect a Bank Cabinet and mentions no progress on the vacancy to England, all tied to Navy Department policy and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washieron
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Senate
Grundy
Post Office Department
Jackson
Mr. Grundy
Casy
England
Cass Husettes
MelLine
Wasmeron
Ewing
Parson Brown
U. States
Jarundy
Robinson
Clay
Elingis
Col. Johnson
New Mampehirg Thes
Wilkins
Sutherland
Navy Department
Forsyth
U.S. Telegraph
Secretary of the Senate
Bank of the
United States
Politics of the Aurora Rediviva and editorial clashes
The piece discusses misread political loyalties around Col. Duane and the Aurora, criticizing the venerable Whig stance and noting editorials from the Patriot and Richmond Whig. It shifts to Republican sentiment on federal deposits and Bank debates, then includes letters on emancipation, and a vivid set of curiosities from the era including the Virginian verdicts and a damaged figure head of General Jackson.
Eloquent Champion Urges Athens and Clark County Voters
Citizens are urged to remember their rights and interests as election day nears. The speaker defends the University and Democratic Republican factions against assaults by opponents, calling on the people of Athens and Clark County to vote in October for Franklin College supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Central Committee
Robert Augustus Braun
Bible Co
State Rights Congressional
Col
Seaborn Jones
Beall
Georgia
House of Representatives
Athens
Friends
Franklin College
Bates
Univ
Democratic Republican Party
Peop
Clark County
Imposter Warning About Bank of Georgia Impersonator
Savannah July 10 1834 warning readers to beware an impostor claiming ties to the Bank of the State of Georgia and the United States Bank. Letter from Abbeville SC and Savannah cites a man named Uriah J Bulloch impersonating a bank agent. officials declare the report fabrication and request newspapers publish the notice to protect the public and bank credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF the State OF Georgia
Savannah
W. Bb. Bulloch
S. Catalina
James Hunter
Bank of the United States
Bulloch
Georgia
Abbeville Court House
So. Ca
Joseph Calhoun
Calhoun
Charleston
United States Bank
State of Georgia
Congress
Ste
Uriah J. Bulloch
Augusta
I.K. 'Tepet
Bank United States
Simon
Bank of
American Turf Register July contents and race notes
The July issue outlines extensive racing coverage including the celebrated horse Me Mair, condition and stable management guidance, brood mare effects from clover pastures, veterinary notes on scratches and grease, eye treatment features, and a bear versus panther combat piece. It also surveys breeding, hunting ethics, fishing maxims, game cocks, and historical racing events, with notices of upcoming matches and races across multiple American tracks and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Magazine
Ids
Arpedon
Leviathan
Sportsman’s Cyclopedia
Brandon
Col. Johnson
Eclipse
Taske
Paris
Berand
Crofis
Pizarro
Jovkey Clubs
Maryland
N. Carolina
All England
Hopkinville
Ken
Woodville
Mies
Iberia, Lon
Newport, Ky
Christianville
Lexington, Ky
Norfolk
To Rent Large Commercial Store in Charleston
From October 1st next, a large and convenient store under the present occupier Mr John Marshall. The store was recently occupied by M Knowlton and is located in Charleston with August 1824 as the date fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stel
John Marshall
M Knowlton
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N. ¥. Courier and Engqsbert
the Fanatics
The
Baltimore Patriot
Aurora
Col. Duane
Wo. J. Duane
Richmond Whig
Duane
Jacksonism
Patriot
Winchester
Webster
Rives
Tazewell
Stevenson
Virginia
Custom House
New York
New Yoas
South
Garrison & Co
Upper Canada
Wilberforce Setilement
Lewis
Philadelphia
Boston
Gen. Jackson
Com. Elliott
Constitution
Tronsides
Block
Beecher
Navy Yard
Pendleton Messenger
Naucoochy
Walhersham County
Southern Whig
J.hu‘ister
Cashier
Alabama
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
American Turf Register
Noua
Interior Court of Lincoln
Cougnt
Jeave T Séllall
Tuomas Sur
Dec
D. Salah Shipp
Adm
X. Thanky Evans
Harleston Scot
Williams, Dewar
Ge Rproneners
Messrs. McKenzie & Benn
Paul Fitzsimons
Thomas McGraw
Jane
Och
Medical College OF the
State of South
eowBy
W. W. Montgons
Nacoochee V
Iegi Habershaim
Benj. Clevela
Scraven
Jacksonboro
Primus
Betty
Richard W. Rieves
Filas
Ephraim Hunteron Williamson
Hos, Greene
Aers Levy
John
Jones
Willian Greene
Levy
Jacob Bryan
Louisvile
Agret
Honoradle Inferio
Jefferson County
Siti
Alfa
E Robert Garvin
Asuley Philips
Columbi House
Columbia County
Petershu
Payne
Luke
Zuke
Sealle
Crump
Foster
Sarah Gad
G. G. Pankersley
You
Columbia Co
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