Abolition Debate Over Immediate Action in District of Columbia
The article condemns gradual abolitionists while accusing colonizationists and immediate abolitionists of pressuring Congress to end slavery in the District of Columbia. It notes violent campaigns and biased press coverage, arguing about motives and political risk among Northern and Southern interests.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
Anj
U.S
Commercial Advertiser
Haven
Emancipation talk amid Southern hotel scenes observed
The narrator notes enslaved workers scrubbed hotel passages while enslaved women and men move about, praising cleanliness yet condemning the social order. A North-South tension emerges as a refined African American woman is described. the speaker warns against meddling with other peoples affairs while condemning indulgence. Weather shifts from rain to cool, wet days after Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Scriven Celebration Letters Show State Rights Fervor
Letters from J C Calhoun A S Clayton R H Wilde and R L Meade decline Scriven County State Rights Association celebration invitations in 1834 with notes on liberty federal power and warnings against consolidation and despotism.
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Scriven
State Rights Arty
Scriven County
J.C. Calhoun
Washington
State Rights Association
Iregard
Izeue
State Rights Party of
Georgia
Union
Tam
E. J.C. Calhoun
R.H. Wilde
House of Representatives
Savannah
Richard Henry Wilde
R. L
HixcTon
Beriven County
Jackson Borough
State Rights Sentiments From Georgia Leaders 1834
Letters from Roger L. Gamble George R. Gilmer J. M. Berrien and others express support for State Rights and Constitution preservation. They decline or accept invitations to celebrate Independence with sentiments praising liberty and opposition to federal overreach. Messages emphasize union, popular rights, and defenses against tyranny.
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T. Roger L, Gamble
J. M. Berrien
Savarnan
Jacksonborough
Georgia
CoxetiteTrial Union
MO. MacPherson Berrien
Nonsense and Wit Amid Short Verses and Local Notes
A brief, fragmentary column notes playful verse by Dr. O Mac and a joking exchange about Union plans. It mentions an early cotton planting experiment and records Col. G J S Walker delivering a Lafayette eulogy in Mobile on the 17th.
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G.J.8. Walker
Lafayette
Mobile
Dull London Cotton Market and Global Quotations
London reports a dull cotton market with 670 bales at public axle and Surat sales, while Liverpool notes strong weekly demand totaling about 33 000 bales and steady quotations across upland, mobile, and Tennessee grades. Charleston and New York scenes show firm hold on prime stock with mixed imports and modest weekly activity in late July.
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London
Liverpool
Upland
Mobile
Orivan
Tennessee
Surat
Steaty
Havre
United States
Alabama
L'énnessee
Pernambucso
Cayenne
Chanceston
Uplands
Courier
Paitapecraia Manges
Perth
New Orleans
New York
Florida
Alabamas
Notice to Bani on Day Preceding Business Day
Persons having business with the Bani on that day are asked to attend on the preceding day.
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Willi
Bang
Augusta
ISB. Vis Bank
Jae Tounsnay
Lefayette
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