Broken Ring and Faithless One in Corydon Verse
Fragments from Southern Literary Messenger present a poetic set about love, betrayal, pride, and endurance. The verse voices a wounded speaker addressing Love, Friendship, Treachery, Mammon, and Worth, with Corydon named as the poet and a closing plea to the Almighty. The verses recount a broken ring, a wounded heart, and a vow to endure until spiritual reward.
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Warre
Agricola
Albemarle
White
STATE RIGHTS CONVENTION AND NATIONAL POLITICS IN MILLEDGEVILLE
The Milledgeville Times reports on the State Rights Convention planned for the 15th, analyzing candidate influence and the need for principled nominations. It critiques reliance on popular voice versus party principles and warns delegates to act prudently to avoid future disfavor. It also covers Baltimore politics, Cherokee negotiation doubts, and brief New York market and international dispatch notes.
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Milledgeville Times
State Rights Party
Theerson
Asop
Liverpool Journal Questions Court of Apology Fallout
The Liverpool Journal asserts no basis for the nation’s demanded apology and calls the matter settled. It anticipates Mr. Livingston will return to the United States rather than stay in Europe, leaving a charge in Paris and the Constitution to sail to the Mediterranean.
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New York
Cuantesron
Columbia
Wright
U.S
Godo
New York Mercantile Advertiser
Havre
Liverpool
Evie
New York Daily Advertiser
France
P. S
Wall Street
Europe
Baltimore
Charleston
Star
Livingston
Constitution
Washington
J d
Faneuil Hall
John C. Gray
C. P. Curtis
Daniel Webster
R.C. Winthrow
R. Choate
F. C. Gray
Mr. Choate
Epenetas Howe, Esq
Samuel Field
North Salem
West Chester County
J. Painter, Esq
Stafford
Leviathan
Memnon
Doncaster
Mer
Barclay Street
S. B. Sutton
Barbiere
Verpool Journal
United States
Holland
Paris
Mediterranean
Independence Day Oration Assigned to Local Figures
The Committee of Arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration has named Henscuza V. Jouxson, Esq., as Orator of the Day and Dr. F. M. Ronenrson as Reader of the Declaration of Independence. Both have accepted the appointments.
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Henscuza V. Jouxson
F. M. Ronenrson
Subscription list transferred to local bookseller
The friends and subscribers of this work are told that the late agent has transferred his subscription list and local agency to Mr. Thomas Phayt, bookseller, whose reputable character guarantees fair and honorable treatment. An advertisement from the former agent is referenced.
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Penny Magazine
Thomas Phayt
Burke Delegation Names Publicized Again for Convention
The paper confirms the Burke Delegation to the State Rights Convention has been announced already. It notes prior editorials on the matter in its semi weekly issue of the 27th and weekly issue of the 30th last month and reprints the communication to ensure readers are informed.
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New York
John Marshall
Crandell
Glasgow
London
Lord Eliot
Mina
Don Carlos
Spain
Tolosa
Secumbaria
Portcais
Lord Elliott
Tologa
Pempeluna
Portugal
Lisbon
Che Cortes
Chamber of Peers
Charleston
Chamber of Deputies
France
New York American
Burke
Sentinel
Meeting in Oglethorpe State Rights convention July 2 1835
Public notice records a State Rights convention in Lexington on June 2 1835. Enw an Coxe Esq named chairman and W M K rytey secretary. Delegates from Oglethorpe were selected to attend Milledgeville convention. Judge Clayton withdraws. anti nullifier faction nominates alternatives Col John H Howard John Moore Gen John Floyd Judge C B Strong Judge W T Colquitt Judge Law.
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Oglethorpe
State Rights Party of
Lexington
Enwann Coxe
W. M'Krytey
John Bitives
Milledgeville
Col. Briturs
Youno
Turner
Moons
Lawpnem
Major Moons
R. Foreman
Enwanin Coxs
Tuomas
Smoe
Joux Wrav
Esa
ED. Coxe
W. McKinter
Clayton
Grumen
Gitmen
Judge Clayton
John H. Howard
Baldwin
John Moore
John Floyd
Camden
C. B. Strong
Bibb
W.T. Colquitt
Muscogee
Reverend James Shannon Named President of Jackson College
The Montgomery Advertiser reports, via a Louisiana friend, that Rev. James Shannon, Baptist, currently Professor of Languages at the University of Georgia, has been elected president of the college in Jackson, Louisiana, and will assume duties this fall.
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James Shannon
Montgomery Advertiser
Louisiana
Shannon
University of Georgia
Jackson
Contested Presidential Nominations and Nullification Debate
A letter to the Baltimore Chronicle argues President Jackson favors Judge White, while The Chronicle corroborates from private sources. The piece critiques the Baltimore Convention choices, contrasts White and Van Buren, and defends Duane against Federalist charges, recounting conversations and views on Proclamation and Force Bill, while vowing Southern unity and vigilance.
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Baltimore Chronicle
Jackson
Judge White
Chronicle
Baltimore
White
van Buren
South
Tur Augusta Chronicle reply clash over nullification and White
The Alabama Journal reprints a long exchange with the Augusta Chronicle. The writers deny accusations, defend Judge White, and argue about Nullification and the Tariff, noting Duane’s prior support and the Chronicle's stance on federal power and the presidency. They defend honesty in politicians and contest past editor claims.
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Tur Aucusta Chronicle
Exchange Chronicle
Pensacola
Sloop of War
Vandalia
Glascock
Chronicle
van Buren
Judge White
State Rights Party
Georgia
White
William J. Duane
Pemberton
Duane
Jackson
South Carolina
Congress
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Corydon
Maryland
Ilinois
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Chattahoochee Bank
Darien
Millergeville Recorder
Thenes
Ross
Ridge
Augus E AS
Alabama Journal
Wm. J. Duane
Mr. Duane
Confederacy
Executive
Treasury
Ritchie
Mr. D
Whig Party
North
Republican State Rights Party
Virginia
Col. Raevrv
Philadelphia Examiner
Duant
Augusta Chronicle
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