Acts on postponing trials in Arkansas Territory and vaccination aid
Old federal act orders the U S District Attorney for Arkansas Territory to halt further proceedings in pending cases after Supreme Court terms, with pay and compensation rules for judges. It also directs land and title withholdings until congressional order and allows extended judge duties after next Supreme Court term. A vaccination extension act follows, mandating Indian Agents to organize vaccination against smallpox and authorizing War Department support and funding.
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Arkansnas
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A. Stevenson
House of Representatives
J Cocaliloun
Andrew Jackson
Bell Fiether
Mary
Secretary of War
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Sorgeonsen
Pepertaest
Shallenbaus
Poreary
Congressional debate on bank charter amendments in the Senate
In the state capital discussion resumes on the Bank of the United States charter. Moore amendment limits taxation powers. Sprague substitute would distribute bonds by federal count. Amendments on bank control and stockholder voting limits face divisions with votes around 28 to 19 and 23 to منظور.
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Ewing
Steine
Legislation Moves and Amendments in House Debates
Debates over a five year term amendment and notes issuance at a bank's debts hearing. Wording changes target mandatory acceptance of notes by branches and prohibition of notes below a certain value. The Tari bill advances then is amended in committee after two party line votes and brief remarks on protecting domestic manufacturers.
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Appleton
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Committee of Wage and Means
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Hines
Committee On Manufactures
Augusta Chtoxtey
Athens
Banner
Dent
Augusta Chronicls
Renly
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Mises
Perlas
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Dre
Augusta
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Faber
Tiana
Cessarry
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Vo Correspondenes Publication And Clarification
A historical note states that Vo Correspondenes will cease ongoing communications for now. The editor praises past efforts and explains the author’s intention to continue when feasible, asserting the matter was minor and only momentary. The explanation aims to remove any lasting impressions.
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Oestrvin
Ace
Nullification and Constitution in the State Debate
The piece argues against a majority tyranny within the Union, defending nullification as a proper check by the people. It claims the Constitution limits power to delegated authority, preserves minority rights, and warns that a consolidating despotism would erase constitutional safeguards. The author asserts confidence in the people and vows to continue the discussion.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Congress
Yen
Meir
Haviee
Supreme Court
Confederacy
Nullification and Free Trade clash in Georgia letters
The correspondence from May 1832 discusses the nullification controversy in Georgia and South Carolina, praising or opposing figures like Calhoun and Jackson. It references Hamburg and a Georgia newspaper war, with arguments on state rights and federal duties.
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Georgia
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United States
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Jackson
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McLane
Kkgure
Jom Moore
Norfolk
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Calhoun
Supreme Court
Nullification and Union fears voiced in Georgia letters
A May 28 1802 letter from Savannah argues Nullification will mirror South Carolina action under any crushing federal move. It praises Gov Hasbrouck, urges dissemination of political tracts, and predicts widespread adoption of South Carolina style remedies as the only peaceful redress.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Waemissoxr
Hasbrros
Hamburg
S.C
Jeffrson
Congress
Tevick
Richmond Convention Ticket Endorsed by Augusta Chronicle
The Augusta Chronicle notes the qualifications and integrity of candidates and urges voters to approve the Richmond representation ticket for the Civil State Convention. Named endorsers include Robert Raymond Reld and William Cumming with Augustus B. Longstrlet.
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Richmond
Robert Raymond Reld
William Cumming
Augustus B. Longstrlet
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