The Nullification Debate and Interposition Dilemma
The speaker argues that nullification is a legitimate state right against federal power yet warns of the danger of coercive enforcement. He compares South Carolina and Georgia approaches, warns of a clash with the federal government, and stresses the sovereignty of the states within their reserved powers while contemplating possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Congress
Supreme Court
Ajax
Mr. Clay
Georgia
Montcomery
Ararat
Columbia
James Epward
Pury
Carolina
Savannah River
Belgrims
Europe
Orglethorpe
Speech on Constitutional Liberty and Union Defense
The speaker urges court action as a shield for liberty and warns against corruption and mob rule. He recalls Puritans resisting taxation and calls for unity among Southern states to preserve limited government and accountable public agents. He praises Georgia and South Carolina cooperation while stressing shared interests over factional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Star Chamber
Johnn Bull
Rectus
Shrine of Liberty
Baxchecour
Naseby
Mayston Moor
Burke
Tsenko
Georgia
Tai
Steifus
Tertaine
Crawford
Calhoun
Peramuitine
Carolina
South
Union of Georgia and Carolina at Hamburg Border Festival
The Hamburg Border festival between Georgians and Carolinians draws crowds of about two thousand. The event promotes unity after anti-South Carolina tensions, aided by speeches from Gov. Hamilton and Cal Preston and the Augusta Chronicle’s coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Augusta
Charleston
Augusta Chronicle
Gov
Hamilton
Cal
Preston
Edgerfield Carolinian
Abbeville
River Tragedy Near Bolton's Wharf Claims Doctor
In Savanyan on June 8 1882 Dr S terdiy fell from a boat landing at Bolton's Wharf and sank after stepping on an unsecured flank. After over two hours divers recovered the body a short distance below the spot. Dr Furth, who arrived from Hamburg about sixteen years ago, pursued medical practice here as it expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanyan
S.terdiy
Wm. Seabrook
Bolton's Wharf
Furth
Hamburg
Pusru
Cotton Market Notes From Liverpool and Charlestown
Commercial report notes fair demand for upland cotton early in the week, dull at asking prices midweek, and renewed inquiry with price concessions by Friday and Saturday. Prices quoted inferior to good 9 1 4 to 10 1 4 cents, common prime 10 1 4 to 11 1 4, with scarce higher grades. Liverpool sales total 16 365 bales last week, with imports 45 400 and year-to-date 252 030, showing overall dull market and reluctance to accept declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charveston
Courier
Liverpool
Upland
Orleans
Alabama
Sea Island
Atlantic
Mexico
Death of General Sumter Proclaimed in Camden Journal
The Camden Journal reports the death of General Sumter at his residence on South Mount. He died yesterday at noon, described as a venerable relic of revolutionary glory and a patriot and patriarch. The notice notes a sudden illness and promises full justice to his character in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Journal
Peate
Sumter
Journal
South Mount
Bail on Admiralty Claims Authorized in Vacation
The act grants U S judges authority in vacation to order delivery or sale of seized vessels or cargo on bail or bond, appoint appraisers, and execute recognizance, with notice to the collector and district attorney. Provisions apply to admiralty and maritime cases, with procedures similar to term time. Signed by Jackson on April 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
AO Stevenson
J.C. Calhoun
Isge
Andrew Jackson
Ordnance Department Established by Act
The act creates an Ordnance Department in the U S Army with a structure of one Colonel one Lieutenant Colonel two Majors and ten Captains plus enlisted men up to two hundred fifty. It also allows the Secretary of War to select Ordnance Sergeants from seasoned line sergeants with eight years service four as non commissioned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Republican
Tunwan Secus
Dixon’s Perry
Whitesides
Stilman
Hades
Aunt Tey
Synove Creek
Indias
Dixon's Perry
Ordnance Department
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Secretary of War
Pusuie
Cain Conseress
Assenbh Yatty Springs
Wastiline
Little River
Eivekly
Perritory
Arkansas
Tozell
Nagy Cobl
Seelons
Styies
Perley
Military Ordnance Establishment Provisions and Reforms Act
Fragmentary text outlines military pay provisions for preserve arms and stores at posts, with monthly rates, plus line pay. It references act dates in 1832, reductions to artillery establishment, and authority to select officers and men for ordnance duties under articles of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreiny
ACE
United Sing
Ordnance
Historic US law excerpts from 19th century acts
The document records multiple acts approved April 20 and July 1, detailing court changes in Staunton Virginia, territorial salt springs in Arkansas, and treaty fund appropriations. It mentions shifting court dates, leasing spring sites, and payments to Chippewa Oto Indians, Winnebago, and other tribes under various treaties and annual appropriations.
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Murth
Fighta
South Cacolia
Gisorgia
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of
Gorgia
Supreme Law of
Wah River
Uiis
Patterson
Philip
England
North America
London
Zarl Grey
Great Britain
Oo Qoeerr Wasnixeron
D. C
Cincinnati Gazette
Steam Boat Herald
Fleishman
St. Louis
Illinois
Crane
Thomas
Morgan
Bailey
Atkinson
United States Forces
Reynolds
Dixon's Ferry
Rock River
Stillman
Sycamore Creek
Tam
Joan Reynolds
Galena
Commercial
United States District
Staunton
Virginia
United Naristica
States District Court
Lvaz
Esa
United Staten
Bor Tobaccoan
Mds
Guiscouson
Josey Yy
Amenis
Sopis & Tietre
St. Dae
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