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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1836

Page

2

Congress Resists Slavery Interference in District

A lengthy Pinckney report argues Congress has no constitutional authority to abolish or disturb slavery in the District of Columbia or to affect slaveholding states. It warns such acts would threaten the Union, provoke insurrection, and destroy public faith, urging dismissal of emancipation schemes and a tabled approach to all anti slavery petitions.

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Glascock's Letter On Slavery Resolutions In Congress

THOS GLASCOCK explains why he declined voting on two resolutions regarding slavery. He asserts Congress lacks constitutional authority over slavery in states and objects to any interference in the District of Columbia. He criticizes the second resolution for avoiding the constitutional question and omitting cited cautions.

Creek War Incidents Reported by Columbus Herald

The Columbus Herald details cavalry movements under Major Howard near Boykin’s place and reports Indian hostilities along the Chattahoochee. It notes Gen. Woodward’s safe return, a steamboat engagement with Indians near Roanoke, and casualties among a small force. Reports from Savannah, St Johns, and Black Creek area detail fort desertions and an attack on a steam saw mill. Knoxville Railroad delegates listed from Lumpkin County and Charleston delegates named for convention.

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