Debate over Nullification and State Rights echoed in Charleston papers
A Charleston Courier excerpt critiques a Augusta letter on June 1832 events supporting nullification and state sovereignty. It notes celebrations at Hamburg and praise for Governor Jon, condemning misrepresentations by the Southern Banner and detailing corrections to a previous report.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Augusta
Washington City
Augusta Chronicle
Ival
Hamburg
Jon
Miles
Charleston
Banafer
Axun Chronicle
Aius
Moi
Sailitor
Lanner
Iit
Hace
Hive
Nullification and secession in tariff debate in Georgia
The piece questions the logic of a defender of nullification arguing that secession is the only remedy. It accuses the writer of avoiding clear stance, asserts that tyranny and oppression exist in the tariff, and argues that states retain sovereignty and cannot be coerced by the national government. It urges plain language on views and emphasizes union over disunion.
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Smyth
Right of secession and nullification in the Union
A speaker argues secession as a rightful remedy against federal coercion, condemning nullification as inconsistent and condemning the idea that states should be sovereign for some acts but not others. The piece critiques the notion that the General Government must coerce only unconstitutional acts and discusses the dangers of slavery through compelled obedience.
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Sen
Union
Thomas Tomkins
Simon Simkins
Corrow
Virginia
Georgia
State of
Nullification as a Remedy to Preserve the Union
The writer argues against concession and for immediate resistance to oppression. They claim fear of nullification and deception by opposing plans justify adopting nullification to save the Union. Delay proves dangerous, and peaceful resistance is preferred to civil war, with continuation promised in a future issue.
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Clay
Adams
Mr. McLane
Harper
Ratification and Armistice Talks Surface in Europe Amid Calamities
Reports note Russia approves a treaty and discussions with France on Ancona evacuation. Austria and France plan joint naval territory withdrawal. Cholera devastates Dublin Cork and Edinburgh while London sees easing. Paris notes intrigue fomenting insurrection in Marseilles and Lyons with arrests and suppression by troops and National Guard.
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Edward Quesnel
Tlavie
Paul
Russia
London
France
Ancona
Austria
Dublin
Cork
Edinburgh
Paris
Marseilles
Varis
Italy
Otter
Lyons
Tevellers
Neyers
Col
Lurhaux
Bondolle
Canal of France
Atv
Jad
M. Levoet de Podio
Reve de Pogee
Waleo An
London Chronicle Notes On Greece Madeira And Local Meetings
Late reports from Liverpool and London detail parliament proposals for colonial relief tied to the April order in council. Rumors say Prince Otto may become King of Greece. Madeira blockade confirmed while St Michael’s prepares for an assault. Porto Santo captured by Don Pedro’s forces. Cholera near eradication in Lisbon, and Putnam County adjourns a meeting on a proposed Convention and Supreme Court election.
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England
Jubilee
Raverpool
Viescunt Goderich
Otho
Greece
Manchester
Madeira
Lloyd's
St. Michael's
Porto Santo
Don Peteo
Loxvox
Preamble and Resolutions Target Wilde Bank Inquiry
The Savannah Georgian reports a meeting where speakers denounce Hon. Richard H W Wilde for limiting a select committee's time on the United States Bank and questioning a stamp duty on State institutions. The body unanimously adopts a resolution disapproving Wilde's votes and his inquiry into a stamp tax, asserting faith in public accountability and Georgia sovereignty.
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Richard H. Wilde
Select Committee
United States’ Bank
Congress
Supreme Court
Georgia
United States
Bank Chartier
Richard HW. Welle
Wilde
Savannah
Upland Cotton Market Slips Amid Liverpool Accounts
Broad summary of the Upland cotton market noting dull activity since Liverpool accounts arrived. Prices mostly steady to lower with high quality selling at near last week’s peak while lower grades drop. Receipts reach 1,768 bales upland and 7540 bales condense. molasses and liquors also traded with muted demand. freight rates to Liverpool and eastern ports fluctuate.
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Liverpool
Suiell
Uva
Andy
Fern
Alexadria
Baltraere
COPE
Cuba
Norden
New York
Boston
Providence
Pruner
D. She
S. York
Philadelphia
Ilix
Courier
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Milledgeville
United States of America
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Interior Court
Lincoln County
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Randolph Davie
William Curry
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Richmond County
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Wilkes County
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Guardian
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Mary A. Bull
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