Baltimore Nomination and Presidential Influence
The piece denounces the Baltimore nomination as largely caused by the President and warns against executive meddling in elections. It cites Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, urges the press to criticize the President, and appeals to the public to resist manipulation of office for political ends. Virginia Tongues
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Republic
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Madison
Monroe
Washington
Bin
Usia
Globe
Reform and tariffs stir Western interests in new reports
The Columbia Times and Gateup commentary argues that a tariff bill would open free trade with Britain, boosting Western states’ produce and manufacturing capital while threatening nobility and land values. Henry Clay’s policies praised for uplift, while Gov. Mambros and Governor Pasietos praised for restraint and constitutional fidelity. The Savannah Republican endorses strict constitutional remedy over nullification to preserve the Union.
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Collmbia Times
Gateup
Pditor
Chay
Mit
Aga Ketuoin
England
Boougham
Jethey
Edimburgh
Great Britain
Honry Clay
United States
Henry Clay
Goer
Hamilton
Gov. Mambros
Prmoerton
Tarak
Mernsell
Gon
Pasietos
Anterepublican
Treasuery
Sost
McLane
Savannah
Dinner honoring Mr Living crowds City Hotel in New York
A May 31 1899 report notes a large gathering at the City Hotel for a dinner to Mr Living. Chancellor Kent presided with Philip Howe J Duer Rayre among organizers and guests. The event honored a figure credited with advancing the nation's honor.
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New York
City Hotel
Kent
Philip Howe
J. Duer
Rayre
Professor Renwick
L. Ogden
3. Swarthut
Chas. Graham
A Live, Post
Augustas Anniversary Orator and Reader Named
The committee of arrangements selects P. H. Ereuxs as orator for the anniversary and Maj. George W. Crawrosy as reader of the Declaration of Independence.
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P. H. Ecuoxs
Maj. Gro. W. Crawrosy
WEW York Mirror Plate Features Hackett Biography
The latest issue of this popular periodical includes a steel plate engraving of Mr. Hackett and a biographical sketch of the celebrated comedian, along with other well written articles and engaging original pieces.
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Wew-York Mirror
Hackett
Athenæum Subscriptions Listed With Fashion Journal Details
The Agent in this city Mr Wa A Kats offers four numbers of the Athenæum and Fashion Journal of Fashion a literary periodical issued semi monthly in Boston and New York. It includes full page portraits of Walter Scott and Jane Toca and two colored plates of ladies in costume. Each issue contains about 62 pages and the annual volume is 206 pages priced at five dollars per year.
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Atheneum
Wa. A. Kats
Athenum
Alks Journal of Fashion
Boston
New York
Walter Scorr
Janes Toca
Tittrick Shepherd
Calliounap Presidency Split Sparks Constitutional Debate
An editorial signals woe over a potential Callion presidency and urges restraint in the South’s political move to preserve the Constitution and liberties. It notes opposition voices and warns against personal ambition undermining national unity. Washington dated 29th art reports McDuffie railing against tariff terms.
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Washington
New York
Debated Nullification Strain Between South Carolina and Georgia
The piece argues over South Carolina and Georgia prospects and dangers of nullification, faulting tariffs and external meddling. It contends each state must defend itself, warns against internal quarrels, and stresses unity against common oppressors.
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Carolina
South Carolina
Georfiers
M. Evement
Georgia
Givorgia
U. S
Gold
Supreme Court
South
Union
The South's split and nullification debates threaten Union
The piece questions Georgia and Carolina unity amid nullification talk and urges caution about Southern Congress actions. It argues against a Southern Convention while highlighting risks of disunion, coercion, and civil conflict if states act separately. It notes Georgia may ally with Carolina to resist tariff pressure.
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Congress
Carolina
Georgia
South
Toasted Meddler in Politics Provokes Public Contempt
A Washington News piece mocks the so called redoubtable hero of the majority and his exterer of bad politics. It argues his opinions are worthless and deserve contempt. The author notes the large crowd that heard him and questions his credibility.
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Washington News
Majority rule and insults at a dinner toast dispute
A speaker denounces the idea that the majority must rule the minority, attacking a political ally as a “majority-man.” The critique likens him to Erostratus and mocks his quest for fame, arguing he avoided true independence by seeking majority approval.
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Erostratus
Bette
Ife
Bead
South Carolina and Georgia vow to defend liberty against nullifiers
A pro southern Union advocate laments nullifiers and praises South Carolina and Georgia for standing against oppression. He urges unity with sister states to resist federal overreach and preserve liberty, urging nationwide solidarity in defense of constitutional rights.
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Pemberton
Hamilton
Carolina
F Vial Mambug
Augusta
Psera
Sindee
Revue Federal Union
Anyrother
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South
Potomac
Georgia
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Shelly
Gia
Tiavn
Patriotia Syates Tatae
Thay
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Winns
Jared
Carolan
Chile Games
Aie
At Civic
Fragmented Confederate Letters Reflect Northern Oppression Debate
A damaged letter to the editor laments Northern influence and taxation in the South, arguing for sovereignty and resistance. It rails at abolitionist enemies and presses for self‑determination while accusing opponents of manipulation and misrepresentation.
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