Sailor Deaths From Toulon Salute Incident Reach Havre
Havre reports a May salute by the US frigate United States at Toulon wounded seven and killed two, with a ball entering the Suffren’s hatch and plundering injuries to crew. French and American officers sought excuses as crowds feared further clashes as gendarmes restored order.
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United States
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Delegates Nominate Candidates for Georgia Congressional Election
At a December meeting in Milledgeville a slate of nominees was set for the next congressional contest. A committee was instructed to inform each candidate and publish replies. Most nominees have accepted and are urged to receive support from State Rights advocates in Georgia. George A. Brown, John Williams, and S Rockwell signed. Milledgeville, June 1, 1831.
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Milledgeville
Messrs
R. H. Winnu
R. L. Gamaun
G. R. Gumer
Bkaponn Jones
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Danien Nuwnay
Au- Salom MI
Cnarrens
M. B. Lamar
Friends of State Rights
Georgia
George A. Brown
Joan Williams
S Rockwell
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Congress
State Rights Party
United States
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George R Gillmer
Messre
John Williams
Samuel Rockwell
Daniels letter on State Rights nomination in Milledgeville
W C G Daniels responds to a Georgia State Rights party committee at Milledgeville on December 19 1833. He accepts the nomination with hope that his service will aid the state rights cause and protect liberties.
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W. CG. Daniels
George Brown
John Willians
Samuel Rockwell
Nomination Acceptance from Georgia State Rights Party
A 1833 letter from Irabeau Bolamar accepting a Georgia State Rights Party nomination to Congress expresses devotion to Democratic principles and gratitude for party support. The notes reference Milledgeville proceedings on December and November meetings and pledge fidelity to the party’s cause.
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State Rights Party of Georgia Appeals for Union Fidelity
A Georgia speaker argues that the Union survives only if state sovereignty is protected, warns against Central Government power, and praises the State Rights Party’s role in preserving the Union through safeguarding state rights. The letter closes with respect for the audience and fellow citizens.
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State Rights Party of
Georgia
Unicon
Nomination letters reveal State Rights party dispute in 1833
The correspondence from Wasnixeron Ma and Milledgeville shows George Gillmer and others accepting a State Rights nomination while weighing sovereignty and federal powers. Richard Henry Wilde defends independence, pledges, and unity of action, cautioning against pledges to any party and stressing constitutional limits.
State Rights and the Force Bill Opposition
The writer notes unity among State Rights proponents despite differing theories, cites the State Rights Party and growing anti Force Bill sentiment as proof of shared principles. He warns lines will form as with Alien and Sedition Laws and ends with thanks to the convention committee including George A. Brown John Williams and Samuel Rockwell for communications and esteem.
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Thave
Ricuts
Thomas F. Foster
George A. Brown
John Williams
Samuel Rockwell
Forsyth and Wilde letter exchanges reveal political maneuvering
In Grovartown on December 14 1533 Mr Forsyth forwards Mr Wilde’s note to Mr Baxter after two failed attempts to meet Mr Wilde. Baxter’s letter dated December 1 from Milledgeville is discussed along with expectations Wilde would be nominated by State Rights and the possible stance of the Union party. Forsyth notes assurances sought by Union supporters and Wilde’s response, then shifts to a Savannah Georgian update and a June 17 1834 letter from George A Brown and John Williams. The column also covers a Savannah fire incident and subsequent commentary from the State Rights Sentinel about Jeffersonian principles and public discussions between State Rights and Unionists.
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George 4. Brown
John Williams
Samuel Rockwell
Milledgeville, Ga
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Gerord Brown
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Congress
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States’ Rights Party
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MR Wilde
Georgetown
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Boston
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State Rights Sentinel
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Jefferson
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Jackson
Marion
Cassville
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George A Brown
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House of Representatives
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Lamar
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Ohio
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