Controversial Resolution on Col Owens Murder Debated
A House resolution seeks War Department correspondence on Col Owens death and any steps to move prosecutions from Alabama courts to federal courts. Mr. Gilner and Mr. G argue for investigation, citing constitutional rights and potential executive overreach amid debates on the Force Bill and federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giumes
Georgia
Mardeman Owens
Balbana
Owens
War Department
United State
Alabama
District Court of the United States
Gilner
Col. Owens
Ogiethorpe
of Oglethorpe
Mr. G
Owen
Col. Oweurbe
Secretary of War
Nou Owens
House of Representatives
Grand Buquess
Marshall
Col Owens
Tol. Owens
Orot
United States
Fort Mitchell
Bort Mitchell
Justice
Perso
District Courts
Mo. G
Francis 8. Key
Major McIntosh
Jeremish Austie
United States District Court
Alabamne
Executive Department
Judiciary Department
Congress
House
Court of the United States
Supreme Court of New York
People
Godfrey
Mr G
Flicers
Senatorial Misconduct Dispute Cited as Resolved
The Senate recorded that Mr Porsyth used language and Mr Poindexter demanded satisfaction. Forsyth disclaimed intent to apply the remark to Poindexter, and the Journal noted the matter as settled. Also included is a Florida mail letter from January 3 1824 with a self deprecating postscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oindexter
Senate
Porsyth
Poindexter
Forsyth
Florida
Charleston
Volunteer Patriot in Georgia Fights Oppression and Uproar
A veteran recounts service from Savannah to Charleston, praising independence and denouncing political corruption. He argues Congress must curb executive power over finances, favoring state banks and limiting the Treasury Secretary, while warning against a national bank scheme and urging public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier - Enquirer
Wasuiseron
D.C
McLane
van Buren
Grundy
Post Office Department
Tecumseh
Depesite
Juckson
Quistalia
Savannah
Charleston
General Green
Gates
Tam
Huyne
Ulways
Gen. J
Calhoun
Jacksn
Gov. Troup
Congress
Bank of
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
U.S. Bank
Weither
Friends of Stae Rights
New York
Treasury
Reynard the Fox Admits Court Intrigue and Animal Hire
The passage describes Reynard the fox as chief counsellor to a sylvan court, with animals like alligators racoons and badgers serving under him. Reynard’s failed diplomatic mission to the bulls ends in loss, and after the old fox dies he returns to his old robberies in his burrow.
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Boston Courier
Reynard
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The
United States Telegraph
Georgia Times
Raleigh
N. C
Macon
County of
Nantahaly River
Asia
Nemesthenian Society of
Athens
Geo
Wylie W. Mason
Giorgia
Lincoln County
Jeff
Charles
Alexander Checke
Orange County
North Carolina
WM Reynolds
L. C
Allens & Paddock
Augusta
Augusta Female Seminary
HW. L Mouse
C. Pixe
Green Street
Jan
Columbia Court
Inferior Court of
Wilkes County
Joan Rosertson
James Willis
Abner P. Robert
R. Eeh
eHckertisitectomis Szla
Waynesborugh
Hurke County
Augustus
Margaret Key
Absalom Kinsey
Adn
James S. Lansdell
Columbia County
Rapaway
Hambbers
Ees
Saluda
Edgefield
Chambers
William Hats
Jefferson County
Belbas
Jeremiah Veileuer
Jeremian Wu
Cher
Louisville
E. Bothwell
Real Es Bray
Honorab Court of Equity
Magrath
Willig
Henry Shultz
Court of Appeals
Carolina Hoty
Iroom
Hamburing
Belo To
Walter Leigh
Aboy Hundred
Hamburg
J. Terry
C.c
Pendleton Messenger
W Yaw Intelligencer
Columbia Telesc
Charleston Mercury
Augusta Chroni
Savannah Republican
Commissioner In Equity
Carolina
Court Hall
Jacksonboro
Scriven City
William Arnett
Peter Arnett
Isaac Rooks
A. S. Jones
Othe
Krier Creek
Superior Court of
Ven County
Champion Lathrop
Jacob Ony
Lincoln Cou House
Seid County
Hien
Joseph Heudson
C. Jennings, Adald Wid
Campbelton
Cabell County
Cawnon
Appleal
Burke Co
Thistrict
Monroe County
Belongie Furney George
F. Tomlin
Guardim Ob
Burke County
Thomas Ward
Hieding J Brown
San
Reid
T. B Moore
John Goodwin
Temsain
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