Pickens Speech Praised Across Nation In Congress
The March American Turf Register prints Col Pickens of South Carolina delivering a maiden speech in Congress. The Philadelphia Gazette notes his eloquence, resemblance to Calhoun, and universal applause for style and argument as he represents a gallant Carolina district.
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Pickens
Picxens
South Carolina
House of Representatives of Congress
Carolina
Philadelphia Gazette
M.duffit
Archer
Calhoun
White's Presidential Prospects Split Whig Backers and State Rights
The piece argues northern Whigs back Webster over Judge White, weakening White’s chances. It cites Gates and Seaton as printers to the Senate, notes White’s uncertain support beyond State Rights and Jackson factions, and quotes a Congress member praising White’s integrity and independence. Georgia State Rights leaders urged White’s nomination as best aligned with their principles.
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Messrs
Gates & Staton
Webster
Senate
Gen. Gusex
Judge White
Massachuseetts
New England
State Rights Party
White
Gales & Seaton
Green
National Intelligencer
Massachusetts
Friends of the Constitution
Weustrr
Uts
Congress
Southern Recorder
State Rights Party of
Georgia
Pera
Opinion and Political Rhetoric and a Calculated Interest Rule
The letter attacks public figures and documents from 1835 including references to a grand dinner and a Kitchen Cabinet, praising firmness and independence while condemning perceived moral lapses and support for Andrew Jackson. It then shifts to Mr. Borrow with a concise interest-calculation method: days, months, and 8 percent, yielding interest in mills. March 17, 1835. W. HT.
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Gen. Jackson
Borrow—Ti
W. HT
Merchant and Lady’s Travel to St Augustine and Freights Rise
A merchant and his companion traveled to St Augustine via Charleston, returning to Augusta in six days aboard the Florida Steam Boat Morphin under Capt. Pennoyer, completing the journey in 22 hours. The report notes wagon freight demand at high rates, with goods on hand enough to freight over one hundred wagons as rivals arrive from Charleston and Savannah. The Savannah Georgian and Salon Gazette items discuss temperance unrest and a Jefferson misattribution, ending with an epitaph on John Bradshaw praising justice and liberty.
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St. Augustine
Charleston
Augusta
Morphin
Pennoyer
Savannah
Sentinel
Columbia
New York
Wmn
Gibbons
Jackson
Washington
Tennessee
van Buren
White
Cal. Webb
Courier & Enquirer
Messrs
Harper
Savanah
Clerryman
Salon Gazette
Mr. Adams
la Fayette
Thomas Jefferson
National Intelligencer
John Bradshaw
Court of Regicide
Charles
Bradshaw
Hume
J. Bradshaw
Martha Bray
Jamaica
Gransdeur
Charles Stuart
England
Walt
Jem
Jim Bugg
Jim
Apalachicola Bay
West Florida
Columbus
Geo
Rive
Edward J. Hardin
Columbia County
Georgia
Walker
Abner P. Robertson
NAILS OIL RICE SALT AND MORE PRICES
Market report lists goods and prices for Augusta area including bacon sides and shoulders per lb 11 to 12 cents, hams 114 to 124, cotton prices 14 to 17 cents for middling and lint, various grains and tobacco with currency figures, and weekly notes on shortages and freight rates. Reports describe cotton demand firm in Europe and U.S. market, with detailed price ranges for uplands, Alabama Florida and New Orleans varieties, plus sugar molasses and flour prices and shipping notes.
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Augusta
Georgia
Howard Stree
Holland
Northern
Hay
India
New Orleans
Osnaburgs
Jamaica
England
Liverpool
Busho
Havana
Do. Brown
Muscova
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Monongahela
N. Ortearis
Madeira
Malaga
Teneriffe
Europe
Savannah
Charleston
Yonx Manger
France
St. Domingo
P. Rico
Brazil
Alabama
Floridas
Rhone
Havre
Lord Sterling
Fiour
New Orcleans
Alexandria
Georgetown
Howard-stree
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Hamburg
American Turf Register
Sporting Magazine
Hewin
Monsieur Tonson
Augusta Chronicle
Ity of
Key Ey Wert
the Législative Council of
Batam i i
Key Wert
Cuaverston
Mercury
Havaz
Louisiana
Upland
Mobile
Pernambuco
United States
Navy Brit
Navy Yaals
Portsmouth
Charlestown
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Gosport
Pensacola
Sackett’s Harbor
Marine Corps
Boston
Norfolk
Naval Asylum
Java
C. of
Liverpoll
Liverros
Pierce
Josuva Warnen
Juxta Les
Milledgeville
Huta B. Hint
Excuxe B.siaorn
Dier
Mant Lreps
Joas Li Wixorism
Vince
San Apreen
J. B. Graves
Richmond County
Hereas
Andrew J. Miller
Winny Stephens
Jane Stephens
Janes
Winny
James
James McLaws
Bertrand
Waynesboro
Yurke County
WM. G, Haun
Ify
Jutice Court
Jefferson County
Murwa
A. J. Coleman
William A. Coleman
Vellerson
Baradeth
Vad
Marz
Benjamin Hudson
Sarah Hudson
Gieorgia
Asley Phillips
Robert Ciarvin
Tate
Louisville
D. E. Bothwell
Executo
Woolvick
Jeremiah Darby
Augustus Darby
Thomas Bkinner
Hankens
Henry Shultz
Edgefield Court House
Eagle T& Phenix
J. McLean & CO
Aen S.C
Pasengers
Edgefield
J. W. Meredith
Eagle & Phoenix
Globe Hotel
A. I. Hunttington
Jacob C. Bugg
Ur Tmc
James Primrose
R. c. Nc
Siw
ANU
Slanen
Emoir
Henry
Mofisseur
Fa ‘Tonson
Anocrat
Claet
Chateau Margaux
Honey S Mann
Sir Heury
Vid Medley
Pouner
Westminster Club
Lady Jackson
Ilaces
Nashville
Tenn
Chilliceathe
Ohio
Oxford
Hailsboro
Wilmington
S. GC
Mulledgeville
S.allion
Tour Reomreu
E Watcumsavant
Monsieur ‘I'onson
Bannerman
Edward ‘L'roye
J. 3
Skinsen
Spotify Magazine
Mul
Skinner
Baltimore
Vansarvoros
Pilot
Charles Kemble
Cine
Mary Randolph
Independence
Amricin
America
Turf Register
Bess
Ore
Amercan
Stud Bank
Mlledteuile
Treasury of the
Central Bank of Georgia
Claine
R. A. Greene
House of Representatives
Africa
Unitd
Petit Gully Collon
J.W.L T. Wrard
Smith
Eagle and Phenis
Davin Bayan
Catate
Robert Ualersham
Adam's. Lz
Soderster
Charlemagne
Plendid Ballan
India Bubbe
Black Love
Agneta
Milo Do Glace
Seenger Ag
Mandittes
Bayeaux
Lbenton Walton
The
Globe
Torden & Shear
New-York
Bostwick
Ely
Robert W. i L
Broad Street
Barrett & Beard
Ladénan Avgasces
Auduata
Joseph A. Beard
E11 Barrett
BOO &Toe
Washington Street
Mr. Dill
John Winekler
Holcombe, Peck & Co
Frazer & Laffun’s
S C
Edward Campield
J. Meigs Esq
Ati Ct
LT. Beards
Jegerson County
Maurice Raiford
Aenneth Raiford
Campbell Raiford
Ow Buidan M. Raiford
Ieacs
Dathewell
Jost
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