State Rights party split over White and Van Buren choice
The Edgefield Carolinian argues the State Rights party cannot back White or Van Buren without harming their principles. It predicts dire consequences for South harmony and urges electing Grover M. Troup instead, while criticizing the Atlanta Augusta Chronicle manipulation and urging party independence.
Van Buren Presidency Sparks Southern Party Debate
The article argues the Southern States would refocus on constitutional liberties if Van Buren wins, predicting a purge of Jacksonian errors and a rally to restore lost liberties. It contrasts Van Buren with Judge White, urging readiness for the Baltimore Convention nomination and future action.
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Federal corruption debated across Georgia papers
The Columbia Times and Milledgeville Times comment on federal corruption and reform. They attack public men chasing federal offices, warn against Swift partisan choices, and question the value of voting for White or Van Buren. They urge principle over expediency amid national concerns and summarize Atlantic news on markets and politics.
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Elevating a Force Bill supporter over another
The piece disputes choosing between two evils in a political contest. It questions elevating White over Webster and argues against entering a scramble for spoils. It pledges to remain aloof and to support only Groncz M. Troup as the State Rights party nominee.
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