Emancipation, English Plan Sparks South Reaction
A Southern pamphlet warns of immediate emancipation in England and a government plan with compensation to masters and slave oversight. It condemns Northern abolition rhetoric, cites Congress debates, and argues the hostility will threaten Southern interests and labor markets.
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South
England
West Indies
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Jamaica
Congress
McDutie
UL Ss. Telegraph
Bag- Helen
London
Werth
Corpus Vile
Che
Cate
Respectaul
Rederatt
Vreational Gazette
Temperance Societies favor emancipation movement
The text notes the Northern Temperance Societies leaning toward emancipation, controlled by leaders who direct abolitionists. It suggests possible perversion of southern branches, but doubts new fanatic papers will emerge, citing a recent abolitionist paper at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
United States
Meeting in Jefferson County braces against enforcing duties
A Jefferson County gathering in April 1833 denounces a recent Congress bill to enforce impost duties, approves resolutions opposing the measure, and calls for Forsyth and Wayne to resign. The resolution warns of concentrated federal power, favors state rights, and notes editorial responses in local papers.
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Jefferson County
Lovakville
Mess
Forsyth
Wayne
Joan J. Jerkins
Eorce
Gants
Congress
Supreme Court
Envn
Messrs
Georgia
Bhocuyer
Wessrs
Con- Hress
Coxspny
Remark on Missionaries Release and Cherokee Territory Rule
The document denounces the release as a complete abandonment of Georgia's ten year principles and asserts the Supreme Court right to coerce the state into relinquishing jurisdiction over Cherokee territory, disapproving clemency and magnanimity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Supreme Court
De Lolme on the British Constitution and legal resistance
The excerpt discusses legal resistance as a principle in England's constitutional framework. It cites King James II and Blickstone to illustrate the right of petition and arms for defense, arguing that without legal resistance a nation loses its liberties. It notes the Revolution and reflects on modern attitudes toward such powers.
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England
James the Second
Blickstone
Bngland
Itd
de Loline
Melita
Les
Georgia Representatives Deny Obstructing Cherokee Treaty Talks
In a Washington document dated March last, Henry III defends Georgia lawmakers against charges of blocking negotiations with the Cherokee. He denies any knowledge of treasonous treaty deals and asserts the opposition's aims are misrepresented. He claims the allegations are libelous and insists Georgia officials are not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Union
ORE Apai
Polhill
Georgia
Éhich
Falas
Henry
Carriage and Livery Stable Sale at Salu Bridge Street
A long unknown notice describes the sale of a prominent livery stable and associated properties on Bridge Street Macoy Salu. The estate includes wood and trimming shops water frontage dwelling and boarding house with a tannery and cellar, listed for buyers.
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Salu
Bridge-street
Macoy
GEO. Augustess
Macon
Qerilos Nh
Local Trader Sells Various Goods From Warehouse
A warehouse listing shows Cognac Branly pipe Holland Gin and rum brands, 10 bbls each, Monongehela Whiskey 15 barrels, Baltimore goods, canal flour, and Elys half barrels. Includes boxes of Savannas Cane Sperm Raisins and peach brandy, molasses in batches, all for sale.
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Grocere
Branly
A. IL
Holland Gil
Monongehela
Baltimore Uy
Canal
Elys
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Othe
Georgia Times
Milledgreville
Joan J. Punkins
Ch'n
Gbonen Sravurvcos
Geonata 2 Umma
Wirt
Theorgi
Jefferson
Roan
Wilkins
Cherokee County
Court House
Wm. Grisham
Tiarnageville
H. T Simmons
P.M
Hickory Flat
Vic M’connell
Cass County
To Runs
Chester Hawks
Mairsville
Hardeman
Sanfordville
John Davis
Grand Jury
Elbert County
Duncan
Western Herald
Oega O.P. Q
S. Carolina
Ireland
France
America
SS. Carolina
Leleseore
Webster
Huzza
Jackson
U.S. Telegraph
Savannats
Augusta
Darien
Courier
Augusta Courier
Bank of Darien
State of Georgia
Thie City
Bank of
Ilugustu
Meon
Senaior
Senate
Cain
Notd
Iety
Hsau
Haniel Weuster
van Buren
South Carolina
Sohn Korsyth
John Randolph
Gen. Jackson
John Forsyth
Lugosis
Hayne
Rowan
Foot
Uaea
BEES
Ranaway
Wilkes
Tulatta Airl
Mati
Martha Evans
Amory Sibley
Gusta
Baird
WaLibs W
Carrisgh Ang
Cand Lavill
Robeson
Joan
Bay & Bail
Pantsingia
Messini
Aso
Rank
Peyt
Ikinds
Cumainsstall
Abney
Mutor
Hinself
Savannah
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