Movers rally for Governor Crawford strong in Hancock county
The Georgia Journal notes Crawford named as gubernatorial candidate by large Hancock County meeting. Proclaims opposition to incumbent with a pledge to state rights and principle, urging supporters to vote for the candidate aligning with Constitution and Union interests.
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Milledgeville Military Encampment Shines In Town Pageantry
Milledgeville hosts a week of camp life with the Macon Volunteers and Washington Guards, aided by the Georgia Guards and Milledgeville Militants. Major General Jons W. A. Sanrurn presides from a grand marquee as the event features drum, band, colors, and a gold medal contest won by Luetus M’Care of the Macon Volunteers. The encampment ends with mutual cheers and escorted departures.
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Political meeting denounces nullification and federal overreach
At the Milledgeville State House on Tuesday the 14th, delegates chaired by Thomas Haynes and Joshu Sturdes adopted resolutions opposing nullification and endorsing Madison Jefferson era doctrines. The gathering censured party shifts toward ultra Federalism and consolidation and debated Governor Lumpkin’s administration.
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Rise of Jacksonian Popularity In New England States
The Jackson administration gains support in New England after the proclamation and subsequent messages. The Alabama Journal notes increasing Jacksonian converts, predicting growing popularity surpassing Mr. Clay. Savannah reports Gov Slayne offers a reward for Robert F. Stephens alleged wife killer, describing Stephens as 30s, 6 feet, light complexion, sandy hair, and distinctive bald-spot disguise.
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Destructive Cholera and Political Sparks From Charleston
A Charleston report notes cholera’s surge in Havana and nearby estates with multiple deaths and property losses. It also records political tensions over President Van Buren and abolitionist press, plus local items on a jailed convict shot during escape attempts and a strange gold specimen found at Lot 802.
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Cotton market report from Cranveston and Savannah
The Cranveston and Savannah market notes show thin cotton supply with strong demand for fine qualities and a small advance, while middling and lower grades are dull and selling at declines. Reports from Havre to New York influence prices, with exports and daily sales detailed for bales, sugar, coffee, and molasses amid general freight weakness.
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