Georgia Governor's 1835 address on union and union rights
Governor's Message to Georgia's General Assembly discusses preserving the Union, defending slave property, countering abolitionist agitation, Cherokee removals, bank investigations, militia reform, and internal improvements. He urges adherence to the Constitution, orderly legislative action, and expansion of education and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egts
América
England
London
Georgia
General Assembly
Friends of Liberty
Republic
Union
Be Just and Fear Not Danver Caannurr Speech
Augusta readers on Saturday November 7 1835 receive Governor's Message and legislative items published today. Danvier Caannurr Esq eloquent address on female education delivered before Demosthenian and Phi Kappa Societies at University of Georgia lauded. A committee was formed to obtain a copy for publication with 5000 copies to be printed. Address available at local bookstores.
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General Assembly
Farmers Bank of
Darstecat
Francis H. Cone
William W. Gordon
Esquires
Scire
Merchants & Planters’ Bank of Augusta
Central Bank of Georgia
Matthew St. Clair Clark
Georgia
United States
Congress
Secretary of War
John A. Cuthbert
Esquire
Elijah Sinclair
Sinclair
State House
Jonathan Lewis
Burke
M’lin Sunday
Scriven
Aaron Jones
Lee
Milledgeville
Savannah
Francis M. Stone
Iherewith
Monroe Rail Road ‘Company
Thomas Spalding
Ocmulgee
Flint River
Sach
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
House of Representatives
Ohio River
Carolinas
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Indiana
Mississippi River
Union
Florida
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Cincinnati
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Ocean
Great Northern Lakes
Charleston
Augusta
Louisville
Lexington
United Brethren
Mountain of
Athens
Franklin College
People's
University of Georgia
Jony McPainson
Race horse match offers stir Georgia papers
Notices from Gov Hamilton Miss Medley Lady Nashville to Argyle outline a $5000 match or $1000 per mile heats for 1 2 3 or 4 mile races. Argyle can enter a sweepstake of 1000 2000 dollars. Clubs and delegates in Charleston previously fixed running times and stables plan around the racing campaign. This note apologizes for lateness in publishing and explains the advertisement was reprinted on request.
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Georgia
Gov. Hamilton
Medley
Nashville
Argyle
Columbia
Augusta
Charleston
Georgia Legislature Opens after Organizing Session
Mittencrynue Georgia November 3 1835 the two houses convened and adjourned to today after organizing Gen Walken of Richmond chaired the Senate and Gen Ronzat M Ecuoxs of Walton was elected President Amaun A Monean of Houston Secretary Davis of Franklin Messenger and Hear Daryeer of Baldwin Doorkeeper read credentials and oath administered.
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Mittencrynue
Senate
Gen. Walken
Richmond
Ronzat M. Ecuoxs
Walton
Amaun A. Monean
Houston
Davis
Franklin
Hear Daryeer
Baldwin
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John Ross
Ross
Cherokee Circuit
Alabama
Central Bank
Poe
North Carolina
Faris Carter
Treasury
Columbus
Chattaloochie
Superior Court
Chatham County
George R. Hardin
Brennen
Georgia Legislature
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