Sexton Report and Assembly Debate Echo 1830s
The Augusta Chronicle notes deaths in October with twenty persons lost, white and Black residents included, and lists several names. It covers House of Representatives speaker contests, party labels, and calls for unity among State Rights factions. Theatre news follows, praising Evadne at Shil Theatre and actors Lind, LXX, and Fienp, with audience interest mounting.
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Shil
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Races At Lexington Course Opens August Chronicle Report
The Augusta Chronicle notes the Lexington Course races began Tuesday in August with a £950 purse over three days. Four horses started day one in 1 mile heats at 250 dollars, including Queen Adelaide and Tooter Maruler. Day two featured 2 mile heats with Ned Bucket and Tamo Shanter among entrants. Day three offered 3 mile heats with Eliza Jackson and Cannibal racing for a 300 dollar purse.
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Eliza Jackson
Humphrey Clinker
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Oxcar
James Leverich
Andrew
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Burke County
James W. Jones
Sec’y. Diwi
Rail Road and regional links dominate Savannah council action
Weekly rail and passenger figures show 257 travelers and merchandise totals for the period, with 130 boxes and 256 kegs moved. Savannah council votes support open channels with the interior via canals or railroads and assigns agents to advance the project. A debate on Northern prejudice and Southern openness follows, highlighting the political climate and calls for improved state communication.
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Simeon Rogers
Florida
Missouri
Louis Republican
Savannah
Milledgeville
Macon
Columbus
Prejudices and claims in the Southern slave debate
The text argues that Northern influence and Yankees seek to profit from and control Southern institutions, especially slavery. It accuses Northern men of self interest and prejudice, warns Southerners to guard against Northern manipulation, and claims Yankees favor their own region while sacrificing Southern interests. It condemns Northern federalists and urges vigilance and unity to protect the Southern state’s labor system.
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State Gazette
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Commercial market and river delays curb shipments to Charleston
The article notes fair demand at 2 a 14 cts for goods and lower river shipping, with almost no boats loading for Charleston. Freight to Savannah runs at 2 dollars, while cotton prices show a variable week with an initial dip, then a partial rebound and total upland sales totaling 5065 bales with varied lots between 14 and 14 4 cts.
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