Life and Liberty in a Tumultuous Era
Fragmentary essayic prose on constitutional rights, political factions, and public liberty. Includes critique of Bank proposals, defense of republican principles, and reflections on Georgia and Southern Union positions. References Cooper and Jackson era debates, with historical anecdotes from Rome.
Ancient conflicts and political clashes in early America
Turbulent notices quote threats and violence in newly settled states. Dispatches report Davis murders, nullification debates, street disorders, and federal-Indian policy with references to Alabama and Jackson era tensions. Official notices from Augusta and Charleston reflect public concerns and local governance.
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Davis
Lowell Journal
Alabama
Macon Meerenger
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Unite States
Jackson
Washington
Charleston Mey
Richmond Br ‘Uker
Calhoun
State Rights Meeting in Milledgeville Anticipates Victory
A large gathering of State Rights supporters, about five hundred, met in the Representatives Chamber in Milledgeville on November 14 1853. Judge A B Strong chaired the session drafting a pro State Rights program to oppose the Force Bill and urging secession if needed, with a central committee named and resolutions adopted calling for county associations and publication of the proceedings.
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Virgin
Jackson
Tennessee
The
Western Review
Lynchburg
Thas
Ansious
United States
Meelings
Friends of State Rights
Urey
Charles P. Gordon
Putnam
A. B. Strong
Macon
D. P. Hillhouse
Wilkes
Gun
R. A. Beall
N. C. Sayre
Sparta
A. B. Losestreet
Augusta
A. 8. Clayton
Clack
Clayton
Winn
Hi. Crawford
Dr. Win
Daniel
Seaborn Jones
Habersham
S. Rockwell
A. A. Chappell
Geo. H. Young
Newton
Eli Warren
Charles Dougherty
Myer
Assembly
State Rights Party of
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Jefferson
Baldwin
Congress
Warren Jourdan
Julius C. Alford
Col. Jourdan
Burt
Dougherty
Co. Torrance
Pauonias
Hogaa
Milledgeville
Crovernor
Wodel
Auvernur
Wwe
Somomen
Jui Botru
Armilton
Per
Cuthbert, Schley
Lumpkin
House
Mering
Murder and political turmoil echo in state news and notices
Fragmented reports reveal murder rhetoric and party struggle linked to state legislators and national figures. Also reported are Auraria town lot auctions for orphans with land sales, a rhetoric professor appointment at Lewes College, and the U.S. Attorney General nomination development.
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Jacob Wood
M'[uto3erie le
Thomas Gliscock
Richard Sperler
House of Represent
Union Wayne
Lumpkin
Ures
South Carolina
Western Herald
Auraria
Gore
Aleyance
Pwo
P. Presslegg
Brilys Lewes College
Oiyusle
Charles’. Miray
the United
Richmond Enquirer
Peter V. Deniel
United States
Sourlert
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