Contested Bibb County Senate seat ends with Laushe win
The Georgia Journal reports the Senate case of Bibb county between Wilson and Laushe. After lengthy debate and tally sheet scrutiny, the chamber awarded Laushe the seat by majority as the substitute to reelect was defeated and the original report upheld.
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Georgia Journal
Senate OF Georgia
Messrs. Wilson
Laushe
Senate
Bibb
Heniatoc
Hudson
Hardeman
Bibb County
McAllister
Laashe
Spalding and
Mead
Congress of the United States
Mitchell
Baldwin
Chatham
Committee
Floyd
Gibson
Powell
Holmes
Early
Hales
Williams
Bond
Reese
Baronron
State Rights Association
Putnam County
John H. Steele
Charles P. Gordon
Putnam
Southern Recorder
Pulasels. Holt
Horace T. Suaw
Mittereeville
United States
People
House of Repreresentatives
William Henry Harrison
Georgia
Hugh L. White
House of Representatives
É&C
Congress
Anc
District of Columbia
South
General Assembly
G. W. Summers
Richmond County
J. W. Burney
Jasper
R. C. Shorter
Mr. Burney
Q. L. C. Franklin
Warren
Col. Summers
Summers
Franklin
Bank of Darien adopts resolutions to amend charter
Stockholders approve moves to relocate the bank to Savannah or Augusta, raise capital to two million dollars, issue additional stock, and restructure ownership among Georgia locations. A central seven‑member committee is named to carry out the plan, with elections set for January at the principal bank.
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Reform in Politics and Press Under Jackson Era
A critical editorial from the United States Telegraph denounces Gen. Jackson's influence in elections, government meddling, press subordination to departments, and dangerous doctrines about governmental power, urging decisive reform and warning that the Republic's character has been endangered.
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Radical call for constitutional reform and liberty
A searing plea rejects monarchical power, urging a return to first principles, national reform, and readiness to resist oppression. The author warns of a creeping despotism, calls for bold constitutional change, and urges unity to defend rights and the Union in coming years.
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