Contested Senate seat decision in Bibb county Georgia
The Georgia Journal reports the Senate contest between Wilson and Laushe for Bibb County, Georgia. After much testimony and tally dispute, the Senate declared Laushe entitled to the seat, with several members urging refer back to the people or return to the tally sheets for clarity.
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The
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
Bank of Darien Adopts Charter Amendments for Stock Reallocation
Stockholders adopt measures to move the principal bank to Savannah or Augusta, expand capital to $2,000,000, and issue new stock. They set apportioned holdings by location, close Milledgeville office, and adjust director elections and quorum rules. A central committee is named to implement the resolutions.
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Wetumpka and
Coosa
Board of Directors
Coosa River
Talladega
Benton
Wetumpka and Coosa
Louisville
Cincinnati and Charleston
Atlantic
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Holston
Knoxville
Tennessee
Wetumka and Coosa
Mobile
Alabama
Georgia
Eastennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missour
Mississippi
Tennessee River
A. Crenshaw
Wm. H. Hollawron
Darien
Savannah
Augusta
Savana
Macon
Milledgeville
Dahlohnega
Ralph King
B. Parkman
W. Duncan
J. P. Henry
Edward Thomas
A. Gould
R. F. Poe
Mutrenorville
Senate
Mitchell
Clark
Messrs
J. Macpherson Berrien
Thomas Glascock
John A. Cuthbert
Asbury Hull
Messrs. Mitchell
Clark, Safford
Mines
Bryan
Reese
Powell
Talbot
Flint and Chattahoochee Rail Road Company
Spalding
Ocmnulgee
Flint River
Fort Gaines
Chattahoochee
St. Mary’s
Peter Bennoch
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
Pioneer Steam Boat Company
Chattahoochee Steam Boat Company
McKinley
Committee On the Judiciary
McAllister
Reform! Reform: Jackson and press in public clash
A front page commentary from The United States Telegraph denounces Gen. Jacksons bid to influence elections and alleges government officials press manipulation and pro reform dire warnings about dangers to the constitution and republic. It urges prompt decisive reform to curb executive overreach.
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Jackson
Political alarm amid calls for constitutional reform
A proclamation urges swift redress of grievances under a monarchy risk, warning that without a return to first principles liberty and state rights will erode. It calls for a bold push for constitutional reform and public readiness to resist perceived usurpation as the 1836 election debate centers on Georgia and national power dynamics.
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Georgia Journal
Baronron
State Rights Association
Putnam County
John H. Steele
Charles P. Gordon
Putnam
Southern Recorder
Pulasels. Holt
Horace T. Suaw
N.Y
Spirit of the Times
Hamacxn
Augusta
Lady Celeste
Henry Exmort
Iself
John Bascom
Hickory John
Bill Austin
Long Measure
John Bascomb
Macassin
Union
Hammond
United States
Bascomb
Rudolph
Maria
Mingo
Friends of the Constitution and the Union
Georgia
Dunnagan
Mittereeville
Senate
McAllister
People
House of Repreresentatives
William Henry Harrison
Hugh L. White
House of Representatives
É&C
Congress
Anc
Bond
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
Barney
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Lord Wellington
Joan of Are
Mobile Chronicle
Bank OF Darien
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Kentucky
Register
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Arkansas
Illinois
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Rhode Island
Harrison
Delaware
Vermont
Steam Packet
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Southern Patriot
A. I. Huntington
Upper End Broad Street
St Croix
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Ranaway
Henry County
Ruel
Isaac
Heard
Burke County
McDonough
Solomon Townsend
John Barefield
Thomas Mallory
Mallory
John B. Robinson
Waynesboro
Court House
Waynesborough
Hale, Dick
Martha
Arthur Bell
John Reddick
H. V. Mulkey
Thomas 8
Burke
Michael Wiggins
Theip Inferior Court
Columbia County
Columbia Court House
Louisa Jane Walker
Gabriel
Betty
Lucinda
Moses
Mary Walker
Admr
John Watts
Mulford Marsh
Abner E. Holliday
Matthew Jones
Adm
Wid
Waynesborough Hotel
Charles Cavenah
Newton County
Hereas
McKendrie Tucker
Epps Tucker
Junr
Lambeth Hopkins
Inferior Court
Wrightsborough
Joseph Barnes
Kitty
Tom
Edmund
Gabriel Jones
Adm'r
Jenkins & Mann
Richmond
Columbia
Scriven, Jeffers N
Broad Street
C. J. Jenkins
W. W. Mann
Chartes
L. Hall
Newark
Trowbridge & Scott
Trowbridge
Z. P. Scott
Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company
Branco Av
J. W. Wilde
Cashier
London
New-York
Price & Mallery, Tailors
Broad-street
Snowden & Shear
Nowden & Shear
Georgia Insurance & Trust Company
Avevsta
South Carolina
WM. T. Gquld
Sec'y
Pavetronp, Fax & Co
P. R. Jones & Says
Iverson L. Hannis
Cuantes Day
Anruon B. Davis
Columbus
Hotcomb, Peck & Co
C. Grance Parrott
Hamburg
D. C
Benj. Douglass
Broad and
Jackson Streets
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