The French Indemnity War Talk and Executive Power
The United States Telegraph discusses possible war with France over an indemnity, alleges political maneuvering by Van Buren to gain advantage, and criticizes President Jackson’s stance. It laments executive influence, urges unity for liberty, and warns of corruption tied to fiscal excess while noting Michigan senators elected and other regional notices.
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Mr Calhoun's Letter To Baltimore Opposition Festival
Fort Hint November 4 1835 Mr Calhoun declines attendance at a Baltimore opposed to the President nominating his successor. He warns against the Chief Magistrate appointing his successor and speaks of alarm at the attempt being open and undisguised.
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Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road urgent report urged
A Cincinnati Charleston Rail Road report, read at an August meeting, urges immediate action to boost Cincinnati into a premier river port and emporium of wealth. The committee warns delay could cede growth to rivals, urging nationwide tides of prosperity to lift the city now.
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Steam Packet Columbia Brings New York Papers to port
From New York Cuantestox Nov 26 the Steam Packet Columbia Capt Coffey arrived at this port yesterday morning with New York papers to Saturday afternoon last and other Northern papers. The papers hold no later foreign news and domestic items are minor. A brig Vestal captured near Granada with 270 slaves sent to Havana. The crew aboard. I M Causlan died of Yellow Fever. bodies committed to the deep. The brig Marcelino seized in New York by a revenue cutter for Texas, then released.
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Be Just and Fear Not Health Update from Charleston
The Charleston Board of Health reports seven deaths in Charleston for the week ending the 22nd inst. Three whites and four blacks died, according to the weekly health bulletin.
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Execution of Amy for poisoning confession after hanging
The negro woman Amy was hanged yesterday at 1 PM within the city bounds after confessing to the poisoning of Mrs. Munren carried out with the aid of her accomplice Katy. Her body was given to the Medical College.
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Governor McDuffie's Message Praised in Columbia Paper
The Columbia Telescope reports Governor McDuffie's lengthy message as powerful and clear, praising its national position and magnanimous policy. It notes the paper cannot print the full document today but will publish extracts later, stressing that the governor’s views offer safe guidance amid current difficulties.
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Georgia Guard Seizes John Ross in Cherokee Row
The Milledgeville Federal Union reports four Cherokees claim the Georgia Guard crossed into Tennessee to seize John Ross and return him to Georgia. They allege U S agents Schermerhorn and Currie stirred the act to block Ross from appealing to Washington, while John Howard Payne faces suspicion of conspiracy. Cassville Pioneer adds the chase by U S Soldiers to Sneaking Rabbit’s location, with charges of stirring Cherokees and Negroes to violence and notes French communications hinder interpretation.
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Georgia Legislature Debates Roads Banks and Abolition
The Georgia Senate and House in late November discuss road projects from Jackson Mineral Springs to the Georgia line and rail routes from Columbus to the Chattahoochee. They consider bills granting banking powers, indexing Lottery arrears, and a large anti abolitionist report urging defense of state institutions. A savings bank for Macon passes. Cherokee Guard matters and various militia, tax, and court reforms are reviewed amid partisan debate.
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