The 1830 Georgia Election Law Act Provisions
The document reproduces the 1830 Georgia election law with sections detailing election supervision, oath requirements for freeholders, duties of superintendents, and procedures for counting returns. It covers penalties for false swearing, voting at multiple places, and enforcement details, outlining hours of opening and closing, official roles, and repeal of conflicting laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Jorrnal. Ae Ev
Senate
House of Representatives
Georia
General Assembly
Congress
Theourt House
Couness
Bullock
State Rights party praises Governor candidate amid nullifier debate
The State Rights party touts their Governor candidate, noting a thorough character examination amidst a heated campaign. They defend him against charges of nullification, citing his 1830 vote on the Land Bill to avoid friction with the General Government and label Federalist attacks as ridiculous. The Southern Recorder commentary is cited to contextualize the Beall accusation and broader political tensions over Indian policy and state autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Rights Party
Dougherty
Southern Recorder
Gen. Beall
Augustus Beall
Federal Union
Federal
Robert Augustus Beall
Beall
United States
Geor
Lavarette
Dexatn
Ponasxr
Koscrvsco, &c. &c
Alialien
Mr Shultz's New Enterprize Gains Hamburg Favor
Mr Savitz sends German papers showing strong reception of his direct trade project with Hamburg. Hamburg papers dated July 17 approve it, and a July 26 Koln Rhine paper also prints numerous extracts from Charleston and Augusta reports on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Savitz
Hamburg
Koln
Rhine
Charleston
Augusta
Judge Schley's Federalism Debated in Georgia State Crisis
A sharp political broadside rails at Judge Win Schley alleging Union Democratic Republican ties and Federalist loyalties. It attacks his wartime stance, naming his sons, praising alien and sedition laws, Hart Ford tactics, and Trout relations, urging Georgians to reject his bid for Chief Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Messrs. Lemle
Gamble
Holt
Gobert
Harman
Union Democratic Republican Party
Jefferson County
Savannah
Judge Win
Republican Party
Jefferson
Madison
Alexander Hamilton
Adams
United States
Hanson
Baltimore
Louisville
Trout
Georgia
Wm.Schley
Wm. Schley
Union
Opposition to Alien Acts and slavery debate in 19th century print
The document critiques the Alien and Sedition Acts, condemns federal overreach, and urges states to resist by expressing limits to federal power. It argues against emancipation at northern expense, defends southern slavery as protective and paternal, and contends emancipation would worsen conditions for slaves and communities. It notes abolitionists’ and colonizationists’ positions and foresees political backlash if rights and liberties are eroded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
United States
Atlex
Scutex
Manson
Jerrenson
Virginia
Kentucky
General Assembly
Jefrenson
Congress
Ohis Commonwealth
South
Remarks on Slavery and Emancipation Reflections
A commentary argues emancipation may be generous but warns it could harm the community and violate law. It cites the conduct of free Negroes and the master’s accountability, urging justice before generosity. The piece notes scripture sanctions slavery yet questions whether emancipation would breach sacred rules.
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Asbury Hull
Thomas Stocks
George R. Gilmer
Holy Evangelist
God
Gia
Axprew Jackson
Gen, Beall
Gen. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
The
Macon Messenger
Judge Dougherty
Charles Dougherty
Roger L. Gamble
Robbert A. Beall
Richard W. Wilde
Thomas BF. Foster
Burke County
Waynesborough
Burke
Col
A. de Lawson
Thomas S. Burke
Charles A. Burton
Elijah Attaway
Wa. F. Pamurnron
Avevsta Canoniere
Pemagaton
Augusta Chronicle
A. H. Pemberton
Avavusta
Bank OF Augusta
Avavsra
Lexington
Nashville
Texas
Greece
Rome
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