Mobile and New Orleans Letters Discuss Yellow Fever and Ratification
A Sept 21 1833 letter from Mobile to New Orleans reports yellow fever still prevalent, deaths in Mobile, and cholera in one area. It notes political expectations in Fayette and Henry counties, citing expected Ratifier votes and preparations, and references a letter by Lt Wilde on ratification and anti ratification sentiment and urging citizens to perform their duty to defeat the convention project.
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Mobile
New Oleans
Pytractof
Moxite
Aetter
Covisarox
Newton Co
Henry
Fyette
Ulphian
Gilmer
Con’y Raguet’s
Wilde
Lt. Wilde
Con‘ation
Earliet
Georgia
New York
Long Island
Liverpool
Providence
Boston
Philadelphia
Heard & Wilon
Charleston
Savannah
South Carolina
Myj FP
Heard
JOD. Beers
Jolin & Co
Governors Election Prospects and Ratification Support
The piece argues for Maj Crawtorn and Ny Ratification, noting Lumpkin led due to unpopularity of his opponent. It claims 5,000 to 6,000 Clark Nullifies previously voted Lumpkin, now shifting to Crawford, predicting a 10,000 vote swing to secure his election and questioning what could prevent it.
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Maj. Crawtorn
Lumpkin
Clark
Mallorg
Lumpa
Crawford
Mike
Craw- NO
Maj Crawford Honored Amid Volunteer Call and Political Clash
A Georgia Journal tribute praises Maj Crawford for military conduct during the war with Britain and his role urging volunteers. It contrasts his discreet stance with critics and attacks a political faction urging a constrained Convention and ratification, warning voters to back aligned candidates.
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Maj. Crawford
Georgia Journal
Great Britain
Jack Falstaff
Crawford
Frorp
Autosee
Pallahassee
Newnan
Crawtorn
Pace
Williamson
Clapton
Caleebe
New
Floyd
Rawford
Lee
Maj
Letter reveals Union party weakness at Windsor Meeting
A letter from Lewis Harris, a Union party candidate, criticizes the Windsor Meeting and accuses supporters of Nullification of divided enthusiasm. Harris cites the South Carolina State Rights and Free Trade Association and Tract No. 10 of June 1832 as evidence to justify the party line and urge its sustenance.
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Lewis Harris
Union Party
Windsor
S. Carolina
South
State Rights and Free Trade Association
South Carolina
Lam
The Convention Project and Legislative Oversight
A critique of a proposed convention agenda argues that supporters push the plan to shield candidates from opposition by claiming the matter rests with the people at the polls. The piece condemns voters who back lawmakers opposed to federal safeguards and warns of dangers to life liberty and property from abandoning the Federal Basis. It questions how future Polls will decide and recalls earlier ratifier laws as flawed attempts to bind public will.
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Georgia
Convention Project
Local Hotel Changes Hands Dr Henry Cossano New Proprietor
A lengthy notice praises Dr Henry Cossano, formerly of the Eagle and Phoenix Hotel, now running a splendid establishment. The piece extols his table, wines, cleanliness, and courteous conduct, urging State Rights supporters to patronize his hotel and judging by his past success and promising prospects.
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Henry Cossano
Eagle and Pissuix Hotel
Eagle and Phoenix Hotel
Colvano
Aelf
Our State Rights Friend
A tribute praising a gentlemanly proprietor who upholds independent opinions with honesty and patriotism. The passage commends his liberal stance on freedom of speech and conscience, his modest and courteous demeanor, and his excellent establishment that welcomes differing views without causing dissatisfaction.
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Said County
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