Ratification debate shapes Georgia county votes
The letter from Sept 21 1833 discusses Mobile and New Orleans disease reports, predicted Ratifiers gains in Newton and surrounding counties, and calls for anti ratifiers to mobilize. It endorses Lt Wilde’s attack on the Con vention and predicts defeat of the Convention Project with strong anti ratifier activity.
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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
Cinak
Lincoln County
Syeenson Court
Strin G. Bankspany
Benson
Jeremiah Walker
Sones Jobe
F. C
Wim. Harper Jr
Merredith Harper
Asus
Jameson Mabry
John A. Jones
Said County
John Quinn
Pevyer Lamar
Governors Election Prospects and Coalition Shifts
The piece argues Maj Crawtorn will win as Crawford gains from Lumpkin era unpopularity. It cites 5 000 to 6 000 Clark Nullifies who switched from Lumpkin to Crawford, potentially creating a 10,000 vote swing in Crawford’s favor and securing his victory.
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Maj. Crawtorn
Lumpkin
Clark
Mallorg
Lumpa
Crawford
Mike
Craw- NO
Major Crawford Honored for Military Service and Critique
A Georgia Journal notice praises Maj. Crawford for his wartime conduct while contrasting his actions with those of the opposing Superintendent. The piece recalls General Frorp’s December 1813 dispatch detailing attacks on Autosee and nearby towns, noting heavy losses and heroic efforts by officers and medics. It then questions current state politics, urging voters to support aligned candidates and oppose the Ratifiers’ push for constitutional changes.
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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 from Union party candidate reveals South Carolina influence
A candidate letter from Lewis Harris shows Union party ties to South Carolina themes and state rights advocacy. It cites a 1332 tract as proof the party’s positions are correct and should be sustained, reflecting ongoing Nullifier sympathy amid local political tensions.
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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 Will
Those in favor of this scheme urge that the Legislature has no say in the matter and that the people at the polls decide. The speaker denounces voting for lawmakers who oppose the people and warns of dangers to life liberty and property from abandoning the Federal Basis. The critique notes ratifying laws and oath, legislative foiling of reductions and equalization, and the people taking subject into their own hands.
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Georgia
Convention Project
Heard & Wilon
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Liverpool
South Carolina
Myj FP
Heard
JOD. Beers
Jolin & Co
Establishment Taken By Dr Henry Cossano Receives Praise
A prominent hotel in town now operated by Dr Henry Cossano, formerly of the Eagle and Pissuix, receives high praise for its table, wines, cleanliness, and courteous service. The piece urges State Rights supporters to patronize the new venture, noting Cossano's worldy experience and refined manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cossano
Eagle and Pissuix Hotel
Eagle and Phoenix Hotel
Colvano
Aelf
Our State Rights Friend Praises A Liberal Proprietor
The piece extols a gentlemanly, independent thinker who defends free opinion and conscience. It praises his willingness to allow dissent and guarantees his establishment will attract visitors regardless of views, with satisfaction from its superior accommodations and worthy proprietor.
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Court of Navy
Richmond County
Senator. Heyway Mealing
Representatives
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N. W. Cocke
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Jesse
Columbia Committee
Counather
United States Hotel
N. York
American
Brazil
Brazils
Americana
Alabama
New Orleans
Postscript
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McGraw
Madgintosh Street
Musgrove & Bugtin
Colleste Oh Wcgm
IL. D. Ford
Augusta
Columbia County
Arciver
Barnett Cody
Warren County
James Gervwany
Achilles DB
Shackeliorad
Cassville
Cass County
TiLin
Cheerokee
Southern Recorder
Columbus Enquirer
Macon Messenger
Cherokeentelligencer
Augusta Chronile
W. Herald. Scaunte
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Inferior Court
Burke County
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Enid Coun'y
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Waynesborough
J. G. Baduly
Henry County
Henson
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Zallimore
Milly
Facwansan Mist
Holland M*tyre
Adm'r
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Eagle and Phenix
Carolina
Eagle & Phoenix
Public
Ostler
Oyey
H. Cosnard
City Papers
Charleston Mercury
Columbia Telescope
Savannah Republican
Milledgeville Limes
HL. C. Augusta
Commission
Moed
Hf. Reid
JR. Rin
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Guardian
Court of Ordinary
Pleasant Wiggins
Minor
Michael Wiggins
Burke Co
Steetee County
Joan A. Har. Low
Aaninor
Ina Negro Man
Blackshot
Avraham
Koublcor Harlow
Jaye
Wms
Ellis
Washington
Eatonton
Greensboro
Milledgeville
Macon
Columbus
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Lawson Clinton
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Fife
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