Controversial meeting report sparks questions over slavery views
A long Civil War era letter and newspaper correspondence discuss a South Carolina meeting at the Ghd South Chapel about slavery, education for Black ministers, and whether northern actions vs. southern sentiments align. The piece critiques Pinney and others, questions motives, and defends the meeting’s purported moral aim amid regional tensions.
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Fulee
New England
Noriern
Thia
Ghd South
Volnttae
South Tarting
Georgia
Davie
Porobarion
Davis
Por Hern
Thev
Me Qatis
Col. Lamp- Aim
Ani
Nana
Butte
Loue de Low Eitiaen
South Carolina Train Crash Kills and Injures Passengers
In Charleston a railroad accident occurred on the Inclined Plane when a passenger car mounted the rail and fell from a height of about ten feet. Fourteen passengers were aboard. seven were women. Six gentlemen were injured. Mr Ware and Mr J. Morsz were badly hurt. The engineer and fireman escaped unharmed. Authorities blamed improper placement of cars in front of the locomotive for the disaster.
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Phenix
Ommer—Ville
Summerville
Columbia
Camden
Augusta
Allison
Tir
Banroerr
Charleston
South Carolina
Phenic
Sonol My. Ware
Jacos Morsz
Auasta
Ir. Charx
Wiees
No Ratification Ticket Announcement in Richmond County
A public notice states authorized announcement to the people of Richmond County regarding a Wo Ratification ticket. It emphasizes the absence of ratification and the official stance guiding voters.
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Toby Cumney
Vie Soren
Pyrsan
Tlle
Say Rives
Virginia
Giehie
van Buren
Chareston Mercury
Cara Ee
Peoplesnichmond
Jamaicsing
France
England
U States
Africa
America
Asia
Algiers
Culcuite
Nile
Teichs
Devones
Howe
Yo Tauri
Election returns and political controversy across Georgia counties
A long editorial fragment discusses anticipated election returns for governor and ratification, notes on Governor Lumpkin and appointed officials, and debates over slavery policy and southern minority views. It covers Col Lumpkin, Col Lampkin, and references to the Cherokee surveys, with strong pro slavery rhetoric.
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Lamprin
Col. Lemphin
Boston
Mil- Jedgeville
FEN THR AUGUSTA CL SEN FELLOW CITIZENS
Gen Waturn faced questions over an implied pledge while a Clath party candidate. The note urges voters to assess promises and political integrity, labeling supporters and opponents and calling for accountability among honest politicians.
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Fen
Augusta
Waturn
Clath
Heck Crawford
Yal Nater
Right to public meetings in Athens debated at college
The piece argues that residents have a right to assemble freely in public spaces including the College Chapel and Athens venues. It cites Gen Grascoes voting to curb meetings and compares to a Sephios Law, urging voters to resist limits on free speech and assembly. It cites past political meetings at the College Chapel and calls for protecting rights.
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Richmond Coe
Public Forest
Inwald
Gen. Grascoes
Hatcher
College Chapel
Athens
Guascork
Augusta
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