Citizens warn against gag laws and ratification push
A July era plea in The Augusta Chronicle denounces gag laws and calls out leaders like Gen Glascock while urging vigilance as Georgia debates ratification and a state convention. The piece frames liberty as at stake and urges voters to reject representatives who support limits on public meetings and state power.
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Witten
Dawn with Ratification and Those Who Support It
The author urges voters to back ratification and its champions, arguing opposing lawmakers threaten rights and liberty. They warn rejection will lead to continued grievances and renewed efforts to worsen them, likening public officials to bad private agents and calling for duty and patriotism at the polls.
Local Citizens Urge Support for Representative Choice
A citizen appeals to Augusta voters to back Naraanien W. Coege Esq for the Legislative seat. The message praises Coege’s character, business acumen, and banking knowledge while opposing county Ratifying Leaders’ hostility and urging a warm, decisive show of support.
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Augusta
Naraanien W. Coege, Esq
Dinner Invite From Columbia County Delegation
A 1853 letter from Col Brooks and others expresses regret at attending a public dinner in Appling for Georgia Delegates in Congress who opposed the Force Bill. They defend state rights and criticize federal measures, urging unity among Republicans and praising nullification.
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Georgia
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B.S. Chavrox
Atatesman
Whilfield Brooks
Appling Relic Letter Bemoans Perce Bill Opposition
A dated August 1 1833 letter from A Burt invites Gentlemen and Georgia representatives who opposed the Perce Bill to accept thanks for defending state liberties. The writer praises the cause as noble and warns posterity the bill’s passage would stain Carolina and the Constitution.
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Burke
A. Burt
Invitation to Dinner Missed by Gentlemen
A draft note from Eporricup on June 5 to Department 6 expresses regret for missing a dinner invitation set for the Jurinet. The writer apologizes for prior engagements and asks to be informed of future arrangements or replacement plans.
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Union of Georgia and South Carolina Aimed for Liberty
Fragmented letters of I W Pickens and J Crawford advocate a cordial union of Georgia and South Carolina to defend liberties, warn against fanaticism and ambition, and envision a lasting Confederated Republic amid conflict. They reference Appling and proclaim esteem for a scholar and the era of rational liberty.
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I. W. Pickens
Public Dinner Called Over Force Bill Debate in Columbia County
Citizens of Columbia County Georgia plan a public dinner in Appling on September 1 to honor delegates in Congress who voted against the Force Bill. The correspondence includes praise for anti Force Bill positions and criticism of proponents, with references to nullification and state sovereignty.
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D. Warden
Congress
Public Dinner Sentiment Letter From 1823
A letter from J oan Banks of Losington dated Sept 7 1823 denounces the Force Bill and tyranny while urging support for a public dinner in Columbia County Appling. It pledges loyalty to the delegation in Congress and condemns opponents who voted against the Source Bill. The writer promises consequences through “the materials to discriminate” and hints at local civic pressure.
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Congress
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Burke County
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A. Badouly
Destructive Reynolds Street Fire Sweeps Multiple Dwellings
A major blaze on Reynolds Street yesterday afternoon destroyed several wooden dwellings from the rear line of the block. Firefighters faced shifting winds as flames spread toward Washington Street, with property losses extensive and contributing houses damaged or razed. Only limited insured content spared, and residents including Mr Hobby suffered heavy losses while efforts to save the nearby church cupola failed.
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Liverpool Cotton Market News and Price Outlook
Market notices indicate Liverpool cotton prices hold steady with 8 ld current levels, round dates and square wagments at 15. Transport routes show high freight toward Cisartas tun and Savannah. Letters and accounts suggest varying crop prospects, with fears of a weaker near term and potential for higher prices by close of the period.
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Auction Notice of Books Sale and Servant For Sale
At Tonk the sale lists many books including Nicholson's Encyclopedia in 32 volumes Gibbons Rome 6 volumes Shakespeare's Works 10 volumes Moore's Life of Byron 2 volumes Walker's Dictionary and more A likely Negro Woman a first rate House Servant used Cook Washer and ironer also offered for sale with good fits Terms cash and sale risks noted
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