Immediate abolition debate and anti slavery meeting urged
The N Y Courier notes a Clinton Hall gathering on October 24 to form a New York Anti Slavery Society. It condemns abolition foes while outlining a plan to purchase and transport slaves overseas, estimating costs at about one hundred to two hundred million dollars and envisioning a massive funding effort.
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N. Y
Goethera
U. States
Comon
United States
Africa
Despotism in the United States Threatened, A Crisis
The letter argues a permanent national majority seeks to turn the South into a colony ruled by a Military President. It claims Congress has superseded state laws, with Alabama and Georgia already targeted. Fires and seizures fund despotism, challenging if the U S is a republic.
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Columbia Pies and Gazette
Potomac
United States
Congress
Irs
Alabama
Georgia
Ma. Wallex
Ifo
Auae
Niles
Fong
South
Carolina
South Carolina
Mr. W
Another Accidenr on the aDadl Roar From the Colacbia Telescope
A fragmented late 19th century column reports another railroad accident near Cypress Swamp about two o clock with a locomotive hauling five freight cars and two passenger cars. Fire destroys cotton in several cars while passengers escape after detour and two hours delay. Fire risk and car covers discussed. Mentions a Savannah duel and political commentary on abolitionists and colonizationists.
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Cypress Sivamp
Summerville
Elis
Envs
Remark on Education and Censure by J H Lumpkin
The text records a citizen offering a nuanced explanation about a slave-holder's son being educated at the Columbia Theological Seminary. He asks the recipient not to regard the remark as intrusive and signs as Jos. Hen? Y Lumpkin, indicating a charged political or personal exchange.
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van Rensulaer
Col. Lumpkin
Savannah
Tunis Vanengalaear
van Rensalaer
Val. Lumpkin
Godo
South
Columbia Theological Seminary
Jos
Hen
Y Lumpkin
Imperial Energy and the Jacksonian Cabinet Shakeup
A New York Commercial Advertiser summary describes a Treasury reform under President, with Cabinet debates at the White House. Burne ordered customs circulars. McDanone refused. The President appointed Taney as Secretary of the Treasury amid a Cabinet clash. A North Reverend Divine denies charges of promoting racial amalgamation. U.S. Telegraph notes express cautious, satirical reactions.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Treasury Department
Washington
Duane
Mr. Wine
Gov
Cass
Secretary of the Treasury
Mc Danone
Ay. Burne
Dore
Treasury
Oliver Cromouell
Mercury
North
U.S. Telegraph
Duane Refuses to Resign and Political Tensions Persist
A dispatch reports that Mr Duane refuses resignation, reflecting ongoing unease over governance. The note argues his stance aligns with resisting the powers and methods used by officials, signaling continued public concern about the trajectory of leadership in the United States.
Wilde’s Speech At Columbia Dinner Report
The column presents Mr Wilde’s eloquent speech delivered at the Columbia Dinner. It notes the remarks align with his sense and spirit, with a promise to publish a fuller treatment of two points in a future issue, acknowledging possible differences with readers.
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Wilde
Wipe
Columbia
Plantations Reported Heavy Cotton Picking Yields
A South Carolina paper notes high cotton yields from Gov. Miller's plantation and nearby areas. On the inst, 43 bands on Col. Paul Pitts's plantation harvested 7041 lbs in one day, averaging 170 31 45 pounds per band with extremes from 115 lbs to 300 lbs. The report underscores widespread productive picking and dramatic daily totals.
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South Carolina
Miler
Georgis
Paul Pittsmona
Plukeu
Abolition Society Meeting Sparks Political Debate in New York
In Clinton Hall on October 2 1833 supporters of immediate abolition form a New York Anti Slavery Society. Speakers defend emancipation, urge peaceful action, and clash with Colonizationists as South Carolina crisis looms. Delegates criticize tariff acts and warn of Union danger if slavery policy remains unresolved.
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South
Park
Area
New York
Papsra
Eile Couretes
Friends of the
United States
Clinton Hall
New-York
Civ
Joshua Leavitt
William Goodele
William Reen
John Rankin
Lewis 'Tappan
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