Tablee of Election Returns 1836 Column of Voters Names
A list of voters and candidates appears with numerous surnames including Shotwell McLeod Floyd Rutherford Lawdon Baker Powell Polk McLennan Burke Bond Nlardeman Gordon Bracewell Hams ry Walker Conyers Green Robertson Gresham Smith Rogers Surreney Williams Goode Butt Willis Richols Gibson Safford Robson Fullwood Beall Robertson Gunby Alford Gordon Drysdale Pulloel Moore iroud Barrett Carr Colbert Clark Cone Camp White Wood Smith Harrison Rogers Ford Espy Powell Diamond Murphy Bush Hines White Davis Johnon Ward Mitchell Knox Arch Allen Landrum Mayes Smith Calvert Turner Pryor Henry Kelly Dupree Duncan Beck Bentley Love McAfee Clark Keith Roberts Holcombe Kinsey Cleveland j edily Young Burney Mall Price Burns Penticost Pitman Day Gray Rentice Campbell Smith Lockhart Wright Spencer Quarterman Allen Hampton Mosely Sanford King Ezzard Hamilton Shipp Rambo Berrie Dart Hatten Sharpe Crane Towns Dougherty Lewis Blount Collier Wellborne Brown Bolton Bradford Nasty Bryant Moon Andrews Blount MWranklin Floyd Warahbu Robison Jones Hilliard Hatcher Rivers Mord Crane Ogilsby Swift Stallings Black Flewellen Gordon Barron Holland Flournoy Carroll McDonald King Daniel Stickland McArthur Reeves Fletcher Jones Cooper Harris Loyall McKinley Hill Cook Merriwether Branham Hunt Kent Whitfield Blackburn Williams Rhodes Jenkins Miller Wood Roberts Scruggs Dismukes McCrary Darden Stephens Solomon Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Gunby
Alford
Gordon
Drysdale
Pulloel
Moore
Iroud
Barrett
Carr
Colbert
Clark
Cone
Camp
White
Wood
Smith
Harrison
Rogers
Ford
Espy
Powell
Diamond
Murphy
Bush
Hines
Davis
Johnon
Calvert
Turner
Pryor
Henry
Kelly
Dupree
Duncan
Beck
Bentley
Love
McAfee
Keith
Roberts
Holcombe
Kinsey
Cleveland
Mord
Crane
Ogilsby
Swift
Stallings
Black
Flewellen
Barron
Holland
Flournoy
Carroll
McDonald
King
Daniel
Stickland
McArthur
Reeves
Fletcher
Jones
Cooper
Harris
Loyall
McKinley
Hill
Cook
Merriwether
Branham
Hunt
Kent
Whitfield
Blackburn
Williams
Appalachicola Land Company endores railroad pact 1836
Boston correspondence reports the Apalachicola Land Company votes to support a Brunswick to Apalachicola railroad. Hiram Nourse forwards resolutions to Hon. Thomas Butler King thanking him for agency and promising facilities. King replies pledging early survey work in October and declaring no obstacles to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Courier
New York
Appalachicola Land Company
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Hiram Nourse
Tuomas
Thomas Batle, King
Georgia
Apalachicola Land Company
Brunswick
Apalachicola
Thomas Butler King
Nourse
King
Boston
Apalachicola Land
Florida
Butler King
H. Nourse
The
Editors Urged to Promote Free Geology Set by Pennsylvania Lyceum
A nationwide call asks editors and public journals to announce that the Pennsylvania Lyceum will gratuitously provide an elementary geology and mineralogy specimen set to any county Lyceum or aspiring group. Requests log that Philadelphia merchant may supply visits and materials, plus notice that the national Lyceum convention meets in Philadelphia starting the first Tuesday of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania Lyceum
Philadelphia
John Simmons
Pennsylvania
Dilwyn Parish
Arch
English Streets
American Lyceum
Florida War Dispatches from Fort Drane and Camps
Reports from October describe Col Downing's march toward Black Creek and Fort Drane as Gov Call consolidates forces near St. Augustine. Troops and scattered Indians drive to avoid engagement. Mentions Jesup's expected arrival and a war’s possible end, with a Washington quotation on agricultural improvement and a correction about Lt Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Call
Fort Drane
Gov
Jesup
Tampa
Florida
Wealth of Charleston Reports Weekly Deaths
The Charleston Board of Health records ninety four deaths in Charleston for the week ending October 9, including sixty three due to cholera and eight from old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charleston Board of Health
Planters in Western District optimistic on cotton yield
The Memphis Enquirer notes planters in the Western District expect a record cotton crop with early bolls already open and good quality. Obituaries praise Col Gordon as upright and valued, while Cuantes P. Gonnos, senator elect from Putnam, died after a week with bilious fever. The Constitutionalists back Dr Reese as a candidate to fill the vacancy created by Gen Corres, viewing Van Buren as dangerous to Southern institutions and praising Union support for Reese in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tennessee
Cuantes P. Gonnos
Putnam
Senate
Constitutionalisis
Constitutionalist
Dr. Burse
Jasper
Gen. Corres
Caion Party
van Buren
Reese
State Senate
Congress
Union Party
Political Commentary on Electorate and Candidate Alignment
The writer hopes the State will vote decisively for a candidate via agency influence. They criticise a supposed Jackson and Force bill supporter described as submission and anti-nullification, labeling him unprincipled. The Ledval Union and Standard of Union back Gen. Jonny W. A. Saxvonn, likely a Van Buren ally, while the party shows fear of the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bill
Ledval Union and
Standard of Union
Jony W. A. Saxvonn
van Buren
Reasons for Declining Nomination Against Pinckney
William Dubose of Pineville in Charleston District South Carolina explains in a long letter his decision to decline the State Rights party nomination for Congress opposing Pinckney. He argues Pinckney’s re election would threaten vital interests and that he cannot support him warmly. He favors a Union candidate if needed and avoids aiding Pinckney’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Charleston
S.C
Congress
State Rights Party
Pinckney
Washington
Mr. P
Gott
U. S. Congress
Frustrated hopes and a call for Southern unity in politics
The speaker defends Leoane against party accusations and criticizes Pinckney's slave question stance while avoiding direct blame for other issues. He disclaims personal ambition but urges his state and the South to unite on a vital, unresolved national question for the future.
Constitutionalists Excluded for Lack of Room
A brief note indicates the Constitutionalists article and comments are omitted this edition due to space constraints. The item notes the Thursday feature is not included and invites readers to seek the missing discussion in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutionalistos
Interment Report From Savannah Week Ends
The Sexton of Savannah reports the interment of eleven persons in Savannah during the week ending the fifth instant. Five whites and six blacks were buried in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibaltio
Savannah
Sexton
Election tally partial results from 71 counties reported
From 71 counties Anvona Cunvetann and Grascoex show large counts while many counties remain unheard. Totals listed include Cunvetann 46 053 Buack 25 459 Corrim 24 473 Conauir 26 002 Dinsoy 26 3214 Haynes 25 385 Hanensnam 25 941 Honsay 25 158 Jackson 25 827 Jackson 25 182 Kise 25 834 Owens 25 244 Nisner 25 789 Towss 25 458 Grascoex 42 238 with 19 counties yet to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvona
Cunvetann
Buack
Corrim
Conauir
Cgnantland
Dinsoy
Haynes
Hanensnam
Honsay
Jackson
Kise
Owens
Charleston election results and Harrison abolition debate
Returns in Charleston District show Pinckney leading City and Neck and Christ Church Parish with lines against Hugh Legare. the piece critiques General Harrison’s alleged abolitionist leanings citing Indiana and Missouri positions and clashes with Southern editors over his candidacy.
Slavery, Abolition, and Southern Party Unity Debate
The piece argues Abolitionists threaten the South more from within than the North. It criticizes Southern supporters who back Harrison or Van Buren, warns that party loyalty risks dividing the South, threatens disunion, and urges united action to protect slavery and state rights against Abolitionist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Harrison
Richmond Whig
Ohio
Hannison
South
U. S
Gen. Harrison
Missouri
Indiana
Harrison
Hamburg
van Buren
Brand Gen. Harrison
Mr. van Buren
Union Party
Union
District of Columbia
Territories
State Rights Party
Pinckney
Arthur Tappan
Gen
Congress
North
Jackson
Proclamation
Gen. Jackson
United North
White
Hercules
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Shotwell
McLeod Floyd
Rutherford
Lawdon
Baker
Polk
McLennan
Burke
Bond
Floyd
Nlardeman
Bracewell
Hams
Ry Walker
Conyers, Green, Robertson
Gresham, Smith
Surreney
Goode
Butt
Willis
Richols
Gibson
Safford
Robson
Fullwood
Beall
Ward
Mitchell
Knox
Allen
Landrum
Mayes
Mosely
Sanford
Ezzard
Hamilton
Shipp
Rambo
Berrie
Dart
Scruggs
Dismukes
McCrary
Darden
Stephens
Solomon, Fitzpatrick
Rte
Leggett
Hall
Hammond
Bird
Bryan
Lawson
Byne
Hurst
Jane
Wilkinson
Avary
McAllister
Chatham
Aes
Hopkins
Campbell
Cochran
Coweta
Echols
Bell
McConnell
Morgan, Cobb
Johnson
Dooly
Bowen
Effinghem
Waldhauer
Elbert
Emanuel
Holnes
Franklin
Freeman
Fayette
Orsyth
Wharton
Gwinnett
Glynn
Gilmer
Hancock
Houston
Jacky
Asd Jones
Jefferson
Lincoln
Liberty
Aurens
Lowndes
A Lee
Lumpkin
Morgan
Monroe
Murray
Bie
Macintosh
Madison
Montgomery
Arion
Newton
Oglethorpe
Pulaski
Ike
Taulding
Richmond
Randolph
Scriven
Stewart
Sumter
Taliaferro
Twiggs
Thomas
Fal Telfair
Tattnall
Talbot
Upson
Wilkes
Boy
Walton
Warren
Wayne
USS
Aos
Walker
Blackman
Stockton
Ingram
Dean
Begur
Dunagan
Liddle
Ilutchine
Stapleton & Holt
Lamar
Tied
Wright
Argyle
Tvi
Robert B. Randolph
United States Navy
Texas
Virginia
U. States Telegraphi
Augusta
Ingo
Col
Southern Recorder
William Dubose
Ner
Leoane
City and Neck
H. L. Pinckney
Legare
Christ-Church
Hugh
Hy. L. Pinckney
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