Abolition Debates Stir Cities In Volatile 1835 Discussion
Duff Green reports on anti slavery controversies sweeping Boston Philadelphia and Missouri with resolutions from abolitionists denouncing slaveholding as a sin against God. The Examaner plans to counter abolitionist influence by promoting Southern interests and slower union preservation.
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American Anti- Slavery Society
Boston
Philadelphia
Garrison
Congress
North
South
Examiner
Raguet
Dew
Thompson
Orpheus Arrives From Liverpool With London Dispatches
The packet ship Orpheus reached New York from Liverpool, having sailed from Liverpool on the 17th ult. London reports reveal ministers discussing Spain and France planning intervention with 40,000 troops, amid unrest and royal measures. The Paris press notes tighten press controls, while valid European shifts and British bills shape policy.
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New-York
Orpheus
Liverpool
London
Spain
Bayonne
Madrid
Don Carlos
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Louis Phillippe
House of Lords
Election Returns for Governor and Congress in 1835
The Augusta Chronicle lists county totals for governor and congress races. Schley leads Dougherty by 1,870 with Schley at 30,669 and Dougherty 28,799. Glascock reports 80,638 to Foster 27,859, Cleveland 30,220 to Wilde 27,833, Jackson 80,085 to Gamble 27,638, Halsey 29,908 to Beall 27,145. Remaining counties Floyd Irwin for governor and Cass Floyd Montgomery Union Ware for congress. The Constitutionalist in most counties adds Schley 2,315, Dougherty 28,212, Dougherty majority 52 in Sumter, noting a 475 excess for Schley in their tally and 2,345 overall difference.
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Schley
Glascock
Foster
Cleveland
Wilde
Jackson
Gamble
Halsey
Beall
Floyd
Irwin
Congress
Cass
Montgomery
Union
Ware
Ccf
Sumter
Dougherty
Autocrat Engraving Featured in Sporting Magazine October
The October issue includes a fine engraving of the celebrated English horse Autocrat. Imported by Wa. Jackson, Esq., the horse is now owned by Henny A. Taros, Esq., of Virginia. See advertising columns for contents.
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Sporting Magazine
Autocrat
Wa. Jackson
Henny A.tarios
Virginia
Examiner to Vindicate Southern Slave‑Holder Rights
The Examiner, a state rights periodical, now in Washington under Gen. Curt Green, faces threats to political institutions. Gen. Green proposes devoting the paper to vindicating the rights and interests of Southern slave-holders and solicits reader support and names to extend backing for his plan.
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Salisbury N. C. Carolinian
Philadelphia
Conny Raever
Curt Green
U. S. Telegraph
Washington City
Girsn
South
Green
Phrenology Exhibit At Dr Renentson Office Draws Interest
A large collection of phrenological casts and prints, gathered from the north by Dr Ban man, is on display at Dr F M Renentson. Dr Repentsox plans a public lecture series on phrenology, promising engaging and instructive sessions for intelligent citizens.
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F. M. Renentson
Banman
Repentsox
The Token for 1836 Sparks Southern Institutions Controversy
The annual book The Token for 1836 faces strong criticism for reflections on Southern institutions. The writer questions endorsements in local papers and cites passages from the Charleston Courier as evidence, urging public caution and reconsideration of recommendations.
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Charleston
Southern Editors Strike Against Abolitionist Passages in The Token 1836
The Charleston Courier rebukes Boston publisher The Token for 1836 and its tale Emigrant's Adventure which attacks slavery. It urges Southern booksellers and editors to reject or return the volume, warning that Northern literature pollutes Southern taste and institutions. The Columbia Telescope notes the issue and calls for no purchasers in the Southern market.
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Columbia Telescope
Charleston Courier
Boston
South
Texas Aid Call Ignites Steamship News In Sentinel Reply
In a dense editorial exchange the Chronicle denounces Sentinel bias while promising a reply. The piece cites Texan war news via steamer Ouachita, Houston's Liberty or Death memo, and Texas volunteers urged to join, with land bounties and proclamations from Gen Cos.
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San Avovastinn
Texas
Dean
United States
Sam, Houston
Isaac Parker
Post Office changes and frost affects cotton in Georgia
The Green county post office formerly Beman's Store is now Woodville, and Liberty Mill post office in Heard county is discontinued. A Savannah dated note reports cotton in the state will be short due to late frosts. The issue also covers abolitionist tensions, insurrection rumors, a murder from drinking quarrels, and remarks on slavery across states.
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Cuanneston
William Gibbons
Wright
New York
Municipal Corporation Bill
Commons
Erds
Peansylvania
New York Evening Star
Pennsylvania
van Buren
Sentinel
Pennsylvanian
Wolfe and
Muhlenberg
Ritner
Stone
Wolfe
Commercial Bank At
Albany
U. States
N. York
Barrow
Delaware
Havana
U. S
Constitution
Com
Exiorr
Gibraltar
Green County
Beman’s Store
Woodville
Liberty Mill
Heard County
Savannah
Covington
Rogers’ Store
James
Alexander Bashford
Alexander
Raleigh Register
Hospitals, Talent, and State Welfare In Georgian Vision
The article argues that great names and diligent labor can elevate a medical institution and its Faculty to high national rank. It stresses the state and the South’s welfare are tied to its success and calls for support from interested readers. It notes that this term’s exercises begin with flattering prospects and hopes for further realization.
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Medical College OF Georgia
Washington Street
Presbyterian Church
Academy
C. B. Crusker
Political shifts dampen hopes for Governor and Congress ticket
The Mite Ledger notes continued defeat for the current ticket as returns from counties yet to report confirm dwindling majorities. Hancock Effingham Lee Liberty Monroe Sumter align with the party while Muscogee shifts, gaining Senator Henry despite losses elsewhere.
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Congress
John Adams
Hancock
Effingham
Lee
Liberty
Monroe
Sumter
Muscogee
Tabor
Walton
Washington
Henry
Miteledgeville Recorder
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Austin
General Houston
Joan Fonstru, Jr
Alabama
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Brehren
Tappan, Garrison & Co
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Maine
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