Candidates Pur Con gress Nesa Clark TicIt Et
A list of candidates names and counties appears, including John Cuftel of Cherokes, Thomas Arriss Walton, Thomas Murray Tinecotn, Daniel Mowsan Kenny, George W Ov ena Chatham, William Scipey Hichmond, Daniel M Stwart Glynn, James C Trigosse Franklin, James C Watson Ihuscoges, Tony Branita y Putnam, Augustin B Clanton Clark, Thomas P Foater Creene, Roger F Gamblt Jefferson, George R Gilmer Qylethorpe, Charles E Haynes Hincock, Saaborn Jones Muscogee, Jami M Waal Chatham, Richard L Wilde Ruchmond, no caucus candidates Joan Miltin Muscogee, Mírabiau Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
John Cuftel
Count of
Cherokes
Thomas W.arriss
Walton
Thomas W. Murray
Tinecotn
Daniel Mowsan
Kenny
George W. O Vena
Chatham
William Scipey
Hichmond
Daniel M. Stwart
Glynn
James C. Trigosse
Franklin
James C. Watson
Ihuscoges
Tiony Branitay
County of
Putnam
Augustin
Clanton
Thomas PF. Foater
Paper delivery delays and city health updates in terse notice
The notice urges subscribers in siezed Cartier area to call at the office for undelivered papers. It reports New York figures with 42 deaths and 284 new cases on the 22nd, Philadelphia 9 deaths and 62 new cases on the 24th, indicating rising city health concerns and service disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cotton crop outlook warns drought hits Georgia fields
The article argues drought and MAI harm cotton yields across many counties. It notes abandoned fields, reduced bales per plantation, and widespread skepticism about a “wolf” forecast, concluding that even with favorable conditions a large cotton crop cannot be achieved this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Mike GU
Cott
Wilkus
Greene
Morgan
Oglethorpe
Clarke
Walton
Newton
Bony
Baits
Monroe
Crawford
Upton
Pike
Jones
Jasper
Talbot
Troup
Payette
Harris
Baldwin
Warren
Dee
District meeting at Appling debates nullification and unity
Citizens of Columbia convened at Appling Baptist Church to debate Georgia's stance on Nullification and Union. Speakers attacked Calhoun and Clay while pledging loyalty to Georgia’s conventions and urging swift action to unify the state against perceived federal overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle and Constitutionalist
Augusta
Columbia
Appling
Ware
Revers Hier
Bay
Col. Z. Watts
Gasaure James
Willianook
Washington
John GQ. Calhoun
Ie Fry Clay
Phair
Dacksork Road
Globe
Col. Benton
Calhoun
Flenay
Cohoun
Che Chain
Usbord
Cies
Bobby
Congress
Georgia
Acse
Athens
Snlemny
Chiairin
Union
Teenea
Penmithin
Asmen
Bey
Columbian
Merubhy
James Caniirper
Col Wohiliama
Fouse
Uni
Dieser
Vapur
Cole Wiliams
G. Jones
Hobby
Argesius Wiiaatt
Asq
Weight
Cooper
Wa. A. L. Cotrtys
Macon
Kentucky
James Masason
Phomas Jnr
Collins
Cray and
Canueon
Bescon
Ayvan
Gmendment
Raynen Olin
Taseen
Dr. N. Crawconn
Issac Raney
Navu’t. Barry
Ancurn Aveny
Purnsen Pert
Jons Canhumper
Esyrs
Simmons ‘Craw Voke
Col. Williams
de. Crawford
Jon Cartledge
Fudgevery
Tsavc Ramsey
John Cartledge
USA
de. Conniss
Lees
Moon
Porsyri
Judge Waser
Georgia Nullification Debate Turns to Proscription Dilemma
Georgia meeting debates nullification and proscription with factions split. Speakers defend state rights and warn against purging allies, citing James Madison and Thomas Jefferson while denouncing federal tariff actions and urging united action at Athens and beyond.
Fragmented Remnants of a War Debate and Conscience
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated political discussion about patriotism duty and Congress. It references Washina and Forsyth and a base, with debates over motives and honor. The passage depicts intense oratory, pro and anti war sentiments, and calls for virtue amid public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcle
Maris
Lipana
la Anilanos
Forsyth
Shaney
Iele
Nfo
Geo
Augusta
Amon
Howe
Cortes Et Nalreg
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Joan Miltin
Muscogee
Mirabiau F
Lamar
Cartier
Siex
Columbia County Metting
Mrce
D. C
Honey
James Maprson
Woomas Drrrensos
Republican Party
Ecems
T Oribes
Ong
Clik Party
Fundaental Principe
Union Party
Ninneyay
Jurrenson
Lrror
Ergon
Ming
Montgomery
Longstreet
Dad
Georgiane Elie
Sis
Souther
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington-God
Picion
Washina
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