Rail Road Connextion Aims To Link Georgia Alabama Tennessee River
A Southern Advocate essay urges Georgia and Alabama to build a railroad from Athens to the Tennessee River near the Lookout Mountain, linking Charleston Savannah trade with the West. It argues canal and existing lines support progress, notes the Decatur Tuscaloosa line, and cites Gen. Jackson and Mr. Pinckney in political context.
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News From Europe and Ireland Reflect Turbulent Times
The column reports UK and Irish affairs with a detaining packet ship Columbus delay, Don Carlos in Spain, and a Paris king’s cautious replies. It notes O Connell’s rising National Association, cholera in Vienna and Venice, and Britain’s broad diplomatic moves. Also covered are Cadiz and Madrid politics, English regiments in pay disputes, and Thiers and Chateaubriand publishing news from Paris to London.
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Plan of Church Reform Widely Backed by Radicals
The House of Commons sat thinly attended while debate on the English Church Reform Bill continued. The Times and Courier show mixed views with radicals unhappy at limits and O Connell reportedly supporting the reform. Texas news notes Gen. Austin’s nomination and annexation hopes, while a local murder in South Carolina ends with a white man cleared and a black man hanged for the crime.
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