Arkansas Territory Land Grant for Court House and Jail
The act grants Arkansas Territory up to one thousand acres contiguous to Little Rock for a court house and jail. Lands selected by the territorial governor will be disposed of by the legislature with proceeds to fund the building, surplus to other territorial needs, signed by Stevenson and Carhoun and approved by Andrew Jackson.
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Little Rock
Senate
House of
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Congress
Adansan
House of Representatives
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Georgia
Ariana Oas
Ohio
Merety
Washington
Be juety, ith fem mot to commute responses
Fragmentary OCR note from Abbeville and Columbia mentions a Georgia Nullfer and Judge Losssrance's letter No IL to Seneca. Details are incomplete, but implies early receipt and forthcoming communication.
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Georgia
Abbeville
Columbia
Losssrance
Seneca
Charleston Davy Election Report Shows Strong State Rights Victory
The Charleston election for Intendant and Warehouse drew full party strength. State Rights and Free Trade backers claim a glorious win with higher turnout and a large Naïlifier majority, suggesting future victories across plantation states.
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Charleston
Sabmiastunists
State Rights and Free Trade Party
Editor Quoting Judge Loyostaner's Speech Noted
The Charleston City Gazett editor mocks Loyostaner's remarks while promising to print both sides. The piece cites imagined quotes about exile, passports, and Georgia politics, inviting a Charleston editor to publish the full remarks for truth and wit.
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Charleston
Gazett
Loyostaner
Phesge
Doehall
Gronciy
Aountry
Poorn
Salls
Gt World
Georgia
Chareston
South Carolina and nullification parting ways with Georgia
A long defense of South Carolina's push toward nullification mirrors Georgia's stance, arguing the General Government oversteps constitutional bounds. The piece outlines plans for a state convention to decide redress, potential penalties for enforcing federal tariffs, and parallels to Georgia's actions, with debate over states rights and obedience to law.
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Georgia
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Supreme Court
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Carolina
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Carolinia
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United States
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Clarkesville
Unconstitutional Tariff Debate and Southern Resistance
The text argues the tariff is unconstitutional and questions remedies like nullification, secession, or petition. It attacks submissionists in the South, likening them to guard dogs failing to act against theft, and criticizes public figures and newspapers supporting Union measures while urging state sovereignty and protection of liberty against federal overreach.
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South Carolina
Legiel
Hamilton
Hanlon
Nallfiers
Friends of Freedom
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Stresty
Charles Maton Lanes
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Richmond
Berty
Ogain
Boutus
Cesar
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Congress
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Adead
Tibermy
Oeton
Ragever
Washington City
Witiout
Pleasme
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