Act to authorize mounted Rangers for frontier defense
United States proposed law authorizes President to raise six hundred mounted Rangers for frontier defense for one year, with officers and privates to be commissioned, equipped, and paid, and governed by military law. Includes officer appointments during Senate recess and a $50,000 appropriation for implementation. Public remark by RAND NEWNAN, ME.
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House of Representatives
United States
Lerica
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Adbett
Cholera and Southern Rights Debate Across the Nation
Reports show cholera deaths in the city rising to 135 last week while population declined by about 100000. A Northern attack on Southern interests is denounced, accusing Northern-led presses and politicians of proscribing Southern rights and blocking public meetings to discuss them.
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Henry Meal Glascock
Absalom Rhodes
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Portsmouth Improves Amid Mixed Track News
Report notes Portsmouth's speed progress while Cholet shows no easing in competition for several days, and the discus event appears to have largely faded from the scene.
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Portsmouth
Southern Opposition to Northern Nullification Fury
The piece attacks Northern critics for denouncing a Southern convention on tariffs and rights, arguing oppression will push the South toward united action. It defends a free press and urges steadfast resistance, citing oppression as a cause for radicalism and warning Northern tyranny risks a violent response.
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Chronicle
Tren
Couriee
Principles, fairness, and the southern stance in 1858
A Southern correspondent denounces a Northern paper, rejects engagement with it, and defends Southern honor. He argues against justice from the rival press, emphasizes principled restraint, and praises Northern individuals who act for the South's interests. Claumsville, August 30, 1858.
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Nullification and Constitution Policy in Georgia Debate
A Georgia proposal discusses nullification of federal tariff acts and asserts the states rights to resist unconstitutional federal laws. The memorandum cites Jefferson and Jackson era precedents and argues for a convention based abrogation of tariff policy, warning of potential defensive action if forces clash.
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Drenirye
Thomas Jefferson
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Aydrew Jackson
Lam
George Melytosit Trovy
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Supreme Court
United States
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