Literary Messenger praised as it nears manhood in Richmond
The Richmond Enquirer reviews the Southern Literary Messenger praising its growth and the quality of its contributors led by Paulding Willis Slidell H Lee Lieber Sigourney and Simms. It advises excluding politics and notes plans to reply to Judge Hopkinson while praising Melancholy Occurrence and Canp items.
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Literary Messenger
Southern Literary Newsiiger
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H. Lee
Lieber
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Hale
Simms
Greenhow
Poe
Cooke
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Lodi
Schill
Academy
White
Hopkinson
Virginia
Leonidas
Thomas W. Warre
Southern Literary Messenger
O Connell Prefers Postponing Lords Reform Motion
The article notes Mr. OConnell will not bring forward his Lords reform motion in the current session but will make it a priority next session. It also reports a trial of forty five people for conspiring to overthrow the government and remarks on the cholera outbreak and unrest in Europe.
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Gwinnett County
Stephen Garnec
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Augusta
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N.Y. Courier & Enquirer
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London
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Noble sacrifice praises Col Howann amid Georgia politics
The State Rights Sentinel lauds Col Jouy H Howann for declining a Congress nomination to honor a political opponent and advance party unity. It predicts Gen Glascock will win a landslide return to Congress, with 20 000 additional votes, as Maj John H Howard withdraws from the ticket to support Southern rights.
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Jouy H. Howann
Sentinel
Col
Howsap
Congress
Glascock
Georgia
The
Georgia Journal
John H. Howard
Maj. Howard
Congressional
State Rights Party of Georgia
Gen. Glascock
Severy
van Buren
Maj
Howard
Jon H. Howanp
People of
State Rights
Guascoes
State Rights Ticket
Augusta political ticket and Savannah mayor oath
Augusta notes list congressional ticket members Julius C. Alford Edward J. Black W. St Colquitt William Dawson R. W. Habersham Joseph W. Jackson Thomas Butler King Eugenious A. Nesbit and announces Joan C. Nicnoz as Mayor of Savannah by the new Board of Aldermen at a recent meeting.
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Troup
Edward J. Black
Scriven
W. ST. Colquitt
Muscogee
William ©. Dawson
Greene
R. W. Habersham
Habersham
Joseph W. Jackson
Chatham
Thomas Butler King
Glynn
Eugenius A. Nesbit
Morgan
Savannahi
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Joan C. Nicnoz
Health of New York Week Death Toll Report
New York City Inspector reports 215 deaths in the week ending Sept 2. The figures include 33 men 33 women 73 boys and 76 girls for a total of 215.
Columbia County Court Adjourns to December
The Columbia county Superior Court met Monday with Judge Joux Sung presiding but adjourned due to widespread illness. The court will reconvene on the third Monday in December.
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Columbia Superior Court
Superior Court
Columbia County
Joux Sung
Complaint on Northern Mail neglect and railroad contract
The letter condemns widespread neglect by contractors and postmasters on the Northern Mail route. It laments delayed New York papers arriving one day late for weeks and accuses Department officers of ignoring public interest due to election distractions. It calls for immediate railroad mail service contracts and even armed protection if needed.
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New York
Charleston
Post Office Department
Charleston Cholera Reports and Deaths in City
The Special Committee reports daily cholera cases in Charleston with 15 whites and 10 blacks on Sept 2, plus 13 cases with 2 deaths on Sept 13, then 11 cases with 2 deaths on Sept 14 and 6 cases with 2 deaths on Sept 15. The Board notes 62 weekly deaths, 34 from cholera, among 13 whites and 49 blacks. Also mentions Col Howanp withdrawing from the State Rights ticket in Georgia.
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Orrice Boan
Hearn
Charleston
P. ‘Ang
Thos. Y. Simons
M. D
A. G. Howann
Noble sacrifice of Gen. Guascoer’s public devotion 1836
The piece lauds Gen. Guascoer for disinterestedness and fearless stand for his principles and the South. It claims his Creek War service and private resignation saved the Confederacy’s prospects, urging Georgia voters to honor him over rival candidates. It emphasizes magnanimity, national duty, and unwavering patriotism as the era’s best virtues.
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Chickasahatchee
Sentinel
State Rights Party
Guascoer
Giascocx
Confederacy
Georgia
Surplus Revenue Act Sparks Northern Southern Dissent
Clarksville Chronicle argues the surplus revenue act threatens state rights and liberties. It condemns the distribution as plunder and warns the tariff system will be entrenched, urging Southern readers to oppose the measure and its financial manipulation.
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Jackson
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Potomac
Sabine
Gen. Jackson
Caunown
Congress
Mwe
Mency
Caxuoun
Post Masters Appointed in Georgia
Post Office Department announces appointments of Henry B. Hathaway at Henderson in Houston County Aquila Hardy at Ware's Store in Coweta County and James Day at Adamsville in Cass County.
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Georgia
Henry B. Hathaway
Henderson
Houston County
Aquila Hardy
Ware's
Coweta
James Day
Adamsville
Cass County
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