APPLING STATE RIGHTS FESTIVAL PROMPTED NOTES
TO CORRESPONDENTS. A Repunticay in reply to the Constitutionalist and A Citizen of Rue will be attended to in our next issue. The very able presentment of Grand Lucy of Columbia County will be in the Chronicle. Lumpkin and Ratification are topics in local politics as Col Crockett comments. Also notes on periodicals and corrections about the Federal Union. A drowning accident, burglary at Kilburn's Store, and early inquiries follow.
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Advancs
Mivtel
Constitutionalist
Olember County
Grand Lucy
Columbia County
Lumpkin
J. K. Kiupnan
Broad Street
Porpentors
Wm. Stringfellow
Knowles
John Stevens
Joshua Crow
Butts County
Kilburn
Muntington
M. W. Cocre
Ution
H. H. Cummino
W. T. Gover
Col. L
Boston
Charleston Mercury
Messrs
Davis and
Chester
Carolina
South
Col. Lumpkin
Canesten
Souh
Ctereston Merew Y
Turkey
Africa
Davis
Nora
Augusta Chronicle
Jereboam Goliah
Southron
Seye
Chronicla
Savannah
Avausta
Baga
Siver
Paul
Controversy over Abolitionists and Southern Rights
A lengthy critique argues Northern abolitionists threaten Southern institutions with covert plans and financial pressure. It contrasts open and hidden attacks, cites Boston and London incidents, and condemns Northern press for aggravating slave debates while defending Southern safety and loyalty to the Union.
Extract on anti slavery sentiment and public opinion
A letter from New York discusses the Boston Meeting and the tone of anti slavery sentiment in the North. It accuses polite society of avoiding direct opposition to abolition and predicts that many will be swept along by current views while claiming to oppose universal emancipation.
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Col
South
Finley
Pinney
Columbia
North
England
Asolitron Society
Garrison
London
U. S
Colonization Society
Genoa
Boston
Burritt
Congress
Meesis
Ritchie
Guiew
Jess Fanatics
Ec, &c
Ann
New York
Lexington
Col. L
Col. Lumpkin
Richmond and Jereboam Goliah in political controversy
A Virginia letter to the Georgia Courier exposes Jereboam Goliah’s alleged past and current allegiances, contrasting his160actions with Forsyth, the Albany Regency, and the Force Bill. The writer, signing as Rich mond, defends his own stance and challenges anti ratification figures while addressing the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Courier
Thad
Richmond
Duplicity and dissent bathed in a Georgia convention dispute
A long extract debates accusations of duplicity and dishonesty among convention participants. It contrasts opposition plans and minority choices, defending Richmond and others while challenging editors and correspondents who labeled rival plans as minority choices. A Savannah-Auensta fragment notes cotton congestion and a new post office in Silverton, Barnwell District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Thomas Fuller
Barnwell District
D. C
Augusta
Coosawhatchie
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