President directs removal of intruders from Creek lands
A long public note outlines government plans to remove white settlers from Creek lands ceded to the United States. It cites Congressional authority, treaty obligations, and military force to restore U S possession, while urging minimal harm to citizens and adherence to state sovereignty. Sealed opinions from Cass and Taney support enforced removal and prosecution of violators.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tecorta
Tere
Crechia
Alabama
Messrs. McCoy, Clay and Murdis
Ve. Agtill
Plave
Gener
Wenpy
Alabamon
Alibama
Austil Bay
Anther
Monty
Pami
Lewis Cass
Crawponn
The
St. Dist. Alu. Mobile
Arrousny Guacian
Gericn
United States
Treay
U. States
Wiemieaune
Uored
Georgia
Congress
UU. States
Alatania
Ilinois
Mississippi
Senate
Taney
Beothe Son
Alabama Creek Indian land dispute urged for federal action
The document records Secretary War directives and Assistant General opinions on removals of intruders from Creek ceded lands in Alabama. It notes government duties to enforce treaties, address settler indulgences, and resolve conflicts with Creek chiefs amid increasing intrusions and regional pressures.
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Montgomery
Ita Vicini
Union
Eawn
To'stock P
Toto
Obama
Joseph Shutchisen
Chaito
Putuna
Putuna Bsg. Secretary Bwtion
PS. Ways
Geuthanen
Thomas Ss. Mays
Bolling Hall
James Helser
William Garver
Homes Yides
Pitgpateich
Abner Motiec
Pitzpatrick
Bibb
Berg
United States
Alabama
Gayle
War Department
B. Eeall
J. McPchinson
Cheirmen
Yi. BB
Pavun
Campbell Street academy to continue and expand
Public notice announces continued English education at the current residence on Campbell Street with a separate female academy to begin after October first. Aimed at young ladies the plan includes French language instruction and a competent assistant. quarterly fees are set for under seven and over seven children with a separate arrangement for those studying French.
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Ouarles
Campbell Street
Republic
No Ratification Ye Bratification Ticket Announced
Richmond County readers are warned of a political notice declaring a Ye Bratification ticket led by Senator Henry Mealing with Representatives Holland Netyre M W Co.Ke A N Verdery. The paper notes omissions for advertising patrons and invites reader reactions to republican communications amid attacks on constitutionalists.
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Richmond County
Ft. C
Telegraphic link with Charleston disrupted prompts inquiry
The Macon Telegraph notes repeated failures of the Charleston mail during the present week. It calls for investigation into the breakdown of the communication between Macon and Charleston, urging the Post Master to provide an explanation and a prompt remedy to restore the essential service.
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Caarieston
Charleston
Protests in Montgomery and Alabama Military Tension
The article notes deep interest in Montgomery proceedings and letters from R B Taney and Hon Lewis Cass. It discusses opposition to federal enforcement of laws in Alabama and warns of unrest if the Proclamation principles are carried out. It cites U S Artillerists marching from the Arsenal under Captain Love and mentions Georgia alertness regarding Cherokee country.
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Montgomery
R. B.taney
Lewis Cass
Alabama
Union
South
Taney
U.S. Artillerists
Love
Arsenal
Georgia
Great Pastival Dinner Honors Delegates Against the Bill of Blood
A large crowd gathered at Appling on a Friday for a public dinner in honor of Congress delegates who opposed the Enforcing Bill. Hon. Ancuer Avery presided with a slate of local officers as speeches praised liberty and state rights while toasts saluted Washington, Jefferson, and the Southern States. The event, though rainy, drew six to seven hundred attendees from Columbia County and beyond, with Richand J. Wanpe notably absent.
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Appling
Congress
Ancuer Avery
Wirss
Gansee
Grizby
South
Wilde
Columbia
Columbia County
South Carolina
Richand
Wanpe
L. Gamste
Lamar
Superior Court
Grover
Methodist
Anenew Avery
Taos
N. Hanivtov
Isaac Rassey
Wu. Macraver
Sen
Georges Wasuingtor
Tusmas Jurvans
la Payette
America
United States
Geonce M. Troop
Richard Hen Ry Witps
Tie
Speech praising liberty and false insinuations during Sept. 1833 meeting
In Columbia County on Sept. 16, 1833, speakers including Col. GamwsLx and Mr. Griffin addressed a gathering in praise of the Souths cause. the editor notes personal respect for Wilde yet emphasizes a principle led stance. The remarks were described as bold, honest, and suited to the occasion with enthusiastic applause and support for the patriotic effort across the county and state.
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Wilde
Liberty
South
Col
GamwsLx
Griffin
Col. Goorp
Areving
Columbia County
Speeches and toasts at a Savannah political gathering
A chaotic report covers a speech addressing patriotism and Southern unity, praising state rights and warnings against central power. The event features Col. Gauler and Col. Stewart, praising the South and Georgia, with tepid support from Mississippi guests and strong endorsements of constitutional principles amid disputes over the Force Bill.
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Mobile Register
Esbal
Atford
Austill
Maren Yih
United Tes
Still
Ona Campbell Street
Crawford
Henry Mealing
Representatives
Holland
Constitutionaliat
Macon
Lditer
Severn States
Rocer L. Gamete
Gworgia
Story
Col. Gaure
James
South Western Occu
S. Guirby
Dsg
Race
Col. Stewany
Richmond
Hin
Wa. T. Govtn
A. H. Pemagerron
Ocar
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