Public Dinner Invitation From Newton County Citizens
The citizens of Newton County request the presence of Hon Joann C Carnoun at a public dinner to be arranged for a suitable date, preferably before September 12. They laud Jeffersonian principles and state rights while urging action against perceived consolidation and despotism. The letter is signed by Charles Kennon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joann C. Carnoun
Newton County
Charles Kennon
Jack Wilburn
Ajr
Luckier
Qin Mah Villen
William Brown
Joan N. Williamson
Green B. Jurnigs
Jospal Pity
Mull Orymick Nual
Saglen Baers
Sieh Po Sports
Lavbeth Hopkins
Charles HH. Sanders
Tompkin County
Teytlemen
CIA
Despotism and Union Ties in Southern Debate
A Southern speaker denounces Proclamation and Force Act as despotic power that subverts the constitution and liberty. He warns of bloodshed, urges freemen to resist consolidation, defends states rights, and criticizes party tactics led by Wilson Lumpkin.
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Berus
Gus
Union
Wilagain
Herty
Ruth
Esting
Oustieb Stable Foundation
Tetas UpPoor
Weaspons of
Truth
Candor
Tess
Dod Energy
Wand
Certo
Federal Union
Wilson Lumpkin
Macon Messenger
Lumpkin
Georgia
Rarirvicatrox
Nexiirtcarron
Federal Union Deny That Gov. Lumpkin
Superior Court
South Carolina
Calhoun
Gov. Lumpkin
Forsyth
Jackson
van Buren
Wmn
Crawford
John Porsyth
Gov
Lampkin
Clark Union Party
Vir
Gen. Green
U.S. Telegraph
Georgia Messenger
Georgia Journal
Europe
West Indies
United States
Bec
Editorial dispute over trial facts and Governor Lumpkin
A Georgia newspaper letter row questions trial evidence about Col Camp and Col Milton and blasts editorials for bias. It cites Governor Lumpkin’s stance on ratification and the constitutional amendment debate, accusing the Federal Union and Clark and Union factions of political maneuvering.
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Peder
Ipec
Puper
Aleinne
Federal Union
Np Ow
Camp
Col. Hilton
Col. Milton
Post
Cal
Milton
Chipley
Col Camp
Clark
Certifi cate of political satire and civic critique
A letter from Doctor Self State to the MiGil Py Workshop superintendent references a Western Herald piece and attacks a patent medicine and political manipulation. It notes the May Reduction Convention and the entry of Jim Crow Die in the Ditch and Democratic Yeoman, suggesting minority ascendancy over the majority and concerns about state power under Congress and the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supreme Court
Jackson
Georgia
Clark Party
Ditcc
Cotton Market News and transport receipts from Savannah
The report covers brisk cotton trading with 4 cent advance, limited quantities, and prices for Upland, Sea Island, and Tennessee fabrics. It notes pests in Liberty County and crop concerns, with flour, groceries and whiskey prices. transport by rail and ships, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad revenue rising by August 61st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crarvestox
Cotlon
Boyland
Groveries
Havana
Cuba
Spirns
Prlights
Liverpool
York
Boston
Opposition to State Constitution Amendment by Gh Orgea Coluntia
Grand Jury voices strong opposition to the proposed amendment. They decry it as unsafe and unwise, threatening political equality and republican rule. They reject territorial representation as unjust and favor preservation of fundamental principles and political justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PVE Grand Jury
Republic
Grand Jury Protest Against Constitutional Amendments
A Georgia Grand Jury condemns proposed constitutional amendments and urges citizens to reject them, citing danger to the republic and potential foreign aggression. The document thanks Judge Tanar and the Attorney General, and orders publication in a state public gazette as directed by the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanar
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Georgia Times
Syumpaous
Western Herald
MiGil PY
Comamercied Secord
Liberty County
Tia Savannah
Sanp Hits
Savannah
Sea Island
Florida
Mississippi
D&e
Troy Spikes, &c
Merchandize
New Yong
Tennessee
New Orleans
Tom Liverpool
Baltinore Gazette
Baltimore
Ohia
ORGEA
Coluntia & Ounly
Lucius Q. C. Laman
Torney General
tEias
George M. Magrad
Thomas Seay
James German
Win
L. Crawford
Robert D. lVare
Benjamin Bugg
Jesse Morriss
Win. Meriwether
William Wiley
Auke
Foreman
William S. Jones
Johanny Smith
James Luke, Jr
George Graves
Nathan Crawford
Isaac Watson
Turner Clanton
Thomas B. Leal
James Duke, Jr
James Luke
John D. Smith
Mie Tisens
Exster Papeete Turner Clanton
George M. Magruder
Faen
Elamburg
John B. Covington
Ghorgia
Chenk
Orrick
Lincoln County
Exverson Court
Meredith Slarper
Jameson Mabry
John A. Fones
Said
John Quinn
Kew Nold Street
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Pemele
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FRYE
SH. Reid
J.R. Rew
A.B
City Papers
Augusta
Campbell Street
R. R. Charles
Oglethorpe Raced
Ozlethoye Jockey Club
Tourspay
U. States
Joseph Moonn
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
Hamburg
Consiener
D.S. Lubbuck
Alexander Wal NG
Bront Y Marbury Sts
Upp Market
A. Huntington
Richards & Gananl
Washington
Hintomtom
Greensboro
Milichsenville
Macom
Goluumbus
Clarksville
J. D. Beers
I. R. ST. Joan & C
Igusta
Sept
Wil. Shannon, Whi
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Gu Cbe
Edgar & CA Gems
Maerino
Hernani
A. Siever
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