Alabama and the General Government Debated in Montgomery Meeting
Citizens met at the Union Hotel to protest federal plans for removing white settlers from Creek lands in the ceded territory. The resolution urged the governor and federal authorities to respect state rights and reject military removals, while confirming support for orderly action under law.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tecorta
Tere
Crechia
Alabama
Ita Vicini
Union
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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
Gayle
War Department
B. Eeall
J. McPchinson
Cheirmen
Yi. BB
Pavun
Alabama Creek Indian land dispute summary
The document discusses federal orders from War Secretary and Attorney General to remove intruders from Creek cession land in Alabama. It condemns settler favoritism and urges faithful enforcement of the treaty, noting ongoing friction between settlers and Creek chiefs over land possession.
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Arrousny Guacian
Gericn
United States
Treay
U. States
Wiemieaune
Uored
Esbal
Atford
Austill
Maren Yih
United Tes
Alabama
Still
Campbell Street Academy Seeks Public Support
A male resident on Campbell Street announces continuation of his academy for the next year in his current house. A separate apartment is prepared for a Female Academy with a class of young ladies admitted after October 1. The course includes English education and French optional. Terms after October: under seven years four dollars and fifty six cents per quarter, seven years and up six dollars and fifty cents. French students pay one dollar per quarter. Augneta, Sept. 14 to 100.
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Ouarles
Campbell Street
Republic
Ye Bratification Ticket and Richmond County Notice
Announcement to Richmond County readers lists Ye BrAtification Ticket with Senator Henry Mealing and Representatives Holland Netyre M W Cockey A N Verdery. Several communications are omitted to readers to advertise patrons and invite attention to a Republicay communication amid strong attack on the Constitutionalists.
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Richmond County
Ft. C
Constitutionaliat
Failures of Charleston Mail Disrupt Macon Communication
The Macon Telegraph laments repeated Charleston Mail failures and ongoing intercity communication disruptions this week. It urges inquiry into the default and seeks explanations from the post master as a matter of urgent public interest.
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Caarieston
Charleston
Alabama Crisis and Army Movement Spark Union-Wide Tension
The text discusses Montgomery proceedings and letters from R. B. Taney and Lewis Cass, warning of federal overreach to enforce laws by force. It notes a U S Artillery unit marching to Forthell, signaling President’s test of military power, with Georgia urged to stay vigilant against looming martial governance over Cherokee lands.
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Messrs. McCoy, Clay and Murdis
Ve. Agtill
Plave
Gener
Wenpy
Alabamon
Alibama
Austil Bay
Alabama
Anther
Monty
Pami
Lewis Cass
Crawponn
Thes. Dist. Alu. Mobile
Montgomery
R. B.taney
Union
South
Taney
U.S. Artillerists
Love
Arsenal
Georgia
Great Pastival Dinner in Appling Honors Delegation
In Appling a large crowd gathered Friday for a public dinner honoring the Georgia delegation who opposed the Enforcing Bill. Speakers praised liberty and state rights while a long toast list celebrated Washington, Jefferson, and other founders. Hon. Richard Henry Wise delivered an hour long address.
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Appling
Congress
Ancuer Avery
Wirss
Gansee
Grizby
South
Wilde
Oration Praises Liberty Cause and Col GamwsLx
The author lauds Col GamwsLx for straight forward honesty and patriotism in a speech to supporters of the Souths liberty cause. He notes Mr Wilde merits respect for his aims but emphasizes principles over men and urges public admiration for Griffin and Col Goorp. Dated Columbia County Sept 16 1833.
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Wilde
Liberty
South
Col
GamwsLx
Griffin
Col. Goorp
Areving
Columbia County
Speech at Columbia County gathering extols State Rights and vigilance
The address denounces federal overreach, praises South Carolina and Georgia leaders, and calls for unwavering resistance to unconstitutional measures. Toasts celebrate union of Southern states and pledge to uphold constitutional principles against despotism. Col. Gaure replies in support of state sovereignty and preservation of liberty.
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Georges Wasuingtor
Tusmas Jurvans
la Payette
America
United States
Geonce M. Troop
Richard Hen Ry Witps
Tie
Columbia
Severn States
South
Columbia County
Rocer L. Gamete
Gworgia
Story
Col. Gaure
James
Congress
Mississippi
South Western Occu
Union
S. Guirby
Dsg
Race
Col. Stewany
South Carolina
Georgia
Richmond
Hin
Wa. T. Govtn
A. H. Pemagerron
Ocar
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