A Voice From The West Warns Georgia of Slaveholder Unity
The Georgia audience is urged to unite slaveholders against abolitionists and Northern pressure. The piece catalogs a nationwide anti abolition conspiracy, cites Milliam Lloyd Garrison, and advocates a September or October mobilization to support Hugh L White or oppose Martin Van Buren, stressing defense of slave property and regional bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
District of Columbia
Martin van Buren
City of
New York
Mason and Dixon
Congress
Marti van Buren
Georgia
Martin Fan Buren
Hugh Lawson White
Jackson
Baltimore
Hugh L. White
Teanzsace
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ugh L. White
FWAO
United States
Lawson White
Judge White
Senate
Indian Springs
Representative
Jiebez Sackson
Jesse Cleveland
Hopkins Wolsey
Thomas Glascock
House of Representatives
London and India News From the United States Packet
Reports from London to Septembers eighth detail the ongoing municipal corporations bill in the Lords, Irish Coercion measures in the Commons, and appointments of Lord Avestanp as Governor General of India. French papers note the Louis Purtppi assassination attempt and Spain’s Carlist situation. London markets fear French measures, while British troops move to Spain.
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England
New York
United States
Holdridge
Liverpool
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Toto
Ireland
O’cox
Lord Avestanp
India
Lord Heyrerspury
Wa. D. A. Court
Peni
East India Company
Louis Purttppi
Spain
Evans
Westminster
Loxney
Aus
France
One Day Late From France The Lorena Arrives In New York
News from Havre via Lorena reports Paris dates to August seventh and details turmoil over proposed press laws. Freschi suspected of involvement with Duchess of Berry, with claims of 80,000 francs in deposits and police intrigue. Jamaica notes dissolved assembly, labor and sugar concerns, and rising colonial tension. Niblo's fire in Broadway destroys the Diorama and damages nearby dwellings. one waiter, Charles, dies in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena
Urquhart
New York
Havre
Paris
the 7Th
Freschi
Berri
Maned L
Courier
Francais
Duchess de Berri
New Orleans
Liverpool
Consignees
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Marquis of
Sligo
Bruening Star
Niblo's
Charles
August as Saturday September 26 1835
Fragmentary OCR notes show an event dated Saturday September 26 1835 with phrasing about fear and assurance. No clear identities or location details are readable.
State Rights Nominations and Anti Abolition Meeting
State Rights nominations listed for governor Charles Dougherty and congressmen Gamble Beall Wilde Foster. Anti abolition meeting in Burke County calls citizens to Waynesboro on first Monday in October to oppose abolition movements and incendiary publications. Burke County notice dated Sept 21 1835 with state rights ticket for senate Lawson and representatives Burke Burton Attaway. Columbia meeting praised anti abolition resolutions urging calm and lawful action with union and state rights support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dougherty
Congress
Roger L. Gamble
Roseert A. Beall
Richard H. Wilde
Sprouas
EF. Foster
Burke County
Waynesborough
Columbia
Columbia County
Decline of our Agricultural Societies and Related Pieces
The September issue of Southern Agriculturist offers multiple original articles on farming topics. Notable items include the decline of agricultural societies, crop practices by R Watts, Pinckney’s Spring and Forcing Pump, seeds and stingless bees by H Pertine, forest trees by B, grazing and soiling grasses, Leitner’s July 8 1835 address, and a piece on moon influence on timber.
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Southern Agriculturist
R. Watts
Col. Pinckney
H. Pertine
Leitner
Columbia Times
Judge Schley Under Fire Over Select Letter Extract
Critics accuse Judge William Schley of selectively publishing an extract from Col. Rooen L. Gamuzx's 1835 Louisville letter to bolster a claim about illumination. They question why the judge withheld the full letter and warn that publishing part while omitting rest paints him into a defensive corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
William Schley
Rooen L. Gamuzx
Louisville
Leute
Jefferson
Madison
Col. Gamour
Charleston Courier Responds to Richmond Enquirer on Nullification
The Charleston Courier denies being a nullifying paper and defends State Rights and Nullification. It criticizes the Enquirer for supporting Consolidation and condemns political opportunism among former Nullification supporters. It refers to the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions as political humbuggery and asserts steadfast devotion to principle.
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Charleston Courier
The
Richmond Enquirer
Mercury
Enquirer
Courier
Virginia
Kentucky
State Rights Party
Tartu
Schonl
Jerrmson
Debate over Jeffersonian Nullification and Courier's stance
The text argues that the Courier falsely claims neutrality on Nullification, defending Jeffersonian principles while accusing Union supporters of political ambition. It asserts the value of open investigation and cautions against rigid infallibility, claiming strong support for Nullification and skepticism toward Unionism.
Prospects Improve for Judge Devanenry in Georgia Race
Report from trusted locals in Georgia indicates rising support for Judge Devanenry’s gubernatorial bid as exposure of Judge Schley’s political history shifts voters. A Troop Union man in a neighboring county opposes Schley, signaling broader speculation that Dougherty may win if voters see recent facts. The Schley faction is described as tottering toward collapse.
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Union
Judge Schley
Republican Party
Georgia
Schley Party
Second Number of the Periodical Highlights Various Contents
The issue includes sketches and essays such as Recollections of a Southern Matron chapter 7 and Sketches of real life. The Exotic features The hand organ player chapter 2, translated from Tromlitz. Also Moral and Religious notes, The Boudoir pieces, Leaf and Stem Basket items, and Original Poetry by Mrs. Wells among others. Subscriptions via Mr Estrut of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromlitz
Cooper River
Cogdell
Abbott—White
Mrs. Wells
Jerusalem
Oscar
Estrut
An Incomplete Slavery Defense pamphlet review in Georgia
A Georgia citizen review from Augusta praises an 1835 pamphlet by Wa J Hanix arguing for slavery’s biblical sanction and against Congressional interference in the District of Columbia. The piece commends the author’s character while noting two or three cautious caveats likely to weaken the work.
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Georgia
Augusta
S. R. Sentinel
Congress
District of Columbia
Wa. J. Hanix
South
Union
Abolitionists gain new societies and funds across states
The piece notes rapid growth of anti slavery societies in New Hampshire North East Erie County Pa Rhode Island Natick North Scituate Valley Falls Bradford Mass Clarksfield Ohio and elsewhere since a recent exposé It cites Am Anti Slavery Society receipts 8512 01 and claims tens of thousands support the cause urging Southern vigilance and demand for rights within the region.
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Erie Co. Pa
Rhode Island
Natick
North Scituate
Valley Falls
Bradford
Mass
Clarksfield
Ohio
Am. Anti-Slavery Society
Human Rights
A. Tarrax
South
Prominent Union Member Accused of Southern Slander
A Boston Atlas letter by a Georgia Union supporter denounces Northern agitators and condemns Southern slander of the North. It calls for naming the author and condemns as false the assertion that Southern presses condone hostility to the Union. The piece demands accountability for “one of the most prominent members of the Union party” cited in Georgia.
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Boston Atlas
Georgia
Union Party
Granata
West
Mississippi
North
The
Atlas
State Rights Party
South
Confederacy
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Milliram Lloyd Garrison
Washington City
Maryland
Carolinas
Free States
Col
A. J. Lawson
Thomas S. Burke
Charles A. Burton
Elijah Attaway
Judg
WM. Schley
Tuman Rights
New Hampshire
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