Anti Abolition Meeting Resolves on Peace and Separation
In Augusta Chronicle report, resolutions urge Southern states to convene if Abolition efforts fail and promise to preserve peace and liberty. They call for restraint amid inflammatory publications and insurrection concerns, stressing justice administration and speedy punishment for incendiary offenses, with swift tribunals for slaves.
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Columbia County
North
Baptist Church
Appling
Jonran Harriss
Simamons Craw- Ford
Wensty Hoast
Col. Z. Williams
Col
Zacnanran Wirtiams
Wenstey Hospr
Torsen Cranton
Doct
Naraax Crawronn
Eprnezer T. Williams
Warren M. Bennox
James Luxe
Joan Cantiener
Simmons Crawromp
Thomas H. Dawson
Julian Hanniss
Congress of the
United States
South
Charleston
New York
Republic
Middle States
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Union
Drw
Georgia
Congress
District of Columbia
Augusta
P. B. Tartar & Co
Messrs. Stovall
Simmons & Co
Broad Street
England
William Woodbury & CO
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
Edgefield District
D. C
Messrs. J. & D. Morrison
W & H. Bryson
Christian Breithaupt
V. M. Co
Eneid and Crayon Miscellany Featured in Philosophical Society
The article praises the Eneid read before the Philosophical Society by Rt. Rev. Exouano, highlights Crayon Miscellany selections, and lauds Simms's The Widow of the Chief and The Lone Star. It commends elegant rhyme, notes Improvable writer SIMMS, and praises the fine printing and publisher Mr. Bunoss.
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Charleston Mercury
Southern Literary Journal
Dulness
W. G. Simms
Eneid
Philosophical Society
Exouano
Simms
Bryant
Bunoss
Paris politics and Ohio Michigan tensions report
Reports from Paris up to Sept 14 show M de Schonen breaking with the ministry over press restrictions, with fears of a military government. In Ohio Michigan clashes ease as 2,000 Michigan troops depart Toledo for Detroit. The Globe-Baltimore mail arrangement links Baltimore Washington routes with faster service. Slavery unrest in Tennessee leads to slave punishments and abolitionist suspicions. A Spanish brig Aurora arrives with convicts for road labor and crime cases in several papers accompany rumors of Morell’s men and local thefts.
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New York
Havre
Stoddard
Paris
M. de Schonen
Chamber of Deputies
M. Salverte
France
M. de Rance
Odillon Barrett
House of Lords
England
Commons
Quotidienne
London Sun
Gazette de France
Ohio
Michigan
Toledo
Detroit
Congress
Judiciary
Wvat. Intelligencer
Globe
Messrs. Stockton & Stokes
Baltimore and Washington Rail Road Company
Great Eastern
Washington
Baltimore
Great Southern
Baltimore Chronicle
Late Europe to New York Intelligence and Cotton Market
Postscript dispatch from Europe and New York details late August London and Liverpool news, Ireland peace bills, Spain uprisings, and a sanguinary Indian assault on Pata. New York market reports dull cotton trade with mixed prices, and Liverpool Demarara and American imports noted with total bags around 22,893.
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Europe
New York
London
Liverpool
England
Commons
House of Lords
Lord Brougham
Ireland
Spain
Pata
Floridas
Mobile
New Orleans
Liverroot
Demarara
West India
Surat
United States
Alabamas
Orleans
Upland
D&e
Augusta
Georgia Maile
Canal
Howard Street
Holland
Russia
Carolina
India
Osnaburgs
Jamaica
N. England
Havana
Muscovado
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Hyson
Pernams
U. States
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Sine Die
Juriah Harriss
Siamons Canwronp
Srick
Sty
Valmen
S. Rockwell
I A
Presbytery of
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Wilkes County
Midway
Miledgeville
T. Goulding
D. S. K. Talmage
C. W. Howard
R. K. Hines
Davis
C. C. Mills
Ae Avate
A. L. Alexander
W. Poe
J. J. Howard
J. Billups
T. Farr
Sae T. Butler King
Milledgeville
J. A. Cuthbert
Louis Paureee
Wat. Gazette
Tennessee
Bedford County
Tenn
Nashville
Murel
Clinton Gaz
Aurora
Uavana
Barcelona
Mercury
Morell
Leelie
Tidwell
Monroe
Houston
Macon
Lynch
Maysville
Cincinnati Whig
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Havin
Savannah
Havax Manxer
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Rio
Havas Manxet
Florida
James W. Meredith
Willfax Rev
Fayettville
North Carolina
Fearerry Guimarix
John Guimarin
Athens
Geo
A. Church
T. L. Surra
Frances A. Bnopnax
Burke County
W. McKey
Kildare County
Umeal & Gras
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Robert Philip
Warea Hotsic
Slaughter & Labuzan's
Campbell & Reynold
Tie
Seeremnen
Saruapa
Georgia Militia
M Keen
McKuas
Aaron W. Grier
G. M
State of Georgia
Fraser
Henry, Cashier
Votice
Antoy Kimpatt
Josep G. Manswaut
J.G. Marshall
Atw
Joan Haniss
Joan Meoanne
Richard Adams
John P. Fluke
Blunt
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Avoinoy
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Pal
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Equity
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Win
Howard
Alfred G. Howard
John Howard
Court of Equity
Edgefield Court House
Little Horse Creek
J. Terry
Didbsefielt
TR Law Scwool
Secon Moxbar
Tracy Gould
Medical College of
South Carolina
Queen Street
William Hume
Elias Harry Deas
Thomeas Y. Simons
Institutes of Medicine
Wiarat Howe
Dec'ry
Savannah Republican
Augusta Chrronicle
Montgomery Journal
Columbia Telescope
Mobile Resister
Raleigh Star
Greeneville Mountaineer
Mer’y
Richmond County
Charles Williamson
Chatlea
Harriet
Dicey
Julia
Jacob
Terns
E. C. Williamson
Adm
Burke
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Waynesborough
Waynesboro
James Mannahan
Robert H. ‘Laylor
Hardy V. Wooten
Robert H.'laylor
WM. B. Douglass
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Vaucluse Manufacturing
D Company
Eagle and Phanix Water Company
Bard & Pitts
Sand Commission Merchants
Auctioncera & Commission Merchants
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Eee
A. Read
Globe Hotel
Montgomery
Rail Road
Hamburg
Eagle & Phenix
Daly
Joan T
LAMAR
OM Wand
A. J
Newark
U.S
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F.C
G. G. Taylor
Jones’ Street
Planters’ Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Bridge Row
Upper Market
Mra. Eden
Campbell Street
Mr. Roex
McKenzie & Bennoch
M. Hatch &O
D. F
Fleming
Hatch, Kimball &C
Charleston, S
Samuel JV. Gardner
Robert J. Butler
Nobedignee
Rugefield Court House
John Butler
Ridgefield
Chaver's Creek
V. Terry
C. Bees
Commissioner's Ofice
Edgefield
Columbus
P. B
Henly
Tuscaloosa
Garner
D. H. Garner
John Henley
Alo
I. de D. Morrison
G. Parrott & Co
Lamburg
Bacon , Mayson
Canis
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WM. OC
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