Georgia Fights Party Domination and Martin Van Buren
A Georgian appeals to voters to resist party control in state politics and to scrutinize Martin Van Buren. He argues the Jackson Van Buren faction uses patronage to corrupt elections and warns of a Baltimore Convention backed nominee poised to undermine liberties and the Union.
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Bim
Savant
Anise
Georgia
Sponopoly
Republic
God
Mahomet
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Mark
Richard M. Johnson
People of
Jackson
van Buren
Baltimore
Alndrew
Gen. Jackson
Union
Joh Forsyth
James M. Wayne
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
William S. Crawford
Clark Party
Judge Barbour
Washington
New York
de Vire Clinton
James Madison
Great Britain
Ek Madison
Clinton
Madison
Rufus King
Wells
Senate
Missouri
The
White
Political crisis and foreign news in New York and Charleston
A edition recounts political fire over Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, with warnings of despotism and party manipulation. It also reports of British reforms, storm damage in Charleston and Savannah, and wrecks from the Liverpool and Isle of Wight passages, including storms on Rice and cotton crops.
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New York
Hamilton
Bailey
Liverpool
London
House of Lords
Ireland
House of Commons
O’connel
Continent
Mercury
Isabella
Magwood’s
Fraser & Co’s
Saluda
Boyce & Co’s
Martha & Jane
Williams’ Wharf
Meg’s Wharf
Farmer
Ashley River
Ellwan
Chisolm
Gadsden
Norton & Carroll's
East Bay
Sullivan’s Island
Beagan
Morris’ Island
Northern Mail
Southern Mail
Walterborough
Georgetown Union
Union Office
Georgetown
Courier
Hilah
Four Mile Point
R. F. Williams
Mr. Shad
Elba Island
Savannah
Ongstreet & Gusmon’s
Mirwhdwen, Horton, & Co’s
Montgomery
Warrenton
Sparta
Milledgeville
Macon
Knoxville
Columbus
Charleston
West
Augusta
New Orleans
Joux McLuan
Washington City
Columbia
Camdenn
D. C
Fayetteville
Raleigh
N. C
Tate & Newland
Gainsville
Appling
Wrightsborough
Washington
Athens
Rv. m. Gilnear Lonesrert
Millhaven
Jacksonboro
R. m
Jons McLean
Greenville
Aiken
Edgefield
Abbeville
Anderson
Pendleton
S. C
Warm Springs
Ashville
N.C
Mixed crop notes and Missouri election returns
The report discusses prolonged cane damage reducing cane yields while cotton may suffer in quality. It cites Michigan Ohio tensions easing and Missouri election returns showing Asutey, Hannison leading, with Biren and Saunrer trailing. overall gains expected for the first two.
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Michigan
Ohio
Disputed Territory
Missouri
Congress
Asutey
Hannison
Saunrer
Biren
Jbid
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Gen
England
Lincoln Court House
Lincoln County
Thomas W Murray
Soap Creek
Enoch Sims
Well’s Creek
Court of Ordinary
WM. M. Lamkin
Adm
Olumbia
J Hereas
George M. Magruder
Ninian Talbert Magruder
Gabriel Jones
Gov. Hamilton
Miss Medley
Nashville
Argyle
Inferior Court
Jefferson County
Snade
Permelia Perdue
James Perdue
Guardian
Lewis Lampp
eWilledgeville Street
Wwe
Wright & Cosnard, Managers
G. T. Scott
Agen
Globe Hotel
Prize and Printing Office
Broad Street
Masonic Hall
Beard & Pitts
Vuwuel
Springfield
Columbia County
Cock County
Wananye
He In
Linco
Hau
Monticello, Pas
Lage
Marion
Twiggs
Hancock County
Putnam County
Richmond Co
Pihart Cannte
Sykuims
Sale
Ayeak
Bennoch Wid
Saura Canora
Limany
France
Italy
Bianchini
Pisa
Marine Hospital
J. Enowanns
Joan Wagner
S. Henry Dickson
James Movurnie, Jr
Thomas G. Priotzav
Evaunn Ravens
Henry R. Frost
Upson
Houston
Samuel W. Gardner
Robert J. Butler
Edgefield Court House
John Butler
Edgefield District
Chaver’s Creek
J. Terry
Commissioner's Office
Engeffield
Oglethorpe
Lexington Georgia
Jockey Club
U. States
P. B. Henly
Tuscaloosa
R. C. Garner
Mobile
D. H. Garner
John Henley
Ala
Equity
Archibald McKinne
Wm. S. Howard
Alfred G. Howard
John Howard
Court of
Tn Equity
Little Horse Creek
E. v. Commissioner's Office
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Lucy
Peter
Margaret
Patsey
Adam
Fanny
Silvia
Warren Lib
Mary
Moriah
Arthur Bell
John Ward
Adin’r
Lincolnton
Thomas Dallas
George W. Dallas
Thomas Florence
James York
General Stage
G. T. Roots
Planters
Beard & Pitts, Auctioneers & Commission
Ronent Doverass
G. B. Marshall
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