State Rights on Free Trade Association Adopts Constitution
At Carter's Strong the State Rights on Free Trade Association met with President in the chair. The committee reported a constitution which was adopted. Officers’ election postponed to the November anniversary. A public address was recommitted with four new members added to the committee. Resolutions praise Mr. Candy Raguet and pledge to patronize his Examiner. Committees named to carry resolutions into effect.
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State Rights On Free ‘Trade Association
Carter
Strong
Isaac G. Seymour
Sams
Messie
G Lamar
Seymour
Conver
McGouldrick
T. Baily
Virginia
Kentucky
Viginia
Mir. Mangion
Richmond Whig
Vic Ritchie
We. Calhoun
Pendleton Messemger
Heamilton
Mr. Webster
Senate
Congress
Candy Raguet
Philadelphia
Raguet
Raquet
Theodorick L. Smithy
W. G. Meeon
C.B. Strong
I. G. Srymoun
Trevetary
Silence of the Federal Union on Calhoun and Lumpkin Attitudes
The Georgia Messenger notes absence of reply as admission of various claims about Gov. Lumpkin. It cites letters to Calhoun, support for Calhoun against Jackson and others, and editorials opposing Calhoun. It discusses Cotton prices tied to supply and demand amid English factory declines and U.S. market prospects.
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Georgia Moessenger
Federal Union
Gov. Lumpkin
Superior Court
Phat
Lumpkin
South Carolina
Calhoun
Cafl Gree
U.S. Telegraph
T. Port
General Union
Statement Denies Accusations Over Cherokee Treaty
Haserstam Co author defends efforts to settle Cherokee disputes and denies claims that he and a colleague blocked a government treaty with the Cherokees last winter at Washington. He asserts long, active negotiation and challenges others to prove otherwise.
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Georgia Times
Haserstam, Co
Messrs
Federal Union
Publication of Milton case testimony and court decisions
The Columbus Enquirer reports receipt of Milton case testimony and court rulings, promising to publish them next week. Washington correspondent notes Governor Hamilton of South Carolina visiting the city amid rumors and political maneuvering, with insinuations about loyalties and cabinet actions surrounding the Jackson administration.
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Milton
Columbus Enquirer
Washington
Hamilton
South Carolina
Eaul
Andrew Jackson
Seach
Richmond
Tyrant in Poland Seeks to Silence Language
The piece laments the oppression of the Voles under Nicholas who aims to abolish the language. It notes scholars punished for preserving Polish speech and youths drafted into the army. The text portrays a tyrant’s paternal rhetoric and denounces language repression worldwide.
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Poland
Nhon Manble
Nicholas
Batsicholes
Tsepos
U. S
Reynold Street Ooty Notice August 3
Official entry reads Reynold Street Ooty notice dated August 3 with page reference and price mark. Fragmentary OCR shows location and date but lacks full context or action details.
Columbia Dinner Sentiment From Governor Troup 1833
From Governor Troup at Wacosta Laurens on September 5 1833 he thanks Columbia citizens for a dinner honoring Georgia delegates who opposed the Force Bill and sends a sentiment urging unity while preserving state sovereignty and independence of each state.
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Troup
Wacposta
Laurens
Columbia
Georgia
M. Troup
Public Dinner Invitations From Columbia County Delegation
Letters from A. J. Clayton Henry G. Lamar and others express thanks and decline for a September 13 Appling dinner honoring Georgia Delegation members who voted against the Force Bill. They frame the event as a test of constitutional principles and state sovereignty amid national controversy.
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Columbia County
Appling
Georgia
Congress
Soverein
Carolina
Potomac
Southron
Wnes
Clayton
Public Dinner Invitation From Colin County Citizens
A letter from Patrick Noble declines a Georgia Delegation dinner in Appling on September 28 and praises Georgia Nullifiers defending State rights against federal power. He expresses support for the state’s stance and pledges sympathy and respect to the invitees despite absence. The note promises continuation in the next issue.
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Col. Lamar
Macon
Sept
Columbia County
Pe Icral
Makin
Henry G. Lamar
Georgia
Sud Noth
Rulits
Indivilu
T. Patrick Noble
Tole
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Colin County
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Hales
U. States
Joseph Moore
Lexington
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Div. Geo
Louisville
Edson County
Sayate
Thos. M. Berrien
WM. B. Douglas
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