Indian removal dispute sparks deputy marshal critique
A long letter to the Globe analyzes an incident where Deputy Marshal Owens faced opposition from Indian chiefs amid accusations of unlawful arrest and violence. The piece questions warrants, authority, and the legality of forcing Owens to leave the land, urging accountability and suspension of claims of government orders.
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Marshall
Ty Marshall
Owens
Staiger Presene
U. S
Maria
Wester
Thera
Divona
Waa Mae
Owena
Aga
Thare
Cove
Oti
Maralinll
Marshail
Archi
Deer Marshall
Alabama
Depauty Marshall
Alabana
N. B
Hiatettor
Maraliull
United States
Arvon
Marehall
Marshad
Controversy Over Creek Treaty Instructions and Indian Affairs
A fragmentary 1833 Globe excerpt discusses Creek Treaty duties, Marshall Alabama’s actions, and calls for transparency. It cites Lewis Cass and government letters, notes alleged evasion, and warns against federal overreach while stressing neighborly Creek relations and Alabama state resistance to insult from authorities and Indians.
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Hiedye
Owens
Denmark
Gov. Cra
Williams
Marshall
Alabamy Department of War
Robert_L. Crawford Jaq. Marshall
Alabama
Mobile
Lewis Cassu
Globe
Tys Globe
Warshall
Cnffoir
Georgia
Prominent Georgia Figures in Ratification Debate and Lumpkin Letter
A sprawling excerpt discusses Governor Lumpkin, the ratification issue, and Crawford versus Ratification as observers in various counties predict Crawford leading with about 100 votes. A citizen-letter reveals distrust of Lumpkin policy on banknotes under five dollars, fear of counterfeits, and appeal to readers to study Lumpkin’s Assembly message for clarity.
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Joel Crawford
Crawford
Troup Party
Postagain
Ita
Poor farmer rails at Lumpkin law and hard money relief
A reader complains that Lumpkin’s policy favors the rich and the state treasury over poor farmers. He cites 100 dollar fines for small notes, argues for hard money, and laments delayed wages, urging newspapers to expose the alleged favoritism and warn merchants to protect the poor. The piece laments lack of storekeeper help and calls for public notice.
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Lumpkin
Pemberton
Mim
Gov. Lumpkin
Lumpki
Milledgeville
The
Federal Union
A Word to the Clark Party on Ratification
A Clark supporter challenges the Clark Party on ratification and exposes alleged miscalculations in a previous argument. He details his own arithmetic showing Jasper County bears unequal representation and taxation compared with nearby counties, urging Clark brethren to consider equity before voting.
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Timakonuia Journat
Clark Party
Clark
Old Clarker
Clarker
Eta
Lum
Mattie
Aaiemhuen
Georgia
Chivity
Jisper
Apothey
Glyon
Wayne
Randolph
Bryan
Baker
Montgomery
Ware
Jasper
Senate
Irwin Randolph
Baker, Lee
Sumter
Rabun
Dooly
Lowndes
Telfair
Besa
Chathan
Richmond
Franklin
Srenchian
Ratification Threatens State Representation, Jasper Warns
In a forceful appeal, Jasper argues that ratifying the amendment would leave forty counties with at least fifty thousand unrepresented white residents and widen Senate inequality. He urges citizens to gather evidence, study the issue, and deliberate before the decisive vote.
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Eacch
Senate
Jasper
Amr
Arrie Arthur Du pred and Mary W. H. Park nuptials announced
The Examiner announces the marriage of Arrie Arthur Du pred, Doct. Adam G. Clements of Mer riwarher, to Miss Mary W. H. Park of Harris County. The issue outlines its political aims, including support for Free Trade, State Rights, and opposition to federal internal improvements, with a pledge to expose corruption and advocate Cheap Government.
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Arrie Arthur Dupred
Adam. G. Clements
Merriwarher
Coty
Mary W. H. Park
Harris County
Cupid
Free Trade Advocate
North
South
Virginia
Kentucky
Jefferson
Madison
M'Kean
South Carolina
Examiner
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