Letter of acceptance to political allies prompts Georgia stance
The long handwritten missive, dated August 1835, addresses the Central Committee and argues for support of a presidential candidate, weighing Van Buren and White. It defends state rights, criticizes constitutional overreach, and urges Georgia to back the preferred option aligned with state interests and federal balance.
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Letter of acceptance from Beall endorsing Van Buren in 1835 Georgia race
A Richmond era editorial fragment argues for Martin Van Buren as presidential candidate. It criticizes Georgia and Southern slavery policy positions, praises Harrison, and urges southern merchants to unite for proslavery stability. The piece notes abolitionist pressure, cites New York and Hartford conventions, and urges a cautious plan to avoid national upheaval.
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State Rights Ticket Shapes Georgia Campaign in 1835
The Columbus Enquirer announces a State Rights platform for governor and other offices in Troup County with names like Charles Dougherty Richard Henry Wilde and Walter Colquitt. It questions Van Buren’s southern posture and urges Georgians to vote with caution to preserve state rights and the Constitution amid looming national elections.
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