Union of the states and sovereignty note in Times
From the Enquirer yesterday with cotton receipts for week ending March 27 and stock on hand figures. Editorial absence noted. Forsyth notes about General Harrison appointments and Gov. Gilmer resignation. Announces pamphlet of city ordinances, a Baptist Ladies' Fair at City Hotel to fund church debt, and commendations for Knickerbocker and Southern Literary Messenger.
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The
Enquirer
Bates
Ladies of the Baptist Church
City Hotel
Columbus
Liverroon
10Th Alto
Manchester
United States
Philadelphia
Orleans
Alabama
Mobile
Sea Island
Fair Upland
Fair Orleans
Liverpool
Bond
Brown, Shipley, &Co
Georgia Illustrated readers urged to support regional literary work
The piece praises a Georgia focused illustrated publication, urging Virginians and Georgians to back its twelve part monthly series. It highlights favorable notices from Philadelphia and English press, notes the price and Penfield base, and calls for local patronage to elevate Southern letters abroad. It also reports Gov Gilmer of Virginia resigning after a confrontation over fugitive demands from New York, citing constitutional rights and mutual justice between states.
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Cmms
Union
Philadelphia Saturday Courier
Georgia
America
Columbus
T. Addison Richards
W. C. Richards
Penfield
Georzia
Messrs
Norton & Langdon
Gilmer
Govenor Gilmer
Virginia
Govenor
New York
Govenor Seward
House of Delegates
Commonwealth
Seward
General Assembly
Thomas W. Gilmer
Valor and politics mix in stories of Morgan and Granger
Capt Charles W Morgan of the United States Navy is praised for gallantry on the Constitution during the Guerriere action. The piece attacks Granger and Webster as abolitionists, critiques the cabinet nominations, and critiques Southern reactions to the Harrison administration amid debates over slavery and protectionist policy.
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Cuartes W. Moreax
Virginia
Charles W Morgan
United States Navy
Constitution
Morgan
Com. Hull
Richmond Whig
Federa
South
Granger
Mr. Granger
Webster
District of Columbia
Pinckney
South Carolina
House
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Thomas Corwin
Ohio
Francis Granger
Adams, Corwin
Adams, Slade, &c
Gen. Harrison
Post Office Department
Missouri
Union
Mr. Webster
Dumbo
Harrison
Senate
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
North
Nesbit
Baltimore
Frigate surrenders. British commander questions Hull
An exchange at sea reports a British frigate surrendering and a commander doubting if Hull, stationed in the shrouds, is a real man. When asked why, Dacres explains they have fired at him for half an hour, implying a charmed life.
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Dacres
Saint Patrick's Day in Columbus officers elected
Saint Patrick Day celebrations in Columbus featured the Hibernian Benevolent Society election of officers, a procession to the Catholic Church led by Gen Blake, an oration by Rev Thomas Maloney, a banquet at Mr T Howard, and a series of regular and volunteer toasts praising Ireland, liberty, the United States, and notable figures. The event closed with civic remarks by the mayor and tributes to Emmet, Washington, and Daniel O'Connell.
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Columbus
Hibernian Benevolent Society
John Quin
Thomas McCarty
James Sullivan
Michael McQuaid
Bincmnial Benevolent Society
Broad Street
Blake
Thomas Maloney
T. Howard
Apostle
Old Erin
Ireland
United States
Columbia
Thos. Moore
Erin
Emmet
Fitzgerald
Marseilles
Washington
Napoleon
Alps
Daniel O’connell
M. P
Tyne
Connel
Great Britain
America
John Qui
St. Andrew Society of Columbus
St. Andrew’s Society
John Bethune
Hibernian Benevolent Society of Columbus
Thos. McCarty
Montgomery
M. McQuaid
Ieland
Georgia
Gen. Blake
Eas of
Alexander McDougald
A. Levison
Robert Emmet
Heaven
Thomas Fleming
Holy Land
Thomas O’brien
M. Higinston
Henry Lowden
United States of America
John R. Lloyd
The
Hibernian Society
England
McLeod
Levi Coleman
Liberty
John O'Hanlon
Emerald
Mr. Anderson
Homer Hur
Matthew Brannan
Carroll
Carrollton
James Code
Edward White
Strupper
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the Times
Jeffersonian
Fort Gaines
William R. Shivers
Knickerbocker
Southern Literary Messenger
Mary Hart
Georgia Illustrated
Philadelphia Nationa Gazette
the Treasury
Charles B. Venrose
Senate of Pennsylvania
Mecklenburg Jeffersonian
Invas
Department of State
Thomas Ewing
Secretary of Treasury
Department of the Public Service
National Intelligencer
Mississippi
Justice McKinley
U.S. Supreme Court
McKinley
Farresixe Pourtry
Genesee
Baltimore Sun
At Heiress
Mr. A
Per Caledonia
Times
van Buren
First District
First Congressional District
Commissioners’ Hall
Southwark
Lemuel Paynter
George W. Chambers
John W. Ryan
van Burex
First
Pennsylvania
Third District
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