Democratic Convention at Milledgeville and U S Bank report
The Times reports the Young Men of the Democratic party hold a Milledgeville convention on Monday, with delegates listed. It urges unity and critiques the U S Bank, calling for its recharter to be rejected, and includes commentary on constitutional limits and suffrage. Races on the Western Course proceed with favorable weather and three crack wag entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Milledgeville
Muscogee
John M. Bethune
W. K. deGraffenyeld
D. P. Ellis
John Quin
James Kellogg
F. A. Nesbit
T. Everett
J. R. Jones
John L. Lewis
John Sturgis
Hightower Thorn
Henry Kendall
W. Wade
Young Men’s Democratic Meeting in Muscogee
An adjourned Democratic Young Men meeting in Muscogee County adopts a resolution calling for a Georgia Democratic Convention in Milledgeville on the first Monday in May. They condemn a national bank and protective tariff, defend states rights, and appoint delegates to the May convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscogee County
W. Wade
W. K. DeGraffenried
D. P. Eliic
State of Georgia
Milledgeville
Baltimore
Jefferson
Macon
Democratic Party
Congress
Joan Tyler
Joan Tyrer
Faneuil Hall
South Carolina
Potomac
John Ty- Ler
John Tyler
Messrs. Ellis
Adams
Sturgis
W. K. DeGrarvesmien, Sec’y
War talk shifts European views on America in March letters
Paris correspondent notes rising excitement over possible war between England and America driven by Pickens report. English papers drop braggadocio, question war, and blame American press. Calls for more national unity and critique of foreign press influence amid looming conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boston Courier
England
France
America
Pickens
Europe
London
New York Express
Express
McDonald and Relief. We would not if we could.
The piece argues for McDonald and Relief as a corrective to Harrison and Reform. It denounces the late Georgia Legislature, cites failed reforms, ruined credit, bank closures, currency chaos, and sheriff sales, and urges support for McDonald and Relief to restore credit and relief. It also comments on New York politics, bank scandals, and provincial condemnations of the national bank policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Reform
Hardihood
Georgia
Congress
Tyler
United States
Federal Party
John Adams
Solemn Providence and the editor's voyage death
A Boston Atlas notice says editor Major Haughton will sail on the Acadia to Liverpool. Dr. Brewer will lead editorial work, with Dr. Brewster handling business as attorney. The Boston Mercantile Journal records Haughton's sudden death at about age forty five, likely from illness, amid praise for his editorial vigor and political influence. Major Havriton had shifted from church aims to politics, editing the National Republican in Monroe's era, later founding the Atlas in Boston. The piece notes a prophetic dirge in the Atlas the morning of his death. Epsy's storm theory advances before the French Academy, praised by Arago, Bouillet, and Babinet. The bark Clarion, with Errickson's propellers, leaves New York for Havana powered only by propellers, moving against wind at six and a half miles per hour.
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Gideon B. Smith
National Intelligencer
Europe
France
Richmond
Providence
Boston Atlas
Major Haughton
Haughton
Acadia
Liverpool
Atlas
Thos. M. Brewer
Brewster
Boston Mercantile Journal
Drary
Richard Haventon
Richard Haughton
Haugton
Havriton
Episcopal Church
Monroe
Washington
National Republican
Calhoun
Crawford
Adams
Clay
Aly. Adams
Major Hi
New York
Journal of Commerce
Boston
WN. Y. Com. Advertiser
Clarion
Errickson
Havana
Gaines and wife v Chew and Relf case argument
The Gaines and wife versus Chew and Relf case was heard Saturday before the U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana with Judge McKinley and Lawrence presiding. Mr Barton to resume argument at 9 o'clock this morning. The case raises important questions including the supremacy of Louisiana laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines and Wife
Chew & Relf
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Louisiana
McKinley
Lawrence
Lousiana
Barton
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Col. Chambers
Col
Todd
Nat. Intelligencer
New Orleans
Louis Philippe
Louis Phillippe
McDonald and Relief
Morris
Philadelphia
Seward
Tailmadge
United States Gazette
Pensylvania
Eldridge
Paladelhia
New York City
Mr. Morris
Mayer
Fronma
Clinch
Brooks
Pilatwa
Tampa
Fort Clinch
Withlacooche River
Anutanga Swamp
Woodruff
Fort Holmes
Webster
van Buren
Tyler Woul
Gen. Harrison
Sub-Treasury
Thomas Biddle
Nick Biddle
Biddie
Philadelphia Enquirer
Bank of the United States
Pennsylvania
Jaudon
Reading Rail Road
Wmwors
North Carolina
Democracy
Tammary Hall
Robert H. Morris
Republican
Axornee
Wyse
Leonidas
Rio de Janeiro
Baltimore Sun
Bela Badger
Badger
Glentworth
James B. Glentworth
City of
N. Y. Evening Post
Gen. Murphy
A. K. Parris
Louisville Advertiser
American Quarterly Review
G. W. Irving
San Marino
Italy
Appenines
Adriatic
Bonaparte
Irving
Eazar Lord
John Pyler
Govenor
Virginia
House of Delegates
Benjamin Harrison
District Court of the United States
Charles County
William Henry Harrison
President Tyler
Nation
Providence Journal
Tur
Cleveland (Ohio
Ridgeville
Lorain Co
Lauranne
North West
U. States
Mendelson
Wilkes
Vincenness
Chapain Elliot
N. ¥. Express
Curtis
Custon House
Macbeth
W N. Y. Times and Gazette
Epsy
French Academy of Sciences
Academy
M. M. Arago
Bouillet
Babinet
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