Democratic Georgia Folio Urges Retrenchment and Unity
A Georgia Democratic address defends constitutional limits, denounces federal overreach, praises 1841 legislature retrenchment and bank support, and urges voters in Milledgeville era to back Democratic candidates. It appeals for county officers and three congressional seats, promotes party loyalty, and credits past electoral victories.
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Disturbed Whigs by Henry A. Wist Letter Excerpt
Hon. Henry A. Wist condemns Whig measures in the Extra Session as undemocratic. He argues the proposed changes target abolition, reallocate committees, alter revenue use, and restrict debate. He warns these acts threaten liberty and predict political ruin amid national distress. God and the People!
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Georgia Legislature House debate on National Bank veto and appointments
The Georgia House of Representatives on December 8 debated the State’s stance on a constitutional National Bank, veto power preservation, and Ambassador to England allegations. Members released a statement endorsing a restricted national bank and opposing veto abolition, while reaffirming confidence in the South’s institutions and noting contemporaneous congressional actions and Irish community commentary.
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Aaron Hardy
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Edwin ¥. Birdsong
Robert Robinson
Moody Burt
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C.S. Credille
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Thos. O. Carter
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Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Corrupt Printing Costs
Washington dispatch reports the Senate adjourning without action as committees are announced in the House. Key notes include a pro President’s plan currency committee led by Cushing with Wise Gilmer Proffit and Irwin. Roosevelt and McKay termed locofocos with two Whigs. Chaplain John N. Maffit elected on first ballot. Col. Cal Hunter obituary and funeral expenses approved. Britain’s population rise totals 2,208,755 over ten years.
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South Carolina Acts on Fugitive Slaves and Justice
The South Carolina legislature passed a bill to bar New York bound slaves and crime suspects from the state and approved resolutions denouncing New York's stance on fugitives from justice and constitutional powers. It urged sending copies of the bill and resolutions to Virginia and other states, praising Virginia for its moderation and urging state cooperation to protect southern rights.
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Forgeries in New York Bank Endorsements Revealed
Report confirms large scale forgeries in New York banks. Notes stamped as endorsed by John Johnson of Boorman Johnson and others were forged by Kirk and Johnston. Endorsements to notes from Wirk Johnson were used to discount by National Bank, leading to arrests and affidavits by John Johnson and Albert Galistin.
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