Fourth of July arrangements in Columbus 1841
A July 1 1841 notice outlines the Columbus Committee's order of day for Independence Day celebrations on July 5. Activities include guns at daybreak sunrise and sunset, a procession forming before Oxthorpe House at 10 AM, and a ceremony at the Methodist Church with prayer, reading of the Declaration, and an oration.
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Columnus Guanis
Oxthorpe
N. M. C. Robinson
Chattahoochee Rail Road and Banking Company of Georgia
Colubuz
Allen G, Bass
Bank of Columbus
B. C
McLeod and Webster in Fraser on War and Rights Debate
A detailed, accusatory letter on Mr. Webster's handling of the McLeod case and Anglo American tensions. It argues McLeod should face New York law and questions writ of error reach, while denouncing Britain's peremptory demands and citing Gen. Jackson and Mr. Tyler. The text shifts to U.S. political maneuvering, Whig struggles, and a fiery defense of Southern rights amid proposed rule changes in Congress.
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Harrison
Summers
Virginia
Case
Paris
Cass
Granger
Congress
Pinckney
South Carolina
Columbus Enquirer
Glascosk
Georgia
Enquirer
Stuart
Messrs
Adams
Alford
Mr. Adams
Mr. Alford
The
Messrs. Granger
Giascock
District of Columbia
United States
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Miessrs. Botts and Stuart
Underwood
Kentucky
Randall
Maryland
Wise
Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
House
Nesbit
Rhett Rose
Pickens
Habershaus
Gamble
Gilmer
Yeas
Messrs. Dawson
Foster
Habersham
Warren
King
Meriwether
Ma. Tyler
Banx
Washington
Savannah Georgiat
Tyler
Ewing
Clay
Richmond Whig
Fornance
van Buren
Andrew Kennedy
Cushing
Indiana
Charleston Courier
National Intelligencer
Gardon
Winthrop
Milton
Rayner
Chapman
Mr. Rhett
Profitt
Stanly
Fillmore
Mr. Fillmore
Mr. Weller
Messrs. Underwood
Pendleton
Triplett
Gentry
D&e
Turney
Beiog
Mr. Rayner
Rheit
Bulis
Wasuvnetos
Mesters, Gales & Seaton
Intelligencer
Marshall
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Capitol
Epes Sergeant
Dinwiddie
Mr. Webster
Fox
Forsyth
McLeod
State of
New York
Great Britain
McLeod,” &c
Webster
Great Brita
Mr. Crittenden
Supreme Court of
U.S
Christendom
Jackson
Savannah
Wasumeton
Whig Party
Wyler
Harrisburg
Senate
W. C. Johnson
Ssrs
Everett
Nat
Fashions for June from London with touring styles
The June fashion notes describe Tourlards replacing moueselines de laine, with taffetas de chine in stripes and patterns, watered silks, muslins and organdies richly ornamented. Redingotes, sleeve shapes, corsages, and mantles show wide variation by material, plus bonnets in light fabrics and oval capotes trending.
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London
Paris
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Unionc
Olumbus
Louisville
Philadelphia
Finn
Tlarrison
House of Representaves
Ee Alford
Dawson
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Union
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Mr. Wise
Mr. Stanly
Speaker
Mr Wise
Mc Marshall
Old Tip
Uusehiet
John Tyler
Henry A. Wise
Richmond Enquirer
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