Fragmented polemic on slavery and society in the South
A lengthy, polemical letter debates race, slavery, and morality in the Southern states. It defends slaveholding as economically and culturally advantageous, denounces abolitionists, critiques northern influence, and argues governmental responsibility and political party lines amid Georgia politics and the Crawford administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourisia
Paseyiem
Molins
Miss Martineau
Slave States
Sina
David
Sulomun
Leo
Luther
Paris
London
America
Humante
Besos
Hawan
Whig Party
Abbott Lawrence
Boston
Mageachusetts
Great Britain
Georgia
Whig Party of the
Union
New England
Bagfied
England
Henry Clay
Britain
Levanty
Whig Congress
Caroline
McLeod
New York
G. Brittan
Texas
South
Rhode Island
Door
Cracy
Nicholas
Vaud
Crawle
Crawford
Ton
Charles Brown
Philadelphia
Gouvernor
Congress
Guverian
Bucken
Lin
M@Allister
Occasi
Old York Tribune
Birney
Polk
Bexar
Urey
Clay
Advertiser
Mn Clay
Mobile Register
Postmasters Compensation and Commerce Board Resolutions
Postmaster General warns deputy postmasters of compensation limits under the March 1845 act. Officers may credit extra commissions for letters at 20 percent and newspapers at 50 percent if quarterly totals fall below 625 dollars. Board reviews commissions beyond 25 dollars per quarter and sets rules on credits and timing, with Henry King chairing. Also minutes from Columbus July 12 1845 establish resolutions on cotton trade practices and Chamber of Commerce governance including arbitration procedures and rules for bale quality and stevedore conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Porsyth
Darien
Augusta
State
Ineana
Gilmer
Senate
Thas Sun
Duineellig
C. Johnson
Commerce
Columbus
Henry King
Mims
J. B. Green
Chambers of Commerce
Ai Lin Powlerderry
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Loura
Atlantic
Pacific
Stroud
Reading
Mulliona Duler
Bank of the
United States
Manning, &c
Ste of Georgia
Crawford Wos
Central Bank
Western
Atlanta
Warren Bank
Baul
Engineer Corps
Crasford
Whiga
Mia
Crasvfure
Gov. Crawford
Athough
Milledgevile
Redding
Iis
Milledgeville
Gene Yim
Piney Woods
Macon
George Crawford
Baltimore
National
Massachusets
Bainly
Gene Wrine Schneualy
Crawfurd
Ater
Penitentiary Committee
Gov.Crawford
Memivan Hunt
Richard Bache
Franklin
Galveston
Fexas
Ch'p
Cc. E