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Columbus Times

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1850

Page

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Steamer Arrivals and Cotton Sales Reported in Charleston

Charleston reports The Steamer Pacific arrived in New York with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst. Cotton sales 4 days total 17,000 bales with speculators taking 2,200. The Steamer Canada reached Halifax with Liverpool dates to the 19th inst. Weekly sales total 30,200 bales. Market sentiment better, no quotations. Gov Towns letters on the Southern question noted.

Charleston Pacific N. York Liverpool Chanceston Canada Halifax

Wellborn Defends North in Four Hour Speech

A large audience heard Hon Marshall J Wellborn argue for the North’s motives and actions, portraying Southern submission as a hardship. The Southern Rights Association adjourned to allow members to hear his self justified stewardship, while critics saw the speech as a Northern defense and a misalignment with Southern interests.

Marshall J. Wellborn Southern Rights’ Association Weaver Wellborn South North Madison Jefferson Virginia Ross Pennsylvania Duer New York Judge Wellborn Washington York

Southern Rights and political critique of Judge Wellborn

The passage analyzes Judge Wellborn's Congressional votes on Texas boundary, fugitive slave law, and Florida/California issues, arguing he supported Missouri line to Pacific yet contradicted himself on a substitute for Texas boundaries. It weighs Northern reactions, Southern indignation, and calls for stronger Southern unity and resistance, contrasting his rhetoric with advocates of a firmer stand. The piece also cites Dixon Dawson and local meetings, contrasting Southern rights advocates with Toombs and Stephens, and condemns Northern abolitionist influence on commerce and politics.

Ourself Wellborn Certes California Georgia District of Columbia Washington Congress Toombs Stephens Fillmore Texas Rio Grande Rio del Norte Mexico Pacific Featherston Miss State of Texan Congress United West New Mexico Ireland Poland South Cobb Missouri North Billingsgate Paris Maccaroni Naples Venice Vespasian Rome Greene County Berkin & Dougherty Messrs Billups Smythe Harris Gattrell McMillan Augusta Constitutionalist Oglethorpe Ton Clay Webster Toomb Heaven Union Richmond Republican Massachusetts Lowell Mass Canada Whig Party Gonth New-York ‘Tribune Courier & Enquirer Bowen and McNamee Suthern Chittenden Bliss Henry, Smith and Townsend Tribune Cooper and Enquirer Perkins Warren Hopkins Allen N. York New York New York State York City Gascality Sun Draper Bill Sewa Syracuse Draper Glenworth Wmn H. Seward N. York City Sim Simon

Louisiana Voices for Southern Rights and Unity

The text portrays rising resistance in Louisiana against Northern influence, with the New Orleans Delta supporting Confederate rights and pushing for constitutional protections. It predicts Louisiana joining the Southern sisterhood or seeking separation if rights are denied.

Louisiana N. Orleans N. O. Delta South Confederacy

War clouds over Hispaniola threaten mass slaughter

The York Herald relays private dispatches from Port au Prince claiming a planned extermination war between the Haytiens and Dominicans. Officials say fighting could begin after a one month armistice expires, with no authority granted to commercial agents to intervene.

York Herald Port Au Prince Seloyque

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