Stand for Slave Rights in Territories and Court Reform
A southern congressman pledges to defend slave expansion rights and rejects sending the issue to the Supreme Court. He argues the Missouri Compromise should be upheld and vows to resist any action that remedies rights via Congress or courts. He denounces reliance on the Court and commits to protecting constituents’ rights through legislative means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Rights
Muscogee
Muscogee County
Friends of the Cause
Georgia
Southern Rights’ Association
Wampton S Smith
Grigsby E Thomas
Martin J Crawford
van Leonard
Rutherford
Rutherford, Whigs. W T Colquitt, John H Howard
James N Bethune
Alfred Iverson
J R Jones
Washington
Congress
South
A. H. Stephens
Senate
United States
U. S
Oregon
Polk
New Mexico
California
Supreme Court of the
North
Union
Louisiana
Missouri
Andy
U States
Supreme Court
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Vattel
Vadel
7Th Congressional District
Harris County
Whittaker
R._WB MUNROE
Prin
Ol Baa
John
Bey el Mulatio
Co Lindsay
Prohibited Laws and Legal Proceedings in Washington
In a report from Washington an individual named Chaplins faced a magistrate at Rockville after transfer from Washington county jail under Maryland requisition. Bail was not decided. bond was set at 6000 for appearance in the fall term of the Criminal Court, with General Chap ting and others acting as sureties. The piece notes dominant opinions among many colored races in New Mexico and Utah and references Cranch at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Pentington
Cranch
F Bosties
Circuit Court
District of Columbia
Ron
Chap Ting
Criminal Court
Eral Chemits DavideAy Hall Selby Parker
William Blanchard
Washington County
Maryland
Rockville
Goddards
Handy
Chaplins
Arrival of Steamship Philadelphia with Gold Dust
Telegraphic dispatch notes the steamship Philadelphia arriving in New York with one million in gold dust and 100 passengers. It reports yellow fever cases on the Isthmus, brisk mining output in Chile, and strong prices for produce and commodities while detailing a Sacramento riot and martial law. Cotton market quiet with 500 bales sold. pork prices up. flour and rice steady.
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Pacific
New York
Liverpool
Philadelphia
California
Chagrés
Sacramento City
Bigelow
San Francisco
Northerner
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Telegraphic
The
Niagara
Columbus Times
Cuazuestox
N York
Fair Orleans
Mobile
Boston
Dodge
Jenny Lind
Southern Meetings
Sauver Fo Rice Esq
Crawford
Russell County
Alabama
Stewart
Friends of the South
Fixerxee
Stewart County
Macon Journal & Messenger
A. H Stephens
Clinton, Ga
Yours
Alexander H. Stephens
Che
Columbus, GA
Tueday
Letrer
Times
Stephens
Clinton
Columbus “Enquirer
Stephen
Mr. Toombs
Mr. Stephens
Bob
W. S. Holstead
A G Foster
J M Chambers
A H Cooper
S& A Billing
R.m.gunby
W Williams
A Stanford
John Quinn
R S Hardaway
JL Morton
W H Harper
E J Harden
Cuanceston
Corron
Avansra
J.K. Redd&. Co
Kentucky
Rio
Java
Charleston Mercury
Baltimore
Dauphin Street
E.D. Coleman
Columbus
Robert Carter
Boston Evening Traveller
Wistar
Danforth & Negell
RA Ware
Gekner
Peabody
Columbia
Kowden.& Woodson
Thomastin
Kendrick
Nathan A. Cohen
East Bay
Charleston
Forlign
Elovalng and
KAS
Said County
Algo
Bibb County
Elisha Castleberry
Lumpkin County
Richard J Castleberry
Samuel G Castleberry
Aes
Dancing Academy
Messrs
Powell & Cleveland
Parenta
Guanliang
Powell
Waltg
Europe
Cleveland
G. W.gayle
C E Haynes
J Evans
Cahawba
Ala
JM. Strong
T J Frow
AG Marbrey
Selma Ala
John Porayth
CJ Williams
St. Maur Stewart
J T Lecompte
Paris
Oglethorpe
Bruso & Co's
Columbus Guards
Lowell
Schoonmaker
Clayton & Wilkins
Methodist Church
Wynnton
Russell Co
Lee
Opalike
Hus
Tetme
Wej
Opeliks
Sissolution
Leckhart, Co
Apalachicola, Fla
Eet Lockhart
WH Ung
Lonth Thomas
John D Atkina
Apalachicola
Florida
W H Yonge
WH Young
M. E. Gray
Qrimee
Piovera
Pryjit
Caroline Lee Hentz, III
Wildman
Pond
Thomas
Rogers
Haxey
Showwell
Clemons
E $c Columbus
Grimes
Kyle
Samuel Crim
Pitts & Hatcher
Ife Hag
K. B. Degrapfenried
Bank of St. Marys
UST
Sandford
Merton
Haswell
Julian
Palmyra
Paator
Norton
Meigs
G. P. R. James
Arthur
Georgite-mevind DeCordova
Texaieenm
General Land Office
F Wilirox
National Psalmist
D. F. Wilcox
G.C. Sherwood
P. & L. Spencer
Twit
Brokaw & Clemons
Just
Rokaw & Clemons
Redd & Johnson, Aving
Broad Street
J.ennis & CO
London
American St, Croix
Burton Do
Ao Madaire
Tenerife Inc
Golden Mostar
Danforth & NA
Atsy
Sam
Pence
Cate
Nforte
NAGRE
t_DANFORTH & NAGEL
Damre
Nicido Marae
Agel
Danforth & Nagel
Dolees Mortar
Button
Clarke
Danforth & Nt
Stockton
Solien
PRASA
Bianco
En Ade & CO
Sen Golden Tescio
Wade & CO
Mee
Lively & Clapp
Clark
C. Bruno
von Jan
Telian
Brunosco
C. Bruno & CO
Cbruno & CO
Sun Ee
Hull
C. Bruno G
Winter's Palace Mills
Winter’s Palace
Juan 2
Winte 'S Palace Berate
Hall & Moser
Keresle
Hall & Moses
Ealy & Bites Sweet
Blue Drug
GES Peabody
J. F
Coe
Eles
Cartion
Carter
Miles
Beach
Talbot County
James ES Paige
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