Indirect Pressure on Jurors Warned by Court
The court urged jurors to report any attempts to bias them and to avoid conversations about the case. It stressed duty to inform the Court or District Attorney of such efforts and to remain unswayed as the civil calendar resumed.
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Canadian affairs and the border troubles over Crogan incident
The Trach Teller notes that Lord Sydenham's death sparked border turmoil with American citizen Col. Crogan seized from bed and dragged to jail by Canadian forces. It accuses Canada of foreign aggression, cites Montreal Gazette claims of martial action, and condemns British rule as root of the disturbance. The piece condemns government policy, cites Lord Durham and Durham’s report, and forecasts further Canada-US disputes. It critiques the Wilson administration and President Jackson era echoes.
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Upper Canada
Manchester
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Scott
U.S. Army
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Ireland
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Peel
Lord Canterbury
Melbourne
Durham
Lord Grey
Russia
Colbourne
Poulet Thompson
Huskiseon
Niagara
Honard Douglass
Ionian Islands
America
Stanley
Calomes
Tyler
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Mr.Wyler
Jackson
St. Albans
Victoria
Alburgh
Queen Victoria
Montreal
Missisquoi Bay
Cotton Receipts and Prices for Week Ending October 9
The Times reports from the Enquirer of yesterday on cotton receipts for the week ending October 9. On hand previously 418 592 bales, shipments 9 000? 2 000? The record notes prices varying from 6 to 73 cents per pound across different qualities and lots.
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Governor McDonald leads in eighty counties in large margin
Eighty counties report McDonald with a 3325 majority. remaining counties gave him 718 more than Dougherty in 1839. The Democra tic list includes Baker through Wilkinson with majorities. Daw son leads in Bryan to Wilkes. several counties yet to hear from. Also notes resignations and appointments in Congress, and foreign news from London and France.
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Camden
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DeKalb
Dooly
Early
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Floyd
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Heard
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Melatest
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Monroe
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Twiggs
Walker
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Wilkinson
Dawson
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Burke
Chatham
Clarke
Columbia
Decatur
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Elbert
Glynn
Greene
Hancock
Harris
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Lee
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Manon
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Newton
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Tallaferro
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Troup
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Dade
Emanuel
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Irwin
Lowndes
Montgomery
Qoxlethorpe
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Thomas
Union
Ware
McDonad
Dousherty
Georgia Elections Signal Shift in State Power and Policy
The piece reviews a decisive gubernatorial and legislative vote on the 4th, detailing a statewide swing from Whig to Democratic rule. It notes public discontent with Whig policies, dwindling support from State Rights advocates, and the looming tasks for a new Democratic legislature to uphold constitutional principles and public interests. It lists legislative members by county and highlights tensions over party loyalty and banking policy.
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A Voter of Stewart Appeals Over Politicking Attacks
The letter defends Democratic principles against Whig accusations in Stewart, condemns support for a United States Bank high tariff and internal improvements, and criticizes editors of the Equirer. It questions the nominating choice for the Vice Presidency and urges adherence to truth amid hostile reporting. Also notes arrest rumors of Grogan and frontier outrages tied to Ontario and Vermont events.
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