Southern Independence Stance Cited By South Carolina
The passage portrays Mississippi and South Carolina resisting federal ultra resolutions, with South Carolina declining to threaten or demand favors. It emphasizes readiness to stand with Mississippi when necessary while asserting no aggressive moves of its own. The tone is defensive, depicting resolve to draw a high line and face retaliation together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
South Carolina
Mississippi
Independence
The Position of Georgia in the Union Crisis
The article argues Georgia must resist federal moves to end slavery and considers a state convention to determine redress. It praises past defiance, warns against disunion talk, and urges loyal, firm leaders to guide Georgia through potential secession or other bold actions to preserve the state and its slaveholding rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
South
District
Columbia
Calton
New Mexico
California
Senate
House
Georgia
Syren
Adams
Federal Court
Europe
Anen
United States
Troups
Gilmers
Lumpkins
Schleys
Bullocks
Union
Convention
Tyes
Southern ties praised amid party returns and loyalties
The recapitulation notes various regional returns for Dem, Whig, Union tickets across Baltimore city and counties, with strong praise for the unwavering service of Hon TS Clini of North Carolina to the Southern cause and the Constitution, while urging gratitude for faithful members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem Whig
Baltimore Cou City
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Talbot
Hon TS Clini
Carolina
Harath Ae
Georgia Faces Peril in Draft of Federal Legislation
A historical proclamation warns Georgia of danger from ongoing federal legislation. It urges residents to defend state rights, resist perceived abolitionist assaults, and choose between submission or a bold stand to protect honor and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Congress
Glorious News and Southern State Rights Debate
A Southern Democratic paper rails at abolitionist triumphs and California statehood while recalling historic "glorious news" as rhetorical weaponry. It notes public demand and scarce copies in Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, and Mobile amid seasonal ice shortages and northern stock concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callinornia
Athens
California
Washington
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Mobile
Boston
Ang Blesoe
Ang
Aug
Coe
New Orleans
Texas
O. Ceedies Cece
Mbeedesreney
Florida
Hpeey Vere
Hamburg
Macon
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Southern resolve warned by a Virginia congressman's letter
A Virginia member of Congress warns a friend that Southern unity is collapsing amid the North’s hostile acts. He argues the South must unite now to force an immediate issue or face submission and possible dissolution, with the middle states at risk of withholding support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Congress
South
Middle States
Columbus Manufacturers and Northern Trade Mystery
The Eufaula Shield reports confusion over why Southern Columbus factories ship goods to Northern merchants while Columbus merchants buy from distant markets. Howard Company manager J T Ridgway denies selling to Northern houses and notes Southern demand exceeds supply, with possible consignments lowering prices at home. Slaves Returning Home: Delaware Gazette notes seven enslaved people who fled to Pennsylvania sought to return to Mr Calvert in Prince George's County, saying they preferred slavery and were deceived. New Castle jail and telegraph to their master followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadia
Columbus
New York
Eufaula
J.T. Ridgway
Howard Company
Delaware Gazetle
Mr. Calvert
Prince George’s County
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Texas Bill Final Passage Vote Report
A Texas bill cleared final passage with 108 yeas and 98 nays on engrossment and third reading. The roll lists numerous lawmakers by surname and initials across both supporting and opposing sides, totaling 108 yeses and 98 nos.
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Texas
Yeas
Messrs
Albertson
Alston
Anderson
Andrews
Bay
Bayley
Beale
Bokee
Bowie
Bowhin
Boyd
Breck
Bbrigas
Brooks
WJ Brown
Buel
C Butler
BC Cabell
GA Caldwell
JP Caldwell
Casey
Chandler
Williamson
RW Cobb
Deberry
Dimmick
Disney
Duer
Duncan
Dunham
Edmondson
Elliot
Ewing
Viteh
Puler
Geotry
Gerry
Gilmore
Gorma
Green
Grinnell
Halt
Hammond
JG Harris
L Harris
Haymond
Hibbard
Hilliard
Hoagland
Houson
Howard
A Johnson
JL Johnson
Jones
Kaufman
Kerr
Geo G King
Lefflers Levin
Littlefield
J Mann
Marshall
Mison
McClernand
M.donald
McDowell
MeiXtisanck
MccLanahan
R M Mebane
F i McLean
McMullen
Morehean
Marion
Nelson
Outlaw
Owen
Parker
Peasiee
Phenix
Pitman
Potter
Richardson
Robbins
Robinson
Rose Ross
Savage
Schermerhorn
Shepperd
Stanley
F P Stanton
R H Stanton
Strong
Taylor
Tuomas
James
Thompson
J B Thompson
Thurman
Loombs
Underhill
Welden
Watkas
Wellborn
White
Whitlesey
Wildrick
Wiliams
Wilson
Young
Alexander
Ashe
Averette
Backer
Bennett
Bingham
Brown
Bowden
Albert
Burrows
Burt
Thomas
Butler
Jos
Cable
Calvin
Campbell
Rter
Clark
Clingman
Colegck
Coleack
Cole
Conger
Corwin
Crowell
Daniel
Dickey
Dixon
Doty
Durkee
Nathan Kvana
Featherston
Fowler
Giddings
Gott
Hatloway
Haralson
Harlan
W. Harris
Hebard
Holladay
Henry
Holmes
Howe
Hunbard
Hunter
Inge
Joseph N Jackson
WT Jackson
Robin Sotinson
Julian
James G. King
John A Kmuy
Preston Kingy
la Sere
Horace Manny Matteson
McGaughey
McQueen
McWiliie
Meacham
Meade
Millsoi
Moore
Morris
Morse
Newell
Ogle
Olde
Orr
Otis
Peek
Phelps
Powell
Putnam
Reedy Reynolds
Rockwell
Rott
Rumsey
Sackett
Sawtelli
Schenck
Schoulcraft
Sidon
Silvester
Sprague
Thaddeus Stephens
Stetson
Sweetser
Jacob Thompson
Luck
van Dyke
Venable
Vinton
Waldo
Wallace
Wentworth
Woodward
New Era on Government Shifts in U S Territory Rules
The Southern Press urges a new era in national government arguing Congress may adopt three unprecedented principles. It claims to favor restricting territorial occupancy to residents adopting Southern institutions, limiting state sovereignty in land transfers, and favoring populous Northern states in territorial commerce while restricting others. The piece foresees further bills granting public lands to settlers and paints a stark sectional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U. S
Leasure
Omar
California
New Mexico
Storm and political notes from Halifax and California
Reports describe a severe Halifax storm with presumed many fatalities and area destruction. U S Senate discussions include California admission and Utah bill. Texas boundary issues and land transfers dominate Congress as October adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Utah Territorial
Texas
Congress
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State of
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Daylieut
Abolition North
Stave Lazon
Opeson
Tuurston
Oregon
Congress of the U
Russia
Georgy
Hungary
Tomas Torquemada
James the Second
House of Representatives
Sir
Tae Cassvilte Stanparp
J. W. Burke Esq
B. F. Bennet Esq
Columbus, GA
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the New Era
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Constitutionaliat
Battrimbas
Charleston Courier
Hubbard
Cate
Maine
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Ibura
Massachusetts
Ees
Bywich
Mountfort
N.Y
United States Senate
Tuesay
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Rio Grande
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Jerome Bach'ler
Barry
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Lang
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John. W. Smith
RO AG
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Buena Vista
Lamnabassee
Lumpkin
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Salem
Ala
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Teenee
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Yonge &Rgammell
WM P Yonge
Joan Gammell
Iso. Ga
Hay Street
Early County
Richard Willey
Duncan J Davis
Clayton & Wilkins Auction
Commission
Aysa
FG. Wilkins
P. A. Clayton
Tennessee
Palace Mile
Columbus Lee Company
Lee
Coca
J. Chaffin
DR. Branham
Cobb
UST
Bess Tax
Hartis
Glenna
Russell's Court Ground
Halleea
Doles
H. Noble
T. C
Ee Ah Alea
Lockhart, Yonge & Co
Apalachicola, Fin
Henry Lockhart
W H Yonge
Robth Thomas
Jobe D Atkins
Apalachicola
Hi Yonge §& Co
HI Yonge
Rare & Estan Pew
Aiia
J. W. Noe
Stewart _z
Patawla
Hanoshachy Creek
Florence
Lemphio
Danforth & Nagel
Seaborn Jones
Jack Santa Anna
Wemern Georgia
Kis
Jack
Every
Jackian
Hays
Stewart County
Union Iron Foundry
Iethorpe Street
Jefferson
Samuel Hey
Grimes
Kyle
Thornton
Bacon
Fleur
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Jane
Alam
de Hamilton
Harrie Co
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