Norfolk General Howard trip sparks boat dining dispute
The Norfolk Virginian reports General C. C. Howard traveled by steamer N. P. Banks with a party that included two Black men. A white companion named Pierce requested breakfast for the group. Captain McCarrick refused to seat the Negroes, citing he would not admit them until a Civil Rights law passed. Howard pressured but the captain held firm and the party left at Fortress Monroe.
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Mississippi Rep Lynch and the Southern Negro Vote
The text criticizes a Mississippi representative and his supporters, noting his rise from carpetbagger era to Congress. It argues Northern Republicans manipulate Southern politics, claims Lynch aligns with a corrupt, race-based base, and warns the party that Southern Black voters will back any rascal.
Platform of the New Political Party Emerges in Congress
Thirteen members of Congress back a proposed party platform calling for a constitutional convention to elect national officials directly by the people, federal control over corporations, and banking by the General Government. It urges construction of two freight railways and a national canal system linking Mississippi, Great Lakes, Erie Canal, and James River with Ohio waters.
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New York South
Georgia
Joseph E. Johnston
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United States
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Atlantic Sea Board
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Lakes
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Ohio
Jury rebukes and acquits Hubbard Cozart in crowded car shooting
In Fulton Superior Court Judge Hopkins denounces the acquittal of Hubbard Cozart who shot at men and a woman in a crowded Air Kine road car. He decries the verdict as unwarranted by law and warns it cannot be treated as a license to crime.
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Hubbard Cozart
Air Kine
Thomas
Hopkins
Cozart
Real estate registry to boost local land sales
Col. George W. Adair promotes a new registry system in which real estate and migration books are deposited at depots along the Central Railroad. Landowners list their properties with prices and terms, pledging to sell within six months, aiming to activate vast tracts now idle. The plan is praised for public spirit and expected to attract buyers and land into active market.
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Atlanta Herald
George W. Adair
Wm. M. Wadley
Central Railroad
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Rise of New Political Parties in Syracuse and Nation
The article surveys efforts to form new parties including one in Syracuse linked to Anti Masonic ideas and Freemasonry criticisms. It notes debates over secrecy, inclusion, and the stance toward Masonry and other groups, and mentions the formation of a nationwide group named The Americans with a planned National Convention to nominate presidential candidates.
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Mr. Payne
Hans Breitman Poamey
Anetnus Obie
Moore
Byes
Ohio
Free Trade Party
Currency
Liberal Party
Syracuse
New York
William Henry Seward
Pioneera
New Nations
Wes
Cincinnati
Ea- Gitirer
Butler's $40,000 Grab for New Orleans Prize
The prize money for the capture of New Orleans in April 1832 is finally ready for four thousand claimants. The Treasury faces insufficient funds to pay all claims and seeks a Washington loan. Total distribution reaches 800000 dollars with many claims disputed or reduced. Benjamin Butler's share and aides are limited, and each sailor receives under 100.
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New Orleans
Washington
Treasury Beeen
Grant's New Party and Presidential Interference Debate
A New York dispatch reports Republican leaders plan a caucus of Senators and House members to assess President’s influence on finance and civil rights. They discuss a possible bill to react to his stance on currency and reciprocity, aiming for a decisive stance before a likely veto.
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Rue 7
General C. Jones
Ae Wabinaas Deanney
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