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Texas Seeks to Enforce Jurisdiction Over Santa Fe
Governor Bell urges Texas senators and representatives to reject federal overreach at Santa Fe and to assert Texas sovereignty over the disputed territory. The letter cites constitutional rights, calls for immediate cessation of civilian and military rule, and asks Washington to align with Texas on boundary and governance matters. It warns of potential clashes if federal policies continue and echoes Union loyalty and state rights.
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Governors of South Carolina list corrected by Charleston Courier
The Charleston Courier notes errors in a Fairfield Herald list of South Carolina governors from 1784 onward. It provides a corrected sequence: Rutledge 1765, Rutledge 1779 1781, Mathews 1782-83, Guerard 1784-85, Moultrie 1785-87, Pinckney 1787-89, Pinckney 1788-92, Vanderhorst 1792-94, Moultrie 1794-95, Pinckney 1796-1800, Rutledge 1798-1800, Drayton 1800-03, Hamilton 180... Other names listed include Middleton Allston Geddes Bennett Wilson, and many early South Carolina governors. The piece discusses the historic terms and the early legislative practice and oratory of John Rutledge.
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Drayton
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Efen- Laurens
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Rawlins Loundes
John Rutledge
John Mathews
Benjamin Guerard
William Moultrie
Thomas Pinckney
Charles Pinckney
Arnoldus Vanderhorst
Edward Rutledge
John Drayton
T. B. Richardson
Paul Hamilton
Joseph Allston
D. R. Williams
Andrew Lickens
John Geddes
Thomas Bennett
J. Li. Wilson
R. J. Manning
John Taylor
Miller James Hamilton
Hayne
George McDaffie
P.M, Butler
Patrick Noble
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William Aiken
David Johnston
W. B. Seabrook
Hag Seeni
Senate
John Rutletee
Great Britain
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Howe's Cave Depths Reach Seven Miles Through Limestone
Howe's Cave near the Springs and Schoharie Court House has been explored to seven miles via limestone passages. It contains a lake with a visit boat, and a vast chamber where rockets fail to reach the ceiling. Gebbard's Cave lies about four miles east, explored five miles, with a 316 foot diameter apartment and pure white alabaster. Howe's Cave was discovered in 1842 by Mr Howe, who runs a nearby hotel.
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