Remarks on Slavery and Union from Orr Speech in Congress
The extracted remarks of Mr Orr discuss whether slavery is a sin, defend constitutional protection of slavery, and urge Southern unity. He argues abolitionists’ zeal harms the Union, calls for Nashville convention support, and warns against disunion while stressing loyalty to the Constitution and the need for Southern deliberation.
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Lepted Bom A Oc Alnitin On The Dank In 1880
Fragmentary 1880 editorial from Polidigten Messenger warns against division among Southern delegates over the Bank issue. It urges unity to oppose Northern efforts and avoid distraction during a national contest. It discusses banking policy, abolitionist activities, and political strategy for Southerners.
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Galphin Claim Report Shapes Congressional Debate
The Senate did not meet on Friday while the House handled the Galphin Claim report by Mr. Binte. It concludes no evidence Governor Crawford used his office to influence the outcome. the principal sum paid in 1849 and accumulated interest totaling 101,852.89, with Crawford receiving 4,170.44. The report rejects the Galpin claim, says Treasury payments followed law, and outlines resolutions on government conduct and legality.
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Bank and South Politics Stir 1837 Lessons Debate
A letter from Hon. R. F. Simpson argues gradual Bank of the State wind up, warns against recharter, and urges keeping the issue out of the campaign. He suggests press restraint, appeals to patriotism, and notes present health and a more united South amid a likely stormy session.
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Saranac and allied ships sail to Cuba amid Cuban unrest
May 20 report notes President Taylor dispatching the storm frigate Saranac and the fHgala Congres to Cuba to deter advancing forces under Gen. Toper. Albany Yorktown and Wikon sloops of war also head that way. Advices from Havana to the 12th describe cholera deaths at fifty daily, a major fire in the city vaulting property, and the Rothschild fortune estimated at about 145 million pounds or 132 million francs.
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General Conference Elects Bishop Bagcom in Kentucky
The General Conference in St Louis re elected Dr Bagcom of Kentucky a Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The assembly debated establishing a Western Virginia conference and the scope of Virginia, North Carolina and Holstein Conferences. A select committee was named to publish a popular address on the subject.
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