South Carolina Upholds Sovereignty At Pendleton Meeting
A Pendleton gathering led by Maj. Simpson declared South Carolina ready to defend state rights if other Southern states fail to lead. Resolutions denounce federal overreach, urge Nashville Convention reassembly, and call for a day of fasting under Gov. Seabrook. Thousands attended, praising women’s patriotism and local flag symbolism.
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Court House Alterations Spark Debate on Elevation Risks
A local public dispute centers on proposed courthouse renovations that would place offices in the basement to reduce fire risk and improve storage. Proponents argue brick construction and centralized access enhance safety and efficiency, while critics warn the plan may raise costs and disrupt existing services.
Senate amends and passes several key bills in 1850 session
Washington dispatch reports the Senate insisting on amendments to the Diplomatic and Indian Appropriation bills while the House pursues the civil and diplomatic appropriation measures. The Navy bill is amended to abolish fowflag in commercial marine. the House extends United States laws over California. capitol extension plan chosen by President. printing contracts disputed. Foote and Fremont have a brief personal clash in the Senate, resolved amicably.
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English Embassies Retrenchment and Bermuda Convicts
Retrenchment supporters urge cutting England's foreign embassies to missions with the ambassador to France dropping from £12,000 to £5,000 a year. The Baltimore Clipper reports Bermuda hulks send convicts to Baltimore, arrested and committed, calling for government correspondence with England. New Orleans dispatches dated September 27 note Texas news to the 20th, with rising support for Congress’s proposal.
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Boston Gazette reports grand concert offer and plans
The Boston Evening Gazette notes a $2,500 prize for two hundred tickets to Jonny nd s first concert at the Revere House. Suites of eight rooms will be fitted up in a grand style. The Boston Musical Fund Society will organize a massive serenade with over sixty instrumentalists. Mayor Bigelow orders police to keep the square clear, while Col. Stevens arranges illuminated stands for musicians.
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