Senate and House actions on deficienc y bill and committees
The report covers Senate debate over a deficiency bill including a proposed outfit for a Charge d'Affaires to Austria and amendments about Germany. motions to create committees and actions on slavery topics. and House moves after the Clerk's death, with California messages and private calendar items. also notes Shenandoah Steamboat Company formation and river navigation queries.
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Senate
Cass
Austria
Germany
Ethis
House OF Delegates
King
Foote
Mec
Wale
Dickinson
Clemens
Yeas
Whitcomb
Mason
Calhoun
Messrs
Dodge Webster
Phelps
Rusk
Bell
Shields
Dodge
Mr. Benton
Messrs. Clay
Webster
Bright
Cooper, King
Mason, Downs
Mangum
Bell and
Berrien
Benete
House of Representatives
Campbell
House
Richard M. Young
Ilinois
Land Office
California
Winthrop
A Pill for Conventionists and a Murder in Virginia
A Mau ry county meeting failed to appoint delegates with Maj W T Polk opposing Barclay Martin and rescheduled to May. The Columbia Intelligencer quotes Martin on Polk s views and the Oregon proviso. Richmond Times reports tavern keeper R Whitehelo murdered near Richmond with several enslaved people arrested. Pillsbury editor Mrs Swisskin seeks Senate gallery access to file letters. A first season thunderstorm swept in from the Southwest.
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Polk
Maury County
Maj
W. T. Polk
Barclay Martin
Columbia Intelligencer
Martin
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Oregon
Ricuoxo
Richmond Times
R. Whiehello
River Road
Ieh
Manter
Week of decision calls Virginians to vote for liberty and Union
The piece urges voters to choose two Whig candidates for the Virginia House of Delegates in a pivotal election. It asserts the state face a path to greatness or stagnation, appeals to loyalty to the Union, support for Whig policy, and warns against Democratic deceit while stressing peace, order, and fair office distribution.
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House of Delegates
Virginia
Fort
Inter States
Virgina
Mars
Magistraire Bey
Aleome
N.Y
Mr. Clay
Sagral
Ani
Serviers
Connie J
Clay
Tim Fur
Jefferson County confronts Nashville Convention stance in 1832
A Virginia county faces party pressures over backing the Nashville Convention. The editorial urges Democrats to resist nullification and disunion, praising the Unionist stance of the Whigs and warning against political opportunism amid national tension.
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Jefferson County
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Nashville
Jefferson
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the Register
Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, Va
WuIe
Joan M. Jewe Talbott
Duke
James W. Geller
T. A. Herrington
Snenxaxpoan Steampoat Company
Shenandah
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Shenandoah Steamboat Company
James Castleman
Shenandoah
Virginian
Harper’s Ferry
Warren
Reroxrixe
Swiss
Pillsbury
I'ueh
Thomas Jefferson
Tme
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Tennessee
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Mr. Calhoun
Pshaw
Lewis Cass
Union
The
Baltimore Sun
Sun
United States Senate Ust
Benton
California, &c
Messes
Butler
S. C
Mr. Foote
Miss
Doge
Wisconsin
Washington
South
Hin
Missuri
Nian
Cal-West
Houn
Benson
Sloose
Tedaw
Juan
Jeferson
Charles
Mr. Botts
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