Newspaper results for "Jim Crow" AND (law OR laws OR segregat*)

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46534 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (3623 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-10-05, page 3

   … . Nimrod Wildfire—while at the Chesnut street, Mr. Rice is exciting laughter as Jim Crow. Fears and smiles, Cholera or no Cholera—the world will roll on we believe much …

   … excel lent man. On the evening of the 25th ult. at the residence of his brother-in law, Mr. Elliot T. Lane,in Mercersburg, GEO. W. BUCHANAN, Esq. of Pittsburg, until …

   … all the nations interested in the maintenance of the first princi ples of public law, that such a claim is to be put in par irallel with the paramount rights if the …

2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-10-16, page 3

   … superiors. They do not look up to others, but they are looked up to by them. Their laws grow out of themselves, and are their own. They truly sit under their own vine …

   … for imZ* mediately. Price SSO. oct 15— THOMPSON HOMAN! j. THEATRE. First night of Jim Crow, and second night:of the Robber's Wife. THIS EVENING, October 16, 1832, Will be …

   … compelled to discharge him, and have the efficient servi ces of the celebiated JIWCROW.—Jim Crow (the ne gro door-keeper to the masquerade, with the celebrated, song of “Jim Crow”) Mt. Wills'. (For the rest of the cha-acters, &c. see bills of thedAy) 1 The entertainment …

3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-10-23, page 3

   … sufficiently prepared the public. The second is, in substance, a claim to be above all law. Nay more —after completing, by his signature, the enactment of a law, he has refused to execute it. Not only so, but he has given to this pretension …

   … a retrospective power, by refusing to execute the Indian Intercourse law, passed in the year 1802 and has thus put forward a principle, if that term can …

   … places the whole statute book at his mercy. According to him, no matter how long a law may have been passed, or how ever strongly it may be fortified by judicial deci …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-10-31, page 3

   … Catholics of Poland, that all the faithful are bound to obey the Ukases issued by the law ful sovereign who has recovered Poland. Previous to the departure of the courier …

   … Capital prize of 50,000 DOLLARS, Actually sold in a whole Ticket to a distinguished Law yer of tliis city, by ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER, New York. 1 his splendid Capital was …

   … Anderson. After which Mr. Rice will appear in his celebrated Ex travaganza, of JIM CROW. T o conclude with the Farce of the RENDEZVOUS; or, Hide and Seek. Oct 31— ASSIZE …

5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-11-01, page 3

   … claims and interests of the South. The Tariff Act of 1832: is, in point of fact, a law by which the consumption oStbe manufacturing States is nearly relieved of all sort …

   … and the ex changeablevalue of our products in a much more aggra vated ratio. The law bears the impress of the Jegisl atkni of an independent sovereignty to a feeble …

   … nue, on the industry of the Southern States. Nor does the gross inequality of the law stop here. It effects, af ter the subtle artifices of exaggeration respecting a …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-11-02, page 3

   … was himself a candidate, sat as Judge of the election, which is contrary to the law of this State, regulating elections. It is believed that these grounds can be fully …

   … voice in the choice of Directors, or in re gulating its concerns, or in making laws by which it is governed. Besides, they are obliged to as sist gratuitously in transferring …

   … t BOARD OF HEALTH, 30th October, 1832. THEATRE. Last of Mr. Rice, the original JIM CROW. Mr. RICE as Wormwood. THIS EVENING, NOV. 2, Will be presented the celebrated Drama …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1832-11-03, page 3

   … Capt. Hit], with three sisters, Elizabeth, Mary, and Mar’ gare't; ahd a brother-in-law, Henry Komp. 1 immediate ly went into Fairfax county, Virginia, with Michael Hill …

   … property, pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be discharged according to law. Win. 11. FITZHUGH, S’ff. November 3—3 t THEATRE tor the Benefit of Mr. RICE, and …

   … or, Old Virginey never tire,” with new verses and his favorite extravaganza, of JIM CROW, with his farewell to Washington. After which, Hornpipe, Mr. Richards. After which …

8. Daily National Intelligencer — 1833-01-01, page 3

   … acknowledg ment, on the part of the Union, that it has no right what ever to pass laws which will afford any protection to our manufactures, the only means whereby we …

   … other nations—yea, a laughing stock for the whole world. The moment our tariff laws shall be repealed, foreign manufacturers will pour their fabricks into our markets …

   … late. If they persist, and really take up arms to oppose the' execution of the laws, unless they find more coadjutors than any at present suppose they will, a speedy …

9. Daily National Intelligencer — 1833-01-08, page 3

   … bis deceased daugh ter,to be held in trust by her husband: To his two sisters in-law, and nephews, nieces, and cousins, SSOO each and to his domestics, SSO each. He …

   … demand arose for in demnity to merchants aho bad ordered goods before the Tariff" law of’26* was passed, aad were not allowed time to countermand those orders* before …

   … the law took effect.— He argued to shew that such a state of things raised an equitable …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1833-01-11, page 2

    … Commerce is hereby instructed to inquire into tike expediency of regulating by law the value of foreign coins in the United States. On motion of Mr. SPEIGHT, it was …

    … which surveys have been made by order of the Department, or tinder the authority of law, and for which no appropria tions as yet have been made,designating the State or …

    … Foreign Affairs be instructed to inquire into the expediency of making provision, by law, for punishing the counterfeiting of for eign coins. On motion of Mr. SEVIER, it …

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