Atticus Essays and Reactions to Atticus

Found here are a collection of essays written by Judge Clayton criticizing the Quincy Adams administration when it accepted an illegal treaty Georgia negotiated with a minor group of the Creek Nation under the pseudonym “Atticus”.

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Southern Recorder (Milledgeville), May 30, 1820, p3 – “To Robert Walsh, jr esq” – Atticus comments on Walsh’s literary talents

Southern Recorder (Milledgeville), June 6, 1820, p3 – “To Robert Walsh, jr esq” – Atticus continues his comments on Walsh’s literary talents

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), August 9, 1825, p2 Editorial announces reprint of Atticus essays from Athens newspaper

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), August 9, 1825, p3 – ATTICUS No I To the People of Georgia  – First part of Clayton’s Vindication essays

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), August 16, 1825,  p3 – ATTICUS No II To the People of Georgia – part of Vindication essays

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), September 6, 1825, p3 – ATTICUS No III To the People of Georgia – part of Vindication essays

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), September 13, 1825, p1 – ATTICUS No IV To the People of Georgia – part of Vindication essays

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), September 20, 1825, p1 – ATTICUS No V To the People of Georgia – part of Vindication essays

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), September 20, 1825, p2 – ATTICUS No VI To the People of Georgia (continued) – part of Vindication essays

1825 September 27 Georgia Journal (Milledgeville, Georgia), p2 – ATTICUS No VII To the People of Georgia (continued) – part of Vindication essays

Augusta Chronicle, August 5, 1826, p2 – To the Citizens of Columbia County – editorial regarding Atticus

National Intelligencer (Washington, DC), September 9, 1826, p2 – Mr Forsyth’s Eulogy – mentions Atticus

Augusta Chronicle, September 13, 1826, p2 – To the Citizens of Columbia County – Warren reacts to Atticus

Augusta Chronicle, September 23, 1826, p2 – To the Citizens of Columbia County – Warren reacts again to Atticus

Augusta Chronicle, September 23, 1826, p2 Warren clarifies his reaction to Atticus

Georgia Journal (Milledgeville), September 26, 1826, p2 – Extract from Athens Centinel

Augusta ChronicleSeptember 27, 1826, p2 – To the Citizens of Columbia County – Warren concludes his reaction to Atticus

Augusta Chronicle, November 1, 1826, p3 – To Atticus – by A Columbian

Macon Telegraph, July 30, 1827, (in advertising) notes Radical Drivers epistle to Atticus arrived

Macon Telegraph, August 7, 1827, p1 – Radical Driver’s Poem about Atticus

Macon Telegraph, August 7, 1827 – Sparrow Hawk on Atticus and other Troup Party members

Alexandria Gazette (VA), October 9, 1827, p2 Atticus comments on – Mr Senator Eaton’s Address to the Public No 1

Southern Recorder (Milledgeville), August 23, 1828, p3 – A Question – discusses a state’s power to tax

1831 December 10 Macon Telegraph p3 Editorial compares Atticus essays to pumpkin

A Defense of Removal of the Creek Indians from Georgia under Treaty of Indian Springs (Compiled from a series of essays originally published in Columbia Centinel in Athens, Georgia, in 1825-1826 under the pen name, “Atticus”):
A Vindication of the Recent and Prevailing Policy of the State of Georgia …”