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Story May 27, 1829

Republican Herald

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

What is this article about?

Account from Richmond Enquirer of Gov. Houston's personal crisis: judgment shaken in romantic matter, victim of unfounded suspicion, resignation, and retirement among Cherokees west of Mississippi with old friend chief.

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Gov. Houston. - We find the following significant paragraph in the Richmond Enquirer.

The necessity of arresting further cruel misrepresentations may draw forth a more particular account of the late unpleasant events touching Gov. Houston -- but in the meantime it may be briefly stated, that in an unhappy hour, his judgment became shaken on her throne (to which circumstances he probably alludes when he refers to "the questionable authority" by which he might be supposed to hold his office) -- then this gallant and generous man became the victim of a vague, most unfounded and unjust suspicion; the innocent and amiable object returned to the parental roof -- the governor resigned his office -- and has retired among the Cherokees, west of the Mississippi, one of whose Chiefs is his old and ardent friend.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Fortune Reversal

What keywords are associated?

Gov Houston Resignation Cherokee Retirement Unfounded Suspicion Personal Crisis

What entities or persons were involved?

Gov. Houston

Where did it happen?

Among The Cherokees, West Of The Mississippi

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Key Persons

Gov. Houston

Location

Among The Cherokees, West Of The Mississippi

Story Details

In an unhappy hour, Gov. Houston's judgment faltered regarding a woman, leading to unfounded suspicion; she returned home, he resigned his office, and retired among the Cherokees west of the Mississippi with an old friend chief.

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