Rare 1848 TALLAHASSEE Florida pre-Civil War newspaper 1st FLORIDA STATE GOVERNOR for Sale

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Rare 1848 TALLAHASSEE Florida pre-Civil War newspaper 1st FLORIDA STATE GOVERNOR For Sale

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Rare 1848 TALLAHASSEE Florida pre-Civil War newspaper 1st FLORIDA STATE GOVERNOR:
$150.00

Rare 1848 TALLAHASSEE Florida pre-Civil War newspaper 1st FLORIDA STATE GOVERNOR

Rare 1848 TALLAHASSEE Florida pre-Civil War newspaper with proclamations signed in type by the first Governor of the State of Florida as well as an essay DESCRIBING Early FLORIDA AGRICULTURE- inv # 3V-323

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SEE PHOTO(s) - COMPLETE ORIGINALNEWSPAPER,The Floridian(Tallahassee, FLORIDA)datedNov 25, 1848.This rare original pre-Civil War newspaper contains national and internatipnal news as well as LOCAL Tallahassee, FL news and ads from 1848, 13 years before the Civil War. It also contains Proclamations signed in type bythe first Governor of the State of Florida, W M MOSELEY. This issue also contains an inside page essay on early Florida agriculture.

William Dunn Moseley (February 1, 1795 – January 4, 1863) was an American politician. A Democrat and North Carolina native, Moseley became the first Governor of the state of Florida, serving from 1845 until 1849 and leading the establishment of the state government.

In 1817, Moseley became a tutor at the university. After studying law, he was admitted to the bar and began practice in Wilmington. Like many lawyers of the time, law was not his only profession; Moseley also farmed and was a schoolteacher.

From 1829 to 1837, Moseley represented Lenoir County in the North Carolina Senate, serving as speaker for four terms between 1832 and 1835. He lost the Democratic nomination for governor in North Carolina by three votes.

In 1835, Moseley and his family moved to Lake Miccosukee in Jefferson County, Florida, after purchasing a plantation there. In 1840, Moseley was elected to the territorial House of Representatives. In 1844, he won a seat in the territorial Senate. On March 3, 1845, Florida was admitted as the twenty-seventh state of the Union.

Later in 1845, in the first statewide election, Moseley won the election for governor of Florida. He beat Richard Keith Call, who had been the governor of Florida Territory, making Moseley the first governor of the state of Florida. Moseley was sworn in on June 25, 1845. During his term, he established the new state government. The state Capitol building was completed during his first year in office. Moseley oversaw the state\'s role in the Mexican–American War. Southern states supported the war with troops as they saw it as an opportunity to gain territory where slavery could be used.

Moseley worked to resolve conflicts between white settlers and Seminole Indians. He also encouraged agriculture, supporting new citrus, avocado, tobacco, and cotton industries. During his administration, the federal government built Fort Jefferson, on one of the coral keys off the southern Florida coast, and Fort Clinch on Amelia Island, near modern-day Fernandina Beach, Florida.

Moseley was a strong supporter of states\' rights. He favored the establishment of state-funded public schools.

Constitutionally limited to a single term, Moseley returned to his plantation after ending his term on October 1, 1849. Two years later, he settled in the town of Palatka in Putnam County, where he operated a citrus grove. Moseley died on January 4, 1863, and was buried at the West View Cemetery in Palatka.

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