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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1836

Page

2

The Early Flowers Bloom In Fresh Spring Light

Poetic celebration of early spring flowers spreading beauty across fields and hedgerows. References to hawthorn violet harebell woodbine jasmine and rose describe their growth, scent, and gentle awakening before the dawn of summer.

Zephyr Ethelinde Windsor Forrest

Congressional Sketches by Henry Wise and Wise’s Contemporaries

An extended extract from the U S Telegraph dated April 13 presents political commentary on Henry A Wise and others, detailing debates over Treasury abuses, the depositor banks, and the Surplus fund. It cites resolutions by Wise and Dromgoole, critiques of Woodbury, and reflects fierce partisan rhetoric about finance, corruption, and the administration. The piece also includes Senate proceedings on patronage and a long personal reminiscence of the Dade battle and frontier violence, plus a disquisition on federative government and literature.

Henry A. Wise Congress Virginia Cambrelong Wise Treasury Department House Cambreleng Dromgoole Mr. Woodbury Reuben M. Whitney Rothschild Whitney Secretary of the Treasury Dromgole Peyton Bell Michigan Mason Ell Mr. Wise Globe and Woodbury Currency Whitney America Humbugger Freerers Italy Europe Holland Leyden William of Orange United States Republic Sheridan Hapden Sidney Russell England

Massacre narrative at Tampa Bay described by Rawson Clarke

Rawson Clarke one of three survivors recounts the brutal massacre near Tampa Bay as told to an officer in Tampa. The Jacksonville and Portland papers note the vivid detail of the march and the sudden volley that struck the advanced guard before Captain Fraser vanished.

Bassinger Cade Mudge Louis Gardner Gatlin Dade Henderson Keyes Lt. B Wilson de Cony Fort King G.a Dane Tampa Bay Rawson Clarke Portland Courier Poulson

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