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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1835
Page
2
Poem fragment cherishes youth and lifelong friendship. Verses speak of memory, hope, truth, and the enduring bonds that bind hearts to home across distance. It imagines reunions and reflections on childhood as time passes.
A Charleston report from the April 7 1835 stockholders meeting outlines debts of 216533 67 plus contracted works 298773 67 total 515307 34. It proposes two fixes bonds or 3000 new shares to pay debts and fund road upgrades while detailing expected capacity traffic and financial projections.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Van Buren's weak party dependence and vast intrigues aimed at securing votes. It alleges that his tactics have extended and grown elaborate, yet fragile, with rumors that a single breath could scatter the political attempts of his faction.
A reader notes a Northern philanthropist’s violent fantasies within a controversial book. The writer admits not having read all parts but reports the work contains much that is reprehensible and may be revisited for further critique.
In Richmond County on Saturday May 24 at noon the State Rights friends meet at City Hall to appoint delegates to the June convention at Milledgeville for nominating candidates for Governor and Congress. Judge Wixpe’s address to Medical College graduates praised as moral and modest.
The Federal Union of the 21st inst authorizes the selection of William Scavery of Richmond county as the Union Party candidate for Georgia governor in the upcoming election. It notes no congress candidate yet and promises future measures to gauge party opinion on the vacancy.
Correspondents from the Charleston Mercury deliver New York papers up to the 18th. The Peel ministry gains ground in Britain with liberal moves. France nears an indemnity bill, but letters from Livingston may stir breach with the King. European and Northern markets look healthy with staple prices rising.
The piece argues newspapers boost Van Buren through opposition to White, warning against Force Bill allies and urging independent judgment. It recalls nullification stance, criticizes party tactics, and cites Twiggs County Grand Jury backing a court for the correction of errors.
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