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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1835
Page
2
A compact verse extols loyalty to the Union and speaks of defending rights and the Banner of Blue. It echoes Civil War era patriotic sentiment and calls for steadfast unionism. The short refrain “Hurra for the Banner of Blue” anchors the piece.
The Board concludes the examination shows strong progress in literary, scientific, and moral instruction. It notes facilities include philosophical and geographical apparatus and a growing farm program with 65 acres of corn and 40 acres of oaks. It urges religious education and calls for expansion of the school.
The reading public may expect a treat from this new effort of our native novelist whose determination to work up material of romance from Southern scenery and history illustrates patriotism of literature. His success will identify his fame with his native State.
The Augusta Chronicle offers its newspaper for sale from October with possession then, detailing a large subscriber base and extensive printing materials. The notice includes a dramatic aside about Richmond Enquirer poetry and a flourish of political references featuring State Rights and Governor nomination.
The Calumniating Courier from last evening will receive due and early notice. The announcement signals forthcoming coverage and timely dissemination of the edition.
The July issue of the TNE Family Minstrel is praised as an excellent and beautifully produced periodical devoted to music and musical knowledge. It links practical education domestic enjoyment and worship of God and appeals to all with music in their souls.
The July number is commended for uniform excellence among periodicals. The issue features a caricature from the Gallery of a Misanthrope and graphic excerpts from the Fortunes of the Maid of Arc. A note on the Journal of a Mexican Tourist is shorter, and a prophecy about the Puente de la Libertad and Bridge of Santa Anna is noted.
The article lists Col. Tos, B. Kine of Glynn, Col. Jour H. Howann of Baldwin, and Col. Junius .Atronp of Troup as preferred nominees, with many other staunch supporters named as acceptable alternates. It emphasizes choosing on principle rather than men. The piece also quotes and comments on public verse and political commentary from the Richmond Enquirer.
The article condemns a New York gathering as a mixed Southern party faction and urges the South to act alone to protect its rights. It cites fanatics, abolitionist networks, and colonization links, urging a Southern convention and coordinated public opinion to secure safety and union.
The piece argues the Clark and Union factions share federal principles despite name changes. It recalls Georgia and Carolina nullification episodes, cites military threats and treaties, and defends a party’s lack of fixed principles while asserting consistency in core federal aims.
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