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Augusta Chronicle in Augusta, Georgia

03 Aug 1833

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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1833

Page

6

Emancipation and the Slave Question Debate in Virginia

The piece argues emancipation would fail without preparation, citing slave economies in Haiti Sierra Leone and Barbadoes, and Polish Livonian cases. It asserts free blacks refuse sustained labor, warns of famine if emancipation occurs, and warns against mixing law and prejudice without cultural readiness.

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Elbert County July 4 Observance and Constitution Debate

A large Elbert County gathering at Sealsville commemorated Independence Day with the Declaration read, an oration, and a dinner. Maj. White led a heated discussion of a proposed constitutional amendment from the late Convention, urging a reduction and equalization of representation and warning of federal changes. Leaders praised state rights, Union principles, and noted the delegates who opposed the plan.

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Augusta Editorial Warns on Abolitionists and Nullification Rally

The piece critiques various reform groups and endorses Laurency Moxie while urging support for Avensrine S. Clayton as a states rights leader. It discusses cotton markets, protectionist policy, and a call to unite around constitutional principles amid political crisis in Georgia.

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Public Meeting Nominates Sumter for Congressional Representation

A Salisbury gathering on the 20th discussed general and local matters. It nominated Col. Tomas Sumter to represent the congressional district comprising Sumter Kershaw Lancaster and Chesterfield, replacing Gen Blair. The meeting also cited four reasons for abandoning the Geneva and paid tribute to the editor of the newspapers.

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