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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1833

Page

4

Didet press Whorter and Jackson to praise their cause

An archaic verse piece laments a speaker jeering at Whorter and Jackson for praising a faction. It questions whether many honest men would agree with a noble patriot’s critique, noting a supposed band and three hundred men and stirring rancor in the heart.

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Debate on Slavery and Free Labor in Virginia History

Long excerpt from a 19th century Virginia discussion arguing slave labor can be productive under certain conditions, criticizing free labor and federal policy, with references to colonies, ancient empires, and contemporary politics. Includes appendix notes and public notices from Milledgeville era.

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Admonitions and Shifts in a 1833 Public Figure

The text records a figure noting a change of stance from defending a constitution to supporting strong executive measures. It cites a public speech vow to die for the republic and reveals growing admiration for Force Bill and Proclamation. It hints at potential monarchical leanings by July 29 1833.

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