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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1832
Page
6
The upper part of the city suffers illness in distribution causing some subscribers not to receive their Panera. Call the office to notify and arrange delivery.
In New York on the nineteenth, seventy seven new cases and twenty deaths are recorded. on the twentieth, six hundred six new cases and sixty six deaths. on the twenty first, fifty two new cases and one death. In Philadelphia on the seventeenth, seventy four new cases and twenty six deaths. on the eighteenth, forty nine new cases and fourteen deaths. on the nineteenth, fifty four new cases and fourteen deaths. on the twentieth, fifty four new cases and fourteen deaths. on the twenty first, nine deaths.
The Chronicle notes severe crop losses across Columbia Wilkes Ostethorpe Chile Lincoln Fibert and Franke due to drought rust and excess rain. It cites abandoned fields and potential yields far below normal while reporting a public meeting led by Col. Waittans and others with resolutions affecting the county’s stance.
A citizen letter describes prior denouncement of certain proceedings and mixed support for Augusta regulation. It notes Col and Mr P as potential candidates for a convention and state legislature, warning Columbist County that intelligence will prevent manipulation by demagogues.
The speech argues against immediate nullification and urges a constitutional path. It critiques secession plans, calls for adherence to law, and condemns the Athens and Atlanta resolutions while promoting unity, reform, and patience to preserve the Union.
A speaker argues against surrender to opponents and defends South Carolina’s honor in the tariff conflict. He recalls battlefield loyalties, questions the value of concessions, and criticizes nullification supporters while weighing remedies including submission, secession, and political maneuvering.
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