07 Dec 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1833
Page
1
Notice of sales of land or negroes by executors, administrators or guardians. Sales set for the first Tuesday in the month between morning and afternoon at the county courthouse. Debtors creditors and heirs must be notified forty days prior. Public notice required by law and court leave for certain estates.
A fragmentary report states Te Coluntian Pelescope of the 3. CL won a gubernatorial ballot amid confusion and partial results. The governor Miller resigns, and the election is described without clear details on vote totals or context.
Debates in the Georgia legislature center on a motion to bring resolutions for public discussion. Speakers urge open debate to enlighten voters on key principles, while others warn against stifling liberty of speech and press.
Speakers debate using strong language on the propriety of printing and discussing resolutions. They argue whether President Jackson’s power mirrors royal authority, urge open debate to test truth, and warn against censorship while condemning attempts to stifle opposition.
A heated floor scene features Col. Atwood oratorically defending nullification amid clashes with Mr. Atrorp and Mr. Geascock. The speech extols state rights and Unionism while warning of disunion and war, drawing praise for its vivid, Preston-like style and promising publication of fuller notes.
The debate centers on denouncing the chief state and the propriety of resolutions. Members argue over delaying, tabling, or discussing merits, with votes recorded on adjourning or sustaining the chair. The scene reflects tensions between executive power and legislative scrutiny in a troubled Union era.
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