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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1832
Page
2
The text notes Mr. C. preferring a suitable occasion to share views but delaying on the subject due to ongoing extensive discussion in the Senate Executive session. It reflects cautious parliamentary handling and strategic timing.
Mr Foot argues against the Senate advising consent to a nomination. He cites evidence of misconduct and influence behind the throne, denounces instructions to a foreign minister as disgraceful, and vows to vote no, accusing Martin Van Buren and others of causing cabinet dissolution for their own benefit. He recalls diplomatic faults with Britain and asserts responsibility for the nomination’s rejection.
Senate debate reveals Webster opposing McLane to England and Van Buren's policy. He denounces instructions favoring party aims over country, condemns British trade pressure, and argues for unity and patriotic representation abroad. He lists 25 yeas and 25 nays on the nomination.
In Washington discussions name Mr. Livingston and Mr. Forsyth as possible presidential nominees to succeed Mr. Van Buren. A loud Van Buren speech against Mr. Calhoun fuels speculation amid a strong Washington preference.
The Writing and Copying Apparatus of Priresann and Donttxa is recommended to the public as a highly useful tool for letter writers merchants and others. Mr Priresann offers demonstrations at the Eagle and Phoenix Motel for those interested in examining the device.
The Grand Jury denounces merchants offering credit to minor students without parental consent and urges a law imposing penalties. It warns such practice harms youth character, urging parents to guard against credit and urging merchants to delay lending to minors near schools.
The passage argues for communities to warn and discipline youths against early credit from merchants. It urges parents and guardians to set precedents, helping youths resist improper credit practices. It notes how parents' approval boosts youth character and market trust while credit without consent risks suspicion and exploitation.
Augusta Chronicle laments the Senate rejection of Martin Van Buren's nomination, condemning party motives and defending the President's prerogative. The piece ridicules claims the Senate is no longer august and accuses senators of subservience to party interests while attacking the notion that the President alone represents the people.
Announcement commends J. B. Liaoranoowers as a Polish colonel with ties to the Napoleonic era. It notes his escape after Waterloo and his job in Washington, praising his frugality and earnings of eight hundred dollars to support his family. The piece invites Southern readers and announces a meeting of the Arenmann Acavise Sourmry society on Wednesday the Sth inst, urging punctual attendance.
Fragmentary report from London and Liverpool on December events shows ships Plutarch and Cottonne arriving Chalke bringing date lines and prices. Observers warn of an impending mercantile crisis amid steady sales, auctions, and political moves including a second reading of a broad bill affecting security and economy.
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