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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1832
Page
2
An archaic verse fragment laments the end of sweet seasons. It describes winter’s harsh reign with imagery of frost, snow, and cloudy skies. The speaker notes bare landscapes, silent groves, and animals seeking shelter as nature contends with icy weather.
The speech attacks British colonial trade policy and criticizes past administration, arguing against foreign boasting and party politics. It defends the ambassador's stance and urges principled national conduct while opposing perceived partisan blame.
Mr. Clay defends the administration against British colonial trade grievances argues Britain’s acts and Gallatin’s instructions show past administrations erred and warns against degrading diplomacy. He condemns recess appointments and calls for accountability while criticizing the executive and urging principled foreign policy.
Senator Frelinghuysen argues against confirming the nomination, declaring public national reasons, condemning Van Buren's instructions to McLane as partisan and contrary to American principles. He asserts a minister should represent the country, drop party ties, and act on American interests, not pursue domestic political wins. He cites British court persuasion and the ballot as motives shaping policy toward Britain.
The note says Mr De Cam's project on Sew Thei Givene Street will open Monday night. The work is neater, more comfortable, and better than expected given the rushed construction, and should meet public expectations well.
On the 6th inst the directors for the new institution were Thomas M de KB LL Youre J R Jones Strom Chor James Goonam Wa Cooke Grodiwhi R Freeman and Tuvaras Tayton. Dr Avorn Chorroy was elected president Bram cashier and N Kents keeper on the same day.
A nineteenth century notice notes Do mn Greens and Col. Res. J producing sugar on their plantations. Greene counts forty barrels at ten cents per pound, while the neighbor claims about eighty barrels. The report praises the venture as a welfare contribution to the state.
The Liverpool cotton market in December shows a livelier tone than the prior two weeks with demand mainly for Uplands. Prices hold firm as a few hundred bags sold at around 9d to 10d per pound, while new uplands arrive in good quality, aided by preferences for good Orleans.
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