18 Feb 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1832
Page
1
The article describes a dawn farewell ceremony led by Captain A Cunnine with a church procession and military honors. It mentions volunteers, clergy, and local officials, plus public notices on arrangements and civic acknowledgments. It notes sunrise observances and community involvement in the event.
A fragment cites a Philadelphia resident seeking to place most national instruction and finances under his control via directorships. The speaker warns that such power could overthrow the government and place liberties at risk to foreign influence, urging immediate public vigilance.
A citizen exposes three principal justifications for renewing the U S Bank charter and critiques them as weak. The speech denounces expansion of federal power over states, argues exchange should not be forced to equalize, and condemns tariff and political opponents like Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams while warning Southern resistance and Nullification fears.
The article recounts European claims on a general disarming plan with Paris officials disputing the scope and timing. It notes Austria and Prussia cautioning against rapid moves while Russia’s policy blocks disarmament, and cites statements from ministers and diplomats about potential peace footing and Belgian questions.
The market shows firm demand for cotton with steady prices. Liverpool to New York routes quote 9 to 10 cents for middling stably, while stock on hand remains limited and buyers seek improved quality, awaiting further confirmations.
A historical charted update notes estimated cotton stocks across ports, current exports, and weekly consumption. It records Liverpool holdings at 212 250 bales with 86 790 American, plus Upland and Sea Island varieties, and compares to last year showing shifts in supply and demand. The piece discusses price declines from 62 to 59 shillings, duty impacts, Manchester trade, and possible cholera risks and political tensions affecting markets.
James Lornbuly in Newark, New Jersey, advertises a broad stock for sale or on consignment including tobacco, rum, molasses, coffee, Madeira wine, Jamaica rum, hemp, rope, gunpowder, mackerel, peaches, and numerous vehicles and horse-drawn implements. Orders sent by mail or hint.
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