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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1835
Page
8
A somber verse from the Southern Literary Messenger laments Napoleon's memory. The poem questions glory and guilt, contrasts obsequies with cruelty, and critiques French, Prussian, and Russian powers, praising courage and lamenting betrayal amid dramatic imagery and historic allusion.
Summary of debates on executive patronage from 1835: a select committee condemns excess patronage and favors a constitutional distribution of surplus revenue to the states as a temporary remedy to curb spending and power. It details legislative proposals to repeal patronage provisions, reform banking deposits, and increase accountability, while warning against a failed remedy and urging swift action.
From the Edgefield Carolinian: a critical examination of Judge White as a Van Buren opponent, arguing against extreme partisanship and warning that electing White would import the Proclamation and Force Bill into office. The piece cautions voters to weigh consequences and warns of betraying republican principles. A separate Georgia item appeals against liquor licenses and their ruinous social costs, highlighting a mother's plea for public protection.
The editor argues that retaliation against France should be nonintercourse after prior pacific efforts failed. The piece warns against rash action while noting secrecy around Washington. It also reports Lady Oldmixon death in Philadelphia and recalls Sir John Oldmixon’s rural life and market habits near the city.
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