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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1834

Page

4

South Carolina and Georgia on federal power and sovereignty

A dense political pamphlet style report argues that states retain sovereignty against federal overreach. It condemns the federal government’s forceful measures, endorses South Carolina and Georgia resistance, and calls for unity among state authorities, conventions, and volunteers. It praises Governor's leadership and warns of consolidation under a strong central government.

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Presidency debate and Southern voting stance

The Mercury endorses a strict South Carolina position urging abstention from presidential election efforts and promotes principled sacrifice for country over party. It argues Southern votes cannot elect a candidate and cautions against servile devotion to any man, urging an honorable, principled approach.

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Professor Dew Goes South for Professorship in Georgia

A notice extols Professor Dew of William and Mary College as a political economist. It praises his anti slavery stance and urges a Southern professorship, urging Georgia South Carolina and Alabama support and notes a Milledgeville article by John A. Cuttbert and Wilkins Haunt.

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