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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1834
Page
6
Letters and editorials from Richmond and Philadelphia discuss Nullification and secession as remedies, contrasting Union supporters with State Rights proponents. The piece argues unity among Republicans, warns against consolidation, and notes recent elections signaling growing state opposition to federal overreach.
A fragmented prose piece reviews Governor Hayne’s address and the nullification controversy, praising its core principles while noting opposition in the North. It discusses the political use of state rights, property, and executive power, calling for prudent critique and cautious consolidation of party lines.
A report describes the execution of John Forbes between 10 and 12 on Friday the 27th for the murder of Col. Kilgirt. Forbes appeared ragged and neglected, attempted self-harm, and provoked a crowd with a mix of fear and sympathy as the condemned man faced his end.
On Tuesday January 7 1834 the Burke County Risks Association met at Warnesteros with Lewis Boo presiding. Resolutions by Col T M Berries were adopted praising Congressional Liekot support and condemning arbitrary depots while urging state action to promote security and reform. Officers for the year were elected: Jonathan Lewis president Benoule Boyne secretary J P Garvin treasurer M J Geo Evans and others.
A dated letter from January 1834 reports the county election outcome with a large Union majority and notes names of poll results. The text also describes the Medical College of Georgia’s plan for a new building site and lists the board of trustees and various faculty appointments.
Readable portions describe speeches by Mr Clay and Mr Taney in the Senate, with references to constitutional questions and Treasury letters. The report notes contention over Bank debates, removal of deposits, and Florida land sales, plus local incidents in Savannah and Tallahassee with various officials and consuls.
Clay resumed his speech as a motion to adjourn was made. Mr Binney presented a memorial for Philadelphia banks asking revenue to be deposited in the U S Bank. The memorial was read and sent to the Committee of Ways and Means. Polk defended Danne’s removal and the crusade that followed, then moved to adjourn.
The article notes cotton exports from Chia ton for the October to December 1833 period with Sea Islands included. Weather disrupted early sales but improved later. upland cotton sold in various lots, prices ranged from 9 to 10 1 2 cents per pound. The market closed with unsteady activity and total upland sales details given.
From Charlestep on November 13, the Freech Barque Mezoppa reports sustained Angering state demand and a overall decline in cotton prices. Sales reached 2593 bales, including 714 bales Louisiana and 120 upland varieties. price details cover duhal and duty paid terms.
The fragment records two late 18th or early 19th century funerals or death notices. One at Aiben with reverend Jenison officiating and another at Udgefield on the 8th inst with Reverend Jamey Caron presiding. Names mentioned include Mrs. Sarah Hie Opa Wall, W. Ow Williams, and Charles Memmoud.
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