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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1835
Page
2
Readable passages describe Solomon and genii doubts, poetic dialogue about heaven or hell, plus a lengthy U S Senate foreign relations report on pay claims under the 1831 Treaty with France. It traces negotiations, French Cham bers delays, and congressional tempers about reprisals and war risk.
The National Intelligencer reports the President nominated a new Supreme Court judge to fill the Johnson vacancy. Georgia post office changes include Camp Ground in Appling, Rock Spring in Murray, Rock Mountain in DeKalb, and discontinuations at Angus Irwin, Hampden Stewart Williams Warren Williams, and a name change from Torbertville to Marshall's Ferry in Upson.
The Southern Agriculturist is commended as a valuable work for Southern planters and the public. The piece urges broad circulation and patronage, highlighting its agricultural utility and benefits to Southern welfare and prosperity. It notes contents including the last issue table, the valedictory of former editor Lepang, and introduction of current editor Minturn.
An abstract from the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee report argues against giving the President power to declare reprisals against France. The National Intelligencer notes the document is strong and sober, praising its force and urging restraint from war. The U S Telegraph commends the author as a benefactor to the country if the report curbs rash policy.
The Milledgeville Times hosts remarks on Col. Howann nomination and argues against silent press during the convention. The Augusta Chronicle remarks align on Howann’s merits while Cushow remains a rival, noting two leading candidates and broad acceptability.
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