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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1834
Page
4
From the Charleston Mercury a martial ode recalls the parting year with tribute to Carolina’s defenders and leaders. It praises Turnbull and other patriots, honors liberty’s enduring light, and invokes national guardianship and enduring state glory.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer outlines a sequence of letters by SAMGS G. BENNETTS focusing on the Cabinet at Washington. The second letter will publish Kendalls and Whitney's correspondence, aiming to expose alleged intrigues and tensions within the Radeo Cabinet.
A voiced critique argues the Kitchen Cabinet and Kendall & Co. wield real control of government away from the official cabinet, praising Andrew Jackson yet warning of a covert, tyrannical system. The piece previews a future continuation outlining Kendall Whitney and others, with claims of a vast plot to subvert the Constitution and press while expanding executive power.
A late 1830s correspondence from Washington discusses the looming presidential contest among Clay, Robeson, and Cass, and the South’s stance toward Van Buren. It notes calls for reform in the House Clerk’s office, shifts in leadership, and threats of political maneuvering as parties seek unity on southern interests and federal policy.
The estate of Thomas H. Scagagat of Columbia County will be forwarded to partner Clacton for settlement. Creditors are urged to make immediate payment to Amanda. Dated November 16.
A damaged text fragment discusses disputes with John Noel and a will probated in Columbia County. It notes the first Tuesday in March for estate actions of Jonathan Pesrre and describes sale of enslaved persons and land to benefit heirs and creditors.
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