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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1835
Page
4
A poetic meditation on winter peace and domestic joys. The speaker contrasts harsh discipline with a kinder ministry toward humankind, urging rest from fevered thoughts and the purifying influence of home. The scene shifts to a ruddy boy and a mother, then a child and father, concluding with a call to life’s feast and eternal praise.
In the Georgia Senate on November 14 1834 Mr King of Glynn argues against the majority on the Citation of the Supreme Court and the Intercourse Act 1802. He defends the court’s authority and rejects declamatory opposition, outlining federal powers over Cherokee treaties and native jurisdiction.
In a staunch denunciation of Congress, Georgia asserts state sovereignty against U S intrusions on Indian lands and calls for nullification of federal acts. The speech links federal power to historic Federalist ideas and warns of a move toward a national government eroding state independence.
A London to Liverpool packet brings December 15 papers with updates on Britain’s new Cabinet under Peel and Wellington, colonial appointments, and tea imports. Reports from Livorno and Spain note unrest and renewed conflict as Mina resists reconciliation terms with the rebels.
From Washington January 12 1835 the Charleston Mercury reports that Wayne is confirmed as judge of the Supreme Court replacing Justice Johnson. The Senate showed little opposition. The House debated Hull relief, and the Navy Agent pay clause was struck out. An anecdote at Jackson’s celebration touched Butler Barry and Van Buren politics.
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