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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1835
Page
8
The verse passage contrasts stern discipline with a tender ministry toward man. It praises rest from fevered labor, holy health, and the home as a haven where children learn love and humble piety. It envisions life’s feast and the soul’s ascent to an eternal banquet.
In the Georgia Senate debate of November 14 1834 Mr King from Glynn challenges the majority report on the Supreme Court citation against the Governor. He argues the citation is not an abuse of the Court and examines powers under the Constitution and 1789 Judiciary Act in relation to Cherokee treaties and the Intercourse Act of 1802.
A Georgia Senate debate critiques Congress power over Indian lands and asserts state sovereignty. Speaker denounces nullification as monarchical, argues Georgia must resist unconstitutional federal acts, and contrasts federalist history with Republican ideals, urging state leadership to defend sovereignty.
The packet ship South America brings London and Liverpool papers to December 15 17 with reports of UK cabinet appointments at St James's Palace. Peel Lyndhurst Wellington Aberdeen and others named. colonies and Dutchy offices await filling. Tea imports and a grounding incident noted amid Franco Spanish war context.
Washington January 12 1835 correspondence notes Wayne's confirmation to the Supreme Court bench replacing Justice Johnson with little opposition. The piece covers Jackson celebration etiquette, Van Buren and Petigru tensions, a rumored plan for surplus revenue distribution, and routine House proceedings on naval army pensions and the Potomac Bridge.
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