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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1835
Page
8
A reflective lyric laments a brief, painful separation. The speaker recalls a graceful, Madonna like gaze and a calm brow, praising virtue and emotion while praying for the beloveds happiness beyond time and strife.
A Georgian speaker praises Vinorsta for mountain and valley vistas. The speaker claims climbs of the mountains and discoveries from dawn to dusk, noting peaks in mist, pine crowned heights, rugged glens with copse, and streams and caves revealing minerals. The verse ends reflecting nature’s divine traits in favored children of the land.
National Intelligencer correspondence reveals a January 1835 scheme by Nicholas Banks Andrew Bullion and others to publish a letter from David Crockett endorsing Martin Van Buren while urging a northern candidate. The missive details party maneuvers, banking and hard money as rallying cries, and seeks to keep Southern votes aligned with a Van Buren bid.
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