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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1832

Page

3

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Volatile plea on union and liberty and religious-political tone

A public figure argues for unity and liberty, warning that discord and foreign influence threaten the nation. The author condemns party bitterness, defends the South, and criticizes how churches handle political topics. He cites a Greenville newspaper and laments pulpit entanglement in politics.

Celebration at Appling marks Fourth of July in Columbia County

A large crowd gathered at the Baptist Church in Appling to hear Avaustus Wuraut, Esq. deliver an animated address. A public dinner followed at the Franklin Hotel with Dr. N. Crawtorp as President and Paomas N. Uvsuvron, Esq. as Vice President, featuring multiple toasts praising sovereignty, liberty, Washington, Georgia, state rights, and the Union.

Appling Columbia County Add V'Vlock Baptist Church Avaustus Wuraut Franklin Hotel Dr. N. Crawtorp Paomas N. Uvsuvron Washington Georgia Republic Congress Great Britain America Peter Crawfords Witow Columbia Coun U. States Trebdomad Pradenl Mr. Stewart Mississippi EH. Rasoonen Groner Graves Lind Hercules Samettiexs Jxo Tuomas Broye Groray M. Trove Temple of Liberty Luxe Lansvate Lary Fuemive Usy Coayron Sam Simons Crawtorn Dydge D. Diexinsay Wesster Hoeay MED Hoeny Wistever South Carolina Medical Institute State OF Augusta A. Dunas A. Eve Joan Dest M. Antoni I. D. Forv Paul F. Eve Europe North Augustus B. Longstreet Milton Antony L. D. Ford Sisin v Savanna Georgian Georgia Journal Federa Union Southern Banner Greenville Mountaineer Mobile Register Mercantile Advertiser New Orleans Natchez Floridian

The South in Crisis and Congressional Tariff Debates

The passage recounts pro South Carolina and pro Nullification sentiments with fiery toasts and political chants. It notes congressional actions including Election of a President pro tempore on the fourth ballot, tariff bill passage in the Senate, adjournment postponement, and a Bank of the United States charter message from the President amid tariff debates.

Senate Tazewell Poindexter Hayne J Bibb Tazenkin Messrs Bell Benton Buckner Chambers Clay Clinton Dallas Dickerson Dudley Ewing Poot Fretinghuysen Hendricks Hill Holmes Joninster Knight Marey Naudain Prentiss Robbins Robinson Ruggles Seymour Silsbee Smith Congress House of Representatives Bank of the United States State of the Union

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