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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1835

Page

4

Political tensions in Georgia press on Van Buren support

The Southern Whig urges readers to study Bob Short’s Augusta Sentinel excerpt and the 1832 Federal Union critique of Van Buren. It questions Editor Cuthbert’s shifting stance, lists harsh accusations, notes Judge Schley’s resignation, and introduces Jabez W. Jackson and Jesse F. Cleveland as two convention nominees with a broad mockery of party figures and alliances.

Bob Short Augusta Sentinel Federal Union Clark Party Martin van Buren Cuthbert van Buren J. Cuthbert Georgia Jackson Yil New York South Gath Askalon Israel Judge Schley Central Committee Baltimore Patrice Rumpsey Dumpsey Samuel H. Jenks Nantucket Enquirer Col. Johnson Ife My. Jenka Hogtown Thompson House of Commons Gaston Raleigh Star

Controversial Atlantic Letters on Slavery and Politics

A dense extract from the Southern Christian Herald discusses figures like Johnson and Van Buren, argues about abolitionist influence on free Blacks in North Carolina, and notes Confederate attitudes toward suffrage. It also reports on cotton markets, a clash between Indians and whites near Hogtown, and critical remarks about Dr. Bertay and Dr. Byway.

N. York North Carolina South Speer Job Southern Christian Herald

Orator Harris Refuses Publication of Independence Day Oration

A committee thanks Dr. Gibbe and others for hospitality after a July 4 ceremony and asks for a copy of the oration. Harris declines to publish, citing modest delivery and potential public disinterest, while urging prayers for future welfare. The item notes political closures and editorial decisions in Raleigh and references concerns over slavery commentary from Daniel O Connell and Southern Times.

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