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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1836
Page
6
A brief poetic piece extols a mother's love as noble pure and tender a flame from above that blesses an earthly heart and remains the warmest affection even when faced with coldness. The verse frames maternal devotion as supreme and benevolent.
From the U S Telegraph a Senate discussion on harbor improvements traces funding back to 1739, revealing a shift from local to national expense. Mr Kare charges rich private interests push vast appropriations, warns of excessive costs, and urges delaying the measure to next session while noting labor and material shortages.
From Havre the journal reports a June 10 debate in the Chamber of Deputies over Algeria. The French government vows to persevere in Africa while considering total or partial occupation. Naval moves against Morocco and Tunis are outlined, with potential use of force if diplomacy fails. A Toulon dispatch notes orders for a line and squadron to support actions in North Africa. The report also mentions New York arrivals and local fire news.
The WS Telegraph reprints Westchester Herald figures on abolition societies from four to five hundred twenty seven by 1835, noting Pinckney’s 1833 warning about abolitionist strength. It also reports on Texas news from Velasco, Santa Anna’s capture, and U.S. Treasury surplus claims and budget fire.
The State 72 Party of Columbia County called an adjourned meeting for July 27. A resolution appointed a committee to coordinate actions with rifles and report back. The meeting on July 19 adjourned with instructions to proceed and reconvene the evening of the 27.
The column reports Minaprav B. Laman, once a state official, has been named Commander of the Texan Army. It notes rumors Gen Lawan may yield command to Gen Hovsrox if desired, with President Bony and Dr Anden referenced for potential appointments. An extracted letter to the Adjutant General praises the Richmond Blues and Seminole campaign service.
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