02 Jun 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1832
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription prices for the weekly paper and advertising rates, with six to five dollar options and various payment terms. It also lists public notice requirements for executors, administrators, and guardians, including sales of land or slaves and minimum publication periods before sale.
A letter from Washington City discusses the Baltimore Convention and the nomination of Van Buren for Vice President. It condemns the Pension Bill and warns of Southern political influence jeopardizing the republic. The piece also covers a Tamil festival in Augusta with Governor and dignitaries attending a grand dinner at Hamburg.
A lengthy account describes a Georgia South Carolina border festival honoring Governor Hamilton. Attendees number 1200 to 2000, with banners including the Rattle snake motto Noli me tangere and Cotton bales and rice tierces. Toasts praise Federal Union, Nullification, and Southern rights, with speeches by Gov. Hamilton and Col. Preston.
Letters and replies from Georgia and South Carolina patriots pledge unity in State Rights and nullification. Figures like Major Howard and Gov Hamilton are honored. discussions stress defense of the Sovereign powers, opposition to federal overreach, and vow to keep the Union intact.
A compilation of 1832 letters and notices from South Carolina figures and allies praising State Rights and nullification. Messages celebrate Governor Hamilton, Georgia ties, and Southern unity against federal overreach, with several officials offering toasts and remarks on constitutional liberty and the Union.
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