Sat Morning Publication Details at Broad Street
A note states publication occurs every Saturday morning at Broad Street under the Globe Hotel.
13 Jun 1835
Page 1
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1835
Page
1
A note states publication occurs every Saturday morning at Broad Street under the Globe Hotel.
The Augusta Chronicle advertises the Aveusia Canonicle for sale after October, citing its large subscription and printing stock. It includes a critique of northern ports and a plan for direct Hamburg trade, praising Mr Suvarz and urging local support for a southern commercial revival.
At a Washington meeting on the 2d, the State Rights party of Wilkes County elected Ronenr A. Toomas Daniel Coanpten Wa L Harris and Da vie P Hurucuse Esquires to represent them at the State Rights Convention Monday next. They passed a resolution instructing delegates to vote for any nominee not fully subscribed to party principles. The convention is expected to heed public sentiment in key counties, else risk division of the party.
The writer argues Mr. Gilmer lacks popular support and stands opposed to leading State Right Party principles. They contend his administration was unpopular, split his party, and would alienate voters across factions. A Gilmer nomination is deemed injudicious and likely to worsen political difficulties.
A Charleston Mercury and Courier reprint lauds Mr. Savitz’s latest plan as a pivotal project that could establish him as a major benefactor of the South. The piece argues the region has long depended on the North for commercial wealth, urging renewed Southern enterprise to reclaim and advance prosperity and independence.
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