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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1832

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Letter on Nullification Influence and State Rights Debate

This extract from 1832 correspondence discusses strong Nullification sentiment near Montgomery Alabama and in Augusta Georgia. It cites the Hamburg celebration for Governor Jon and notes support for State Rights and opposition to federal tariffs. The Charleston Courier criticizes misrepresentation and calls for accuracy in reporting.

Montgomery Alabama Augusta Washington City Augusta Chronicle Ival Hamburg Jon Miles

Nullification and secession in tariff resistance debate

The author argues against secession as a remedy to tariff oppression, labeling it extreme. He asserts that nullification, not secession, is the proper response and warns against mislabeling opponents. He questions the legality of federal coercion of states and defends state sovereignty within the Constitution.

Rightful remedy of secession and nullification debated

The piece argues that secession is a peaceful remedy and questions why states like Georgia or Virginia would tolerate federal coercion. It critiques the idea that secession is unjust or unconstitutional, asserting that state sovereignty entails the right to nullify and to secede to preserve rights, property, and liberties against a powerful central government.

Virginia Georgia State of Union

Nullification as Remedy for Union Threats

The author denounces continued appeals for petition and protest while burthens rise. He argues only nullification offers hope to preserve the Union or risk poverty, slavery, or civil war, warning delay is more dangerous than decisive action. The article promises continuation in the next issue.

Clay Adams Mr. McLane Harper

International Events Tie Upments and Cholera News From May

Reports from London Paris and Dublin detail ratifications and truces with Austria France and Russia. Ambitious intrigues in Marseilles Lyons and Marseilles are countered with arrests and vigilance by authorities as insurrection fears rise. Cholera ravages Dublin Cork and Edinburgh while London sees diminishing cases.

Edward Quesnel Tlavie Paul Russia London France Ancona Austria Dublin Cork Edinburgh Paris Marseilles Varis Italy Otter Lyons Tevellers Neyers Col Lurhaux Bondolle Canal of France Atv Jad M. Levoet de Podio Reve de Pogee Waleo An

Gen Gale News Summary From May Dates And International Reports

Late hour report notes the Jubilee arriving from Liverpool with papers dated June 6. Government plans substantial relief for the colonies once the April 2 order in council is acknowledged. Rumors claim Prince Otto poised to be King of Greece. Manchester weavers protest and two imprisoned. Madeira blockade confirmed and St Michael's preparing for assault. Porto Santo seized by Don Pedro’s forces. Cholera wanes in London. Putnam County adjourns after resolutions on convention and Supreme Court election are discussed.

England Jubilee Raverpool Viescunt Goderich Otho Greece Manchester Madeira Lloyd's St. Michael's Porto Santo Don Peteo Loxvox Georgia Wilson Lumpkin Congress Congress of the United States House of Reinventatives of Iave House of Representatives U. States Milledgeville United States of America

Public Resolution Attacking Wilde Over Bank Probe and Stamp Duty

Savannah Georgian reports a meeting adopting a resolution disapproving Hon. Richard H. Wilde for limiting the investigation time into the United States Bank and for his inquiry into a stamp duty on State institutions noting opposition to rechartering the Bank and condemning actions seen as attacking State sovereignty.

Richard H. Wilde Select Committee United States’ Bank Congress Supreme Court Georgia United States Bank Chartier Richard HW. Welle Wilde Savannah

Upland Cotton Market Slumps After Liverpool News

The Liverpool accounts sparked a decline in the Upland cotton market. Sales totaled about 570 bales, mostly low quality, with few lots selling above 10 L2ets and prices slipping on middling and lower grades. Receipts since October reach 1,768 bales Upland, while stock on hand stands around 754 bales Upland. Cuba molasses and liquors noted with limited trading. Freight engagements to Liverpool and New York show subdued demand and low rates.

Cuanneston Liverpool Suiell Uva Andy Fern Alexadria Baltraere COPE Cuba Norden New York Boston Providence Pruner D. She S. York Philadelphia Ilix Courier

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