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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1833
Page
7
A lengthy denunciation arguing against concessions to Georgia and a treaty with the Cherokees. It defends abolition of oppression, cites President responsibilities, notes influence of Congress members, and reflects on constitutional representation and taxation inequality, with Worcester urging steadfast principle.
The piece argues that four fifths of the populace fund most legislation while enjoying little governance power, labeling reform as oppressive and unjust. It warns readers to scrutinize tax practices and expose press manipulation without bias. It ends with a call to oppose ratifiers.
In Augusta the author argues temperance societies are useless for reform, noting their strict prohibitions and financial ties to church authority. He questions members motives, cites church influence, and warns of political entanglements while urging vigilance and practical improvement.
A garbled early American newspaper fragment includes a petition promising loyalty and service in exchange for favorable wages, plus political commentary linking to union and state rights. The text shifts to editorials about public figures in New York, and closes with a Treasury letter on wine duties and customs regulations referencing March 4 1804 and tariff adjustments.
A letter to Col. Carrington argues government must preserve newspeers and newspapers as essential to the people. It notes the U S debt relief deadline in March and urges debtors to act promptly to avoid losing relief, warning about delays from ongoing concerns.
The Grand Jury of Richoond County for the June term cites losses from removals and insolvency in state and county tax collection. It urges lawmakers to pass a law ensuring taxes are collected in the year returns are filed and thanks Judge Hart and the Attorney General for courtesy. list of jurors follows.
On the first Tuesday in August at the lower Market House in Augusta the rights of William Shannon to an unexpired lease of a Broad and Jackson streets corner property known as the Globe Hotel will be sold along with related fixtures. Also to be sold are a wooden building at Bilis and Elbert streets and a brick dwelling on Reynolds and Jackson Streets to satisfy multiple executions. GLASCOCK, SJC. June 29.
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