30 Jun 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1832
Page
1
The article notes widespread but unconfirmed chatter about Asiatic Cholera in Montreal and nearby cities. It cites conflicting papers from New York and Albany and mentions travel between Canada and Northern cities fueling fears of spread.
A medical advisory warns the public to balance fear with precaution for Cholera. It urges physicians to unite in investigation and prevention while avoiding panic, and cautions against superstitious remedies. The piece discusses fear’s role, moral duty, and calls for virtue and resignation.
Amid fierce factionalism in Georgia, lawmakers clash over nullification and Carolina doctrine. Leaders like Col. J. A. Beare and Rowan Bowden defend nullification while opponents in the Crawford and Clark factions push back. The dispute splits the Troup party as Wood's Resolutions and substitutes are debated and defeated in Senate and House amid heated rhetoric.
The text discusses the nullification issue and party dynamics, noting how both major papers influence public opinion, the effect of resolutions, and how editors shape stance. It reflects on partisan strategies, consistency, and the risks of factionalism in shaping policy.
A correspondent defends the right course over fear and anger, urging steadfast duty and faith that justice will prevail. The writer condemns attacks on private character, calls for calm courage, and condemns censorship while supporting the college and public trust amid controversy.
The piece surveys sources of happiness, arguing lasting joy comes from virtuous conduct and altruism rather than wealth or fame. It contrasts greed and military glory with disinterested sacrifice, and suggests immortality and a brighter world as guiding ideals. It notes MIRAB L. LAMAR as a Congressional candidate and mentions political gossip about Grey, Wellington, and the royal court.
An account from Richmond Compiler recalls a dramatic scene at a tavern voyage to Alexandria where a man named Nothby was involved and died during a thunder storm condensing into a fatal immersion. The piece notes the incident drew immediate committee attention and linked to a broader cavalry heritage in Hungarian lineage.
A restrained market week with few sales of upland waste and lower middle goods. Vessels completed cargoes, prices hold near 60 to 66 per bale with some rise expected. European demand soft, exports thin. Freight movements little changed, with no clear vessels for France or Britain. Exchange quotes show modest premiums on English funds and parities in several ports.
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