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Augusta Chronicle in Augusta, Georgia

12 Mar 1836

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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1836

Page

2

Virginia Senator John Tyler Refuses Expunging Journal

John Tyler declares he cannot comply with General Assembly instructions to expunge Senate journal entries and resigns his seat. He argues that expunging records violates the Constitution and would undermine liberty, urging fidelity to the people of Virginia and the Constitution.

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Virginia Legislature Elects Mr Rives Senator to Congress

The Virginia Legislature chose Mr Rives as Senator with 75 votes in the House and 19 in the Senate. The paper notes Mr Tyler's letter and Mr Truxn’s reply to the House of Delegates and promises readers the able letter is worth attention.

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Carrier Shortage Affects West McIntosh Subscribers

Notices inform readers west of McIntosh street that the usual carrier is ill and a replacement covers that area. Subscribers missing papers are asked to request delivery until the regular carrier recovers or the substitute learns addresses.

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Jefferson Volunteers Honored Amid Florida War Efforts

The Jefferson Volunteers and local county support are highlighted for their patriotism and public spirit as reports from Fort Drane and Fort King detail Washington's Birthday events, the Blues’ celebrations, and marching orders. The letter describes Gen Gaines's siege, Blues readiness, and the harsh march to Fort King with 300 troops, noting tough terrain, limited provisions, and a strong sense of duty among volunteers and regulars.

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