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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1835
Page
6
In vivid wartime verse and commentary the National Gazette argues against war with France, defending Lafayette’s legacy and urging unity. It also critiques American political maneuvering, praising Congressional restraint and warning against precipitate action that could cost national honor.
National Intelligencer reports the House sat until midnight on March 2 with lengthy debate on foreign relations. Key figures named include Binney Schley Gorham Mason Virg Woolrich Beardsley Briggs Wise Cambreleng Adams Chilton Hardin Archer Hawes Jones. Resolutions on indemnity from France and resuming talks were considered. Archer proposed amending by replacing the resolutions with a call for France to fulfill the 1831 treaty indemnity.
Public curiosity rises for a show at the Masonic Hall on Monday featuring Mr. Bates Mrs Bates and daughter Ma Cuantorre Barnes a performer praised in Charleston recent engagements Augusta audience knows the Bates renowned for their stage talent the article promises full details in the advertisement
Wednesday's introductory lecture drew a large audience of both ladies and gentlemen and students. The reviewer praises the lecturer’s lucid history of English and American law, noting notable figures and events, and expresses hope for publication to elevate the profession and benefit the Southern community.
The Southern Agriculturist introduces its March No with a call to Southern readers to support the publication. A. E. Milner editor and publisher appeals to foster the work for the Souths interest and prosperity, lamenting neglect of native literature in favor of foreign works.
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