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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1835

Page

8

State Rights party split over White or Van Buren

The Edgefield Carolinian argues the State Rights party should avoid endorsing White or Van Buren and suggests Grover M. Troup as a principled nominee. It warns a Van Buren victory could push odious measures and urges unity around a candidate who upholds constitutional rights and state sovereignty.

Political faction argues for Van Buren and warns of Jacksonian drift

A partisan piece decries Van Buren as the presidency candidate, claims his win would expose federal abuses and end Jacksonian delusions, and urges South support for a states’ rights platform. It predicts a shift to constitutional strictness and calls for delaying action until the Baltimore Convention nominating stage.

van Buren Jackson van Bure South State Rights Party White Republic Mr. van Buren Judge White

Federal corruption themes in american press debate

The Columbia Times and Milledgeville Times discuss federal corruption, criticizing reform hopes via ballots, urging strong principled candidates, and condemning party compromise. They reference editorials from the Augusta Constitutionalist and debate over state rights nominees and the danger of Hessian-like obedience.

Elevation of Force Bill supporters and the State Rights choice

The article argues against favoring one Force Bill supporter over another and questions the value of choosing between two evils. It notes Van Buren’s advantage over Webster, but prefers to stay aloof from a scramble that offers no honor and advocates backing Groncz M. Troup as the State Rights candidate.

Augusta Chronicle State Rights Party Baltimore Aca van Buren Eorgia Meridian Georgia State Rights Party of Washington Webster White Grover M. Troup Judge White Milledgeville Times South Sidne M’lean Ohio Massachusetts Gen Harrison Pennsylvania George M. Troup State Rights Groncz M. Troup Chateau Margaux Hick Ford Virginia England America New Market Memnon Alderman Mortgage Leeway Beacon Course Whalebone Waxy Potgos Eclipse Wasp Gohanna High Flyer Rosebud Sylph Miss Belsea Regulus Bartlett Childers True Blues Tranby Richmond R.C. Williamson Lucetta, &c Osbaldestone Blacklock Orville Emilius Octavius Muley Priam Plenipotentiary Sarpedon Miss Grimstone Weazel Herod Ancaster Damascus Sampson Oroonoko Mirza Godolphin Arabian Hobgoblin Whitefoot Leedes Moonah Bardman A. T. B. Merritt

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