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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1834
Page
2
A late fragment of lyric verse laments a young woman’s fading beauty and a lost first love. The speaker recalls sunshine and gift of friendship, compares bloom and perfume, then mourns the withered heart and end of affectionate hope.
London opens a new session as King addresses Commons and Lords. The speech highlights abolition of slavery progress in Jamaica, reforms for Ireland, ecclesiastical revenues, and a plea for peace with France. It notes unrest over Irish union and calls for loyal support to maintain the union and public order.
From Pendieton Messenger and Montgomery Journal reports the Union Convention will meet in Greenville with about forty seven delegates from the district and many more from other areas. The piece notes expected crowding for quarters and hints at political talk amid the agitators in the Telescope article.
A Maryland delegate Mr Heath described himself as a Jackson man and supporter of the administration but denied being a collar man. The Speaker called him to order while Ohio’s Mr Whitlesey quipped that the Speaker would not allow stray horses without collars.
A March dispatch reports President Jackson refusing further meetings with congressional committees from Boston and Philadelphia. It notes a Baltimore committee misrepresentation and refers to Van Buren aides circulating statements from four individuals. The writer warns of Kitchen Cabinet influence and looming political maneuvering in Washington.
A long description of Mr. Martin Frederick opening a new confectionary in a brick building by the Theatre, with lavish entertainment and praise for his industry and honesty. The text then pivots to a sermon-like essay on principal and agent, urging obedience to conscience and to higher instruction, illustrated by allegory of a Creator directing multiple agents toward a common object.
AUV August Chronicle recounts a tale of a clash between Norwegian and English sailors off the coast of France. English victories emerge after a series of vessel to vessel engagements, plunder, and a bloody war. The piece warns that drunken brawls can lead to vast carnage and national conflict.
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