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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1834

Page

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Fragmentary Opinion On Administration Drawn From West

The reader recalls a shift in sentiment toward the Administration, noting widespread criticism as they travel the West. The speaker questions who supports the measure and laments the change witnessed under the Globe.

Bank Run Rumors Spur Dismay Across Augusta and Athens

Readers see reports of Bank of Augusta solvency questioned amid Charleston branch chatter and a Georgia press dispute. Descriptions include rumors of a money drain, new fears in Athens, and reactions to political figures in Baltimore and Virginia.

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The Manifesto and Jackson Protest Letter

An 1818 Evening Star excerpt argues the Jackson protest is a political device tied to the recent New York election. It claims the message was prepared after a key election and notes Van Buren's plan to use public sentiment to split Jackson supporters and pressure Senate approval or a people’s appeal.

Washington New York Evening Star Jackson Senate Union Clay B. F. Butler van Buren Gen. Jackson IHS Hoase Americas Eclipse Aps Long Yeland Celeste Camilla de Witt Clinton Albert Richard Ariel True Blue Angeline O'Kelly Eagle Course N. J Turk Mr. Jackson Grand Turk Richard Singleton 8. C Hephestian Pandora Bell Air Virginia Soldier Oscar Merry Tom Crawford Silver Eye Alexander Billing Jugusta

Frost and election notes amid cotton market drift and violence

Frost threatens cotton in North Carolina, while Rhode Island votes clock in for Knight over Francis amid a tightening election. Georgia and Savannah markets show mixed cotton demand with prices steady to dull, rice and sugar trade steady, and freight rates quoted. A hunting accident in Wilkes County claims a life, and a Burke meeting criticizes a Georgia senator while endorsing Mangum and Graham.

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