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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1834
Page
4
A lyrical verse extols Hell in South Carolina praising its beauty liberty and patriotism. The speaker vows to visit pray for the land and honor its people daughters and sons in war and peace.
A detailed recap of a President's Manifesto read in the Senate, with resolutions arguing the President oversteps constitutional power and endangers Senate rights. Reports describe heated debate, adjournment, and widespread public alarm over executive overreach and potential impeachment threats amid party clashes.
A fresh outrage from the President halts minor matters to record another violent step toward total power. A private secretary’s message to the Senate on the 17th brands itself a Protest against the Senate’s removal of the Deposites, accusing the Legislature of improper interference with the President’s acts.
The New York Star reports fierce backlash to the manifesto and President Jackson’s stance on Senate votes. It notes exiled town meetings in Baltimore and rising calls for the public to speak out, while some Van Buren allies deny involvement in the deposites removal. It warns of threats to press independence and cautions against civil confrontation.
The Columbus races on the Western Course began Tuesday with a first day for the Silver Cup won by May Jane and Sir Andrew. The second day featured 2 mile heats for a purse of 25, with Rattlesnake and Ary Hamilton contending. The third day hosted three mile heats including Jans and Sir Edwin. The fourth day offered four mile heats for Governor Harton and Francis Marion. Also noted are bank reports from Mechanics Bank Augusta and details on large quilt projects and Audubon’s Europe voyage.
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