Farewell Welcome Home Verse
A speaker bids a fond farewell from a Southern shore, expressing regret at a brief stay ending and uncertainty about returning. The verse ends with a hopeful sign off welcome home.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1836
Page
4
Senate action on incendiary publications and Smithson legacy debate
The Senate debated substitutes to curb incendiary publications and considered a joint resolution on receiving the Smithson Legacy for a District university. Key figures included Linn Southard Hendricks Pursgl, Warre Preston and Calhoun with votes split on expunging a previous US Senate resolution. The session concluded with an executive adjournment and a State Department communication.
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Messrs
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United States
Public Revenue
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Great Britain
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Debates on Virginia Legacy and Federal Consolidation Risks
The record cites congressional motions on clerk salary increases, Navy reports on Dry Tortugas, and memorials against journal expungement in Virginia. It also recounts discussions on foreign pauperism, Massachusetts poverty, Cumberland Road funding, and harbor improvements. The Daw essay warns against centralization undermining states and liberty.
Virginia and the dangers of centralized power in the republic
The speaker laments the loss of Virginia’s political independence and the risk of imperial style control. He warns that without virtue and vigilance the people must curb power, lest the state disintegrate or consolidate, and urges harmony between state and federal governments through public virtue.
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