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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1834
Page
2
A lyrical passage describes two bright eyes like sparkling stars and a blushing fire that charms the soul. It speaks of a lips winning grace that holds every sense in control, capturing admiration in a jeweled, romantic gaze.
A transported packet from New York reports European developments including a French ministry reorganization and Spanish plans to invade Portuguese territory with British and French approval. It notes rising tensions between Holland and Belgium, a possible new round of European hostilities, and a stronger stance against Russia. Further dispatches cover Portugal, Don Pedro, and troop movements toward Santarem.
The Bank of Augusta submits a minute statement of its standing and management as of April 7 1834 to Governor of Georgia. It lists capital stock notes on hand and in circulation deposits surplus and detailed accounts with Central Bank of Georgia and others. Also includes a formal affidavit by John Moore president and Robert F Poe cashier sworn before a notary.
A historic 1834 letter notes Burke County grand jury presentments arriving late for print. It discusses Scriven County opinions dated May 14 1834 and remarks on State Rights gaining strength locally and abroad.
A 1834 excerpt reveals Union supporters in Abbsvile urged rapid organization of district regiments. Thomas P. Spierin declares a five division map and asks captains to report strength and equipment, urging only Union men be counted. The Greenville Convention content hints at treasonous aims.
The article explains that Gen Newnan planned to move to the Western section before nominations and has since relocated or will soon. Western delegates back the nomination, seeing no need for a Western candidate shift, and praise his early support of the State Rights party.
A terse remark suggests confidence that fulfilling a promise will not aid the State Rights party. The wording emphasizes cautious reassurance over political advantage and hints at party strategy without specifics.
A Sentinel debate on the President’s removal of deposits and the Senate resolutions. The piece defends the President, condemns the Senate, and questions the Sentinel's neutrality. It argues for truth and country over party and criticizes partisanship in a heated exchange.
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