Insurrections in Lyons and Paris Stir Europe News
Reports from Havre and Paris detail Lyons first, then Paris uprisings. Troops quell barricades as insurgents clash with the authorities amid renewed revolutionary tension in France.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1834
Page
8
Reports from Havre and Paris detail Lyons first, then Paris uprisings. Troops quell barricades as insurgents clash with the authorities amid renewed revolutionary tension in France.
A formal closing letter from Robert B. Houghton attorney at Athens Georgia to William J. Duane esquire. The message conveys courteous regards and professional courtesy in a legal matter. It references the officers of the law and the professional association between counsel.
The author states the Court’s decision is not yet known but will settle the issue on grounds consistent with state liberty and sovereignty. He asserts no other tribunal would claim citizens’ paramount allegiance lies outside their own Free State community, despite any adverse ruling.
Senate records reveal from the Treasury Department the amounts in local banks that failed in the District totaling 904,000 and details on transfer drafts since 1533. The Cherokee Phoenix discusses treaties and funds reserved for Cherokee education with emigration plans and disputes over disbursement. News items note Alabama and Mississippi party activity and a controversial Augusta Chronicle letter about secret political divisions and potential military organization.
A Georgia State Rights assembly at Milledgeville on May 16 1834 heard Henry Latimer chair an eloquent address as delegates approved resolutions endorsing state sovereignty against federal powers. Excerpts praise John C Calhouns intellect and leadership while denouncing Andrew Jacksons Proclamation and the 1833 Force Bill as threats to the union. The meeting resolved to publish proceedings in the Georgie Western Herald and to continue coordination with the State Rights Association.
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