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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1835
Page
2
The Milledgeville Southern Recorder reports a corrected Newton County return showing Mr. Scully's precise gubernatorial majority as 2,497, revised from 2,527 after votes were counted by the Legislature.
The Oglethorpe, a new steam boat built last summer in Savannah for Messrs. Harper, docked yesterday at Augusta's wharves. Intended for Augusta Savannah trade, it signals rising commerce in Augusta, and the owners deserve encouragement to reap fair rewards.
A respected author presents a new work on Tae Paincreces or Frex Trane illustrated by short essays from the Banner of the Constitution era. The volume, by Conny Rasvurr, is praised as essential and informative for citizens. Available at Richards Book Store. The piece also discusses Mr. Van Buren's late letter on slavery and abolition.
The article condemns public Texas demonstrations as imprudent and dangerous to Southern interests. It argues for sole reliance on local duties, warns that such meetings invite foreign interference, and urges private, individual support if any action occurs, stressing protection of cherished institutions.
The piece discusses temperate views toward Southern press, agricultural libraries, and a long critique of the White Electoral Ticket push. It questions State Rights delegates, argues against White Nullifier strategies, cites impact on Georgia and Alabama opinions, and condemns unauthorized caucus moves while urging principled opposition to the nomination.
Milledgeville correspondent urges caution on banking capital increases. editors critique calls for more banks, favoring strengthening existing institutions and opposing new charters. debate covers Augusta and Mechanics Banks, Savannah and Columbus needs, and risks of monopolies in state finance.
The Senate reconsidered the Journal regarding amendments to the Union Railroad resolution for surveying a Georgia route to the Tennessee line at state expense. Reports included tax exemption for Georgia citizens, incorporation of Chattahoochee Railroad and Gwinnett Manual Labor School, and Bank of Augusta expansion. A resolution to elect an Adjutant General was tabled and another on mail matters referred to Senators and Representatives.
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