Letter from Tullman defends greenbacks and opposes sub treasur y bill
The letter from Hon George D. Tillman to a county gentleman argues for expanding greenbacks to $39 per capita, opposes a sub treasury plan as unconstitutional and a Republican trap, and critiques warehouse management. He contends currency instability harms prices and taxes, urging income taxes on the rich and warning against treasury schemes.
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Treasury
Dean
Barnwell
United States
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Tillman
Third District primary yields Johnstone over Norris
The Third District primary results show Charge Johnstone winning the nomination by 24 votes over D. K. Norris. The Greenville News notes the vote signifies a clash of opposing principles between the two men and emphasizes broader political implications for the district.
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Charge Johnstone
D. K. Norris
Greenville News
George Johnstone
South Carolina Democrats Scrutinize Party Paths
A fragmented note from the South Carolina Democratic scene discusses leadership, strategy shifts, and upcoming party meetings as factions weigh future directions. Local figures assess alignment with national goals and potential candidate support.
Potato Rot in Ireland and Farm Progress Compared
Telegraphic reports warn of the potato rot in Ireland threatening the crop across Europe and the northern states, recalling 1845 famine impacts and Irish emigration. The piece also urges farmers to pursue progress through experiments, stations, and incentives, highlighting exceptional yields in Georgia and South Carolina as examples.
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Cork
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Skibbereen
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Ponsonby Estate
England
Ireland
Europe
W. J. Northen
Cal
Peek
Georgia
South Carolina
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