01 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1892
Page
1
An old ad touts Knox Doerlys for headwear and Story shoes for comfort, stressing durability and seasonality. It promotes Manhattan Shirts with varied sleeve lengths and body sizes, and urges readers to visit W. D. Bailey’s Haberdashery for men’s wear including campaign hats for the Democratic Rally at $1.00.
A regional pamphlet bearing W T Christopher's name is denounced by William Tooke and other black Republicans as forged. Letters from Aaron Adams and others in Macon County condemn the circular urging support for a third party, urging voters to reject forgery and deception and vote their conscience. A separate note by Tawny Bitanny criticizes inactivity and urges independent judgment. A theater review notes a successful performance of The New Devil's Auction at the opera house, praising scenery and company.
A large political rally near the court house square in Americus drew both white and black supporters for the democratic state ticket. Merchants signed to close at 8 pm to attend, pledging to urge clerks and others to join the demonstration and support white supremacy. Local figures and merchants listed as supporters included many named businesses and individuals.
A fiery political gathering is planned for Sumter with speakers from both races. The Windsor Hotel square will host a rally at 4 o clock, featuring W A Wilson and others along with C C Smith and Henry J Martin. The Flambeau Club and a large parade are part of a turnout aimed at upholding democracy.
A long-transcribed notice recalls a prior race between the Central railroad and the East Tennessee Virginia Georgia line from Jacksonville to Atlanta, with the Central finishing first by about fifteen minutes. It anticipates a similar October excursion and hints at ongoing railroad stock sentiment and local political mobilization in Sumter County.
The circular argument signals a push by the Democratic Party, with the text noting Buck’s stance and the move to take charge. It highlights party organization and public support, citing the circular as evidence of momentum.
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