Primary reminders and political commentary from August issue
The issue urges Democrats to vote in the upcoming primary for Representatives. It notes Gov McDaniel's expected tax levy, highlights Ben Butler's stance on Blaine, and praises Governor Cleveland's brief acceptance letter. It reports Col S W Goode's immigrant outreach and rebukes judge Brummond's estate fees as excessive.
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Ben Butler
Blaine
Cleveland
CLEVELAND'S LETTER AND DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
Albany August 18 1834 Geno Yemen reports acceptance of the Democratic nomination for President by the Chicago convention and endorsement of its platform. The letter stresses government by the people, anti corruption, labor rights, immigration concerns, and limited executive power including a view against presidential re election. Also notes Hendricks accepting the vice presidential nomination at Chicago and endorsing the convention's principles.
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Albany
Yemen
United States
Chicago
Ple
Creverann
Col
Wm. F. Vilas
D. P. Bestor
Georgia Jews and Atlanta Politics in Odd Notes
Town Council of Waycross levies a half percent tax on taxable property for the artesian well. Savannah builds a new furniture factory with a capacity of 2,000 Leilsteads monthly. Sam Small of Atlanta preserves 80 scrapbooks tracking public figures over forty years. A Woodville resident eats large tadpoles and plans to try a baked turkey buzzard. A wild man from Ocheesee swamp, captured near Tallahassee, swam naked and hairy, possibly an escapee from another state asylum.
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Waycrors
Sam Small
Atlanta
Georgia
Colquitt
United State Senate
Woodville
Athens
Gourmand
Amos Hays
Ocheecee
Chattahoochee
Tallahassee
Florida Asylum
Ocheecee Lake
Announcements for mayor sheriff and representative candidates
A compilation of political notices announces A C Bell as a mayoral candidate for Americas in December. W H Cobb is named for Sumter County sheriff with N E White as deputy if elected. W M Hawkes is named for the Legislature subject to Democratic nomination, along with W A Wilson and J H Daniel for the same body. Cart J L Adderton and W H Morgan are presented as capable candidates for the Sumter district and general representation in the state legislature, with supportive notes from local DEMOCRATS and Maxy Democnara dates August 17, 1884.
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A.C. Bell
W. H. Cobb
Sumter County
N. E. White
15Th
W. M. Hawkes
W. A. Wilson
J. H. Daniel
Cart
J. L. Adderton
Maxy Democnara
Eprrom
W. H. Morgan
C. R. McCrory
Baldwin and McCrory Seek Democratic Nominations in Schley County
In Schley County Major E. B Baldwin is named as a candidate for Representative subject to the Democratic nomination. C R McCrory is listed as a candidate for the Democratic nomination.
Murray Seeks Senate Nomination by Democrats
Hos. W. D. Murray announces candidacy for the United States Senate subject to the Democratic nomination. He aims to represent party principles and build support across the state ahead of the primary.
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Canada
Milwaukee
Thomas Brummond
Abraham Lincola
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Hendricks
Mpiasaponis, Inc
Tuos A. Hexprnxs
M. F. Vilas
Nicholas B. Bell
Committee of the Peers Democratic Convenion
Mitch Ham
Hartwell Sun
vonTy
New Twenty
Pro Boxo
Pentico
Schley County
Major E. 8. Baldwin
Roya
Wall Street
New York
Freratt Brebbing
Belchertown
Mase
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St. Albans
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Piance
Mt Ecceima
Cuticera
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Mirkin
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Americas
Mammoth Dry Goods and Clothing Palace
J. Waxelbaum & CO
M. J. Raines
AT Her
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Raines
Priléty
Cotton Avenue
Lallow
M. F. Richter
Macon
Hugo Richter
Andersonville
Hos. W. D. Murray
Senate
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