Southwest Georgia aims for Governor in Democratic convention
South Georgia leaders urge recognition in state affairs citing forty years without a statewide officer. They nominate Hon. Cuanes FB Crisy as a leading candidate, arguing his bench and legislative record fit the governorship and reflect regional demands for representation. The piece notes regional tension over the railroad commission and political influence.
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Governors and speakership rumors ripple through Georgia politics
The Atlanta Journal notes Judge Charles F. Crisp strengthens his character and may be a gubernatorial candidate. Brunswick Times speculates the state would gain if Crisp were elected. The Times also says Clark Howell of the Constitution will run for the General Assembly and possibly for speaker, given his popularity.
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Blaine’s View on Reed’s Quorum Decision Described
The piece argues Blaine should oppose Reed’s unprecedented quorum ruling. It recalls 1875 when Butler’s supporters blocked a quorum and Blaine, then Speaker, refused to back any amendment that counted a majority presence as a quorum. It notes Blaine’s warning against empowering speakers to declare quorum by roll call.
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Rights of the Majority Debate Over Reed Ruling
The piece criticizes Speaker Reed for basing decisions on majority rule. It argues the minority lacks rights the majority must respect and warns that a one vote margin could allow unchecked action. It notes no consent was given to count minority votes for quorum without agreement.
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From Georgia politics to a secretary of state death
The Atlanta Journal suggests Judge Crisp might be a candidate for Georgia Governor. Secretary of State N C Barnett died at his Atlanta home aged eighty eight, having served from 1843 with brief gaps through Reconstruction and into the modern era. A dramatic medical appeal touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for a gravely ill woman, claiming it offered salvation from misery.
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Southwest Georgia's Prosperity and Political Prospects Highlighted
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Southwest Georgia for a surge in agricultural output and economic growth. It praises farmers like Rumph, Blackshear, Varnado, Mitchell, and Brooke, notes rising rail development, new investments, and the region’s role in state progress while urging continued support for its represented leaders.
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New Discovery touted for coughs and lung troubles
The ad praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a trusted remedy once tried, claiming it becomes a household staple for coughs colds throat and chest issues. It guarantees satisfaction with refunds and offers trial bottles free at Dr E J Eldridge's Drug Store.
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