Political endorsements and state leanings in 1884 race
A survey notes Blaine's limited backing among Northern Republican papers while Cleveland garners broad Democratic support, including major New York dailies. It cites a German news humor piece and contrasts state results, showing Garfield’s 1880 victory margins in a context where a Democratic shift could occur with minimal changes.
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Blaine
North
Cleveland
New York
The
Herald
Post
Times
States
Representative race in Terrell county illustrated by narrow margin
Dawson July 17. In the Democratic primary O B Stevens won the Legislature seat over Capt T H Pickett by 29 votes in the county’s closest race. The report includes a brief obituary of Gen Black and an Albany murder robbery notice in Irwin county detailing Fletcher’s residence burglary and a subsequent lash punishment rumor.
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Dawson
O. B. Stevens
Capt
T. H. Pickett
Bacon's Speech Nomination Speech for Vice President
Georgia's delegation presents General John C. Black as the vice presidential nominee at the Democratic convention amid Southern praise for Northern allies. Georgia's Mr. Bacon honors Joseph E. McDonald while declining to press his own candidacy, noting unity and future focus.
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Cincinnati
Georgie
Atlanta
Bacon
Black
Georgia
South
Republican Party
Assembly of the
North
John C. Black
Illinois
Republic
Joseph E. McDonald
Georgia News Briefs From Across Counties
The Bainbridge artesian well reaches 510 feet in depth while F M Arnan of Sandersville harvests peppers and reports fine Trophy tomatoes. L P Clay concludes a Montezuma artesian well and signs a contract to bore here at $3 per foot. Elder R T Speight marks his fortieth anniversary sermon at Piney Woods Church Harralson County, noting long service since 1844. A Macon Telegraph item recalls a rescued baby from a moving train at Indian Spring, now thriving and adopted, with a Northern bidder once offering $2000 for it. General Black’s exchange at a meeting draws cheers and the chairman’s defiant reply.
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Bainbridge
F.M. Arnan
Sandersville
L P. Clay
Montezuma
Cochran
Clay
R. T. Speight
Piney Woods Primitive Baptist Church
Harralson County
Speight
Elder Speight
New Hope Association
Macon
Indian Spring
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Bernt Tagious
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Dfield Regulator Co
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Daweor, Ga
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Toot
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Hequa Nimi
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Wesleyan Female Institute
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Preddrat
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Jet
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Ei Tayler
Aeons 1
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