Georgia and national politics stir Georgia press notes
The Blair bill failed in the Senate by 31 to 37 with Senator Colquitt voting for it. Dun and Co. see dim trade prospects. Georgia Press Association excursion eyed as bridal trip. Georgia Baptists meet in Washington April 24. Compton of Maryland unseated Democratic congress. Harrison policy loses recruits. Atlanta Journal wants more railroads but resists growth. Cordelean predicts Dooly County gains two legislative seats. Grenada execution scene for white man in murder of a black man. Smithville to gain furniture factory and three brick stores. South Georgia booming. Gen Mahone eyed for Paris consul general at 14000. White and black justice in the South cited. Prohibitionists organize a 1500 club for summer fight. Judge Gibson possibly to Rome Tribune. Graves may join New York Star. Cleveland reportedly passes English firm salary offer. plans four-year run starting 1803. Federal election bill defended. fear of sectional injury to the Republican Party.
Northens platform and political stance in Georgia
Prominent Georgia figure W J Northen figures in Governor considerations. The piece reproduces Northens reply to Southern Alliance Farmer questions, defending his views on government control of railroads and currency. It covers endorsements from Southern Cultivator writers, policy positions favoring state supremacy yet cautious on government ownership, and notes on Georgia political figures and ongoing party activity.
Tariff Fights and Peach Prospects Across Georgia
A political discussion argues tariffs cannot be fair to all industries and true protection should apply to revenue only. The Macon Telegraph reports the Peach crop impact from the freeze is less severe than feared, with Georgia peaches remaining valuable for Northern markets. Col Livingston’s clash with the Atlanta Journal is noted, alongside Southern Alliance Farmer concerns about cotton seed oil taxation and potential shifts to alternative oils. The piece highlights political and agricultural tensions in Georgia and the South.
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Helena postmaster hopeful flagged by Carter over paper’s tone
Adiapateh from Washington states Jones B. Walker nephew of J G Blaine and editor of the Helena Herald is a candidate for Helena postmaster but Carter says his newspaper has spoken flippantly of Russell Harrison which he calls almost high treason under this administration Aba.
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Petitioners seek incorporation in Sumter County Georgia for twenty years with renewal option. Offshore capital stock of ten thousand dollars, 100-dollar shares, to grow to eighty thousand. Business to be a jewelry and musical instrument house in Americus dealing in watches clocks diamonds silverware and related merchandise.
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