Over friction in Georgia politics prompts calls for fair primaries
The Savannah News weighs in on partisan divisions over Col Livingston and Third Party influence in Fulton County. It urges delaying the Democratic primary to ensure all candidates, including Livingston, receive a fair hearing and opportunity to respond. It also urges immediate organization of Democratic campaign clubs statewide to prepare for the August convention and October election.
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Democratic Executive Committee Fulton County Primary Questioned
The Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee set its primary for the 26th, a move viewed as an error since Fulton is not in our district. Three Democrats, Judge Hillyer Col Habeey and Col Livingston, compete for the Fifth Congressional District nomination with Livingston promising to serve in Congress until adjournment. The piece expresses no preference among candidates and notes Fulton primary timing may allow Livingston to lead the race regardless of Fulton’s outcome.
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Third Party Looms Over Georgia Politics at Election
The article argues against letting well enough alone amid tariff and corruption concerns. It details a new third party movement in Georgia, listing gubernatorial and state ticket nominees, electors, and urging Democrats to unite to oppose Republicans and potential force bill effects.
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Nomination News in New York for Democratic Ticket
Cleveland and Stevenson were named as the Democratic candidates for President and Vice President in New York City before a crowd over 10 000. The hall overflowed with enthusiasm as Cleveland defended tariff policy and the people’s rights while denouncing Republican tactics and the Force bill.
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Cleveland Dan Stevenson Victory Expected in November
Read notables claim that Gioviana victory is anticipated for Cleveland Dan Stevenson in the forthcoming November ballot. The remark hints at a managed outcome and political momentum surrounding Stevenson’s candidacy.
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White or Black Rule in Georgia Campaign
The piece argues the presidential race and House contests hinge on racial policy, warning that Republican gains would impose white versus black rule through force. It condemns third party splits aiding Harrison, and endorses William Y. Atkinson as Speaker of the Georgia House for his leadership and experience.
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Hatetr Ator Borsons Deems Belgian Jail Likely
Editorial notes Hatetr Ator Borsons plans to spend time in a Belgium jail after a unfought duel with J Coneman Drayton and a second Milbank faces a $200 fine for acting as second. It also mentions a failed Spartanburg lynching and gossip about the Prince and Princess of Wales, plus local Athens commentary on politics and editors.
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Georgia and national politics blend in Georgia district race
The Augusta News notes the House Senate fiscal clash over appropriations and praises J C G Black as a Democratic standard bearer in Georgia tenth district. Savannah and Macon dispatch discuss Georgia tomato exports to Europe amid Canary Island blight and Brunswick steam lines. The Macon paper cites Pennsylvanian protectionism costs at Carnegie mills and militia guard concerns as labor disputes flare.
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