Col James M Smith vows to stay in Georgia governor race
Col James M Smith of Oglethorpe county declares in a June 3 statement from Smithonia that he will remain in the gubernatorial race to the finish. He says rumors of withdrawal are unfounded and that he is backed by the people, not by any clique, with election day looming. The piece notes Atlanta press predicts a Howell versus Hoke Smith contest. The Augusta jury is referenced regarding a long standing separation case.
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Smith Declares Race For Georgia Governor
Hon. Hoke Smith announces candidacy for governor of Georgia while acknowledging Pope Brown’s withdrawal. He pledges reform to curb railroad influence, expands railroad commissioner powers, backs white supremacy protections, and urges voters to elect legislators who will pass pro public interest legislation.
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Dong
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Letter Signing Support From Pope Brown
A brief, personal note from Pope Brown expresses confident support for an upcoming election. The writer emphasizes presenting the real issue clearly to empower the people and predicts a decisive victory and overwhelming turnout. Concludes with best wishes and sincere regard.
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High Praise Given Hon. Wm Howard
In Washington a National Magazine excerpt praises Representative Howard of Lexington Ga for his district leadership and fair analysis of national issues. It notes his upcoming education campaign, strong Democratic base, respect across party lines, and esteem from both parties as he seeks to explain major questions to constituents. The piece ends with local pride from the Oglethorpe Echo.
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The Athens Guards Annual Encampment Debates Sites
The Athens Guards plan their annual encampment this summer. Discussed sites include Tallulah Falls Gainesville and Tybee with decisions after all third regiment companies report. The state offers no encampment subsidy, so funds must come from popular subscriptions as citizens are urged to support the soldiers. The Banner notes its ten dollar contribution and welcomes further gifts to aid the outing.
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