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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1892

Page

3

Clarke County Democrats Urge Unpledged Delegates and Tariff Reform

Clarke County Democrats endorse unpledged delegates to the state convention. They condemn Hill and Cleveland polemics, back tariff reduction to a revenue basis, and rigid economy. They urge removal of state bank tax, ream McKinley Tariff opposition, and reelection of Sol Gen. R. B. Russell. They pledge to support the Chicago Convention and Democratic victory next fall.

Clarke County Hill Cleveland Stat Atlanta Democratic Party Congress Sol R B. Russell Democrats Clarke Chicago

Wrongful dismissal in Senate echoes injustice in Young case

The New Orleans Delta condemns senators for removing an executive clerk without trial or evidence. It recounts a dismissed officer, amid claims of bias and political maneuvering to appease a foreign relations committee, arguing the action was unjust and unheard.

Senate United States New Orleans Washington Young Committee On Foreign Relations Yeung

General Gordons Letter Calls for Democratic Unity

A patriotic General Gordon letter praised in Tar Banner urges Georgia Democrats to unite and pursue Democracy. The Clarke county Young Men's Democratic Club calls for volunteer speakers to spread Democratic principles district wide and present fair, issue focused discussion from a Democratic viewpoint.

General Gordon Tar Georgia

Clarke County Young Men's Club Emphasizes Duty to Speak

The Clarke county Democratic group urges members to address local voters despite fear of results in Georgia or other states. They praise Democratic orators and anticipate quick support for President Burnett's call for volunteer speakers. The club rallies men to step into public service and address their people.

Eorgia Clarke County Burnett Young Men’s Democratic’ Club Clarke

Clarke County Orators Call for Volunteer Speakers

President Burnett urges Clarke county volunteers to respond at once and fill the speaker list with those who can proclaim true Democratic principles. The aim is to mount effective work immediately and map out the campaign with ready speakers from the county.

Burnett Clarke County

Veteran's reunion of Third Georgia and Troop A tonight

The Third Georgia and Troop Ar Tillery will hold a joint reunion in the city on July 19 and 20. Great preparations are under way and every veteran in this section is invited. Athens will extend generous hospitality and welcome the gallant men who wore the gray.

Georgia and Troop Artillery

TELLING STROKES DEMOCRACY RALLY RISE IN GEORGIA

The piece argues the Democratic party in Georgia is strengthening as voters return from Third party support. It claims unity, warns of the dangers of division, and calls for all former members to rejoin the Democratic fold before the upcoming election.

On With The Work In Georgia Democratic Crusade

The piece argues third party strength in Georgia is underestimated and urges a vigorous campaign to crush the movement. It stresses conciliation and argument to win back hesitant Democrats, noting it is easier to win them before they quit the party.

Democratic Party

Hill Never Knifed Cleveland in 1888

The New York World argues Hill did not betray Cleveland in 1888. It credits Warner Miller's high license bid and Cleveland's unpopularity with some Democrats as key factors. Hill campaigned for Cleveland, while Cleveland allies in mugwump press attacked Hill. Cleveland refused to endorse Hill.

Hill Cleveland New York World Firet Sander Warner Miller Mr. Cleveland Miller Bill Harrison H.11

Third party plans and tariff debate roil Georgia politics

Editorial comments from the Atlanta Constitution attack Polk and the Third party push, claim Republican funding seeks to split the South, and argue for free silver and tariff repeal. They contrast Democratic principles with Third party positions while urging disclosure and open debate and noting pension issues and Confederate traditions amid regional tensions.

Party rhetoric and finance fears in Georgia and beyond

A verbose political column argues for party loyalty to Democrats in Clarke and Georgia, warning against a Third Party bid and rail, telegraph, and telephone nationalization. It notes Clarke county unity, condemns aristocratic plutocrat influence, and cites reviews of Times and Atlanta Constitution editorials on property ownership, tenancy, and rising farm mortgage burdens.

Clarke County the Times Atlanta Constitution New York F.llow-Reverera Kansas Ohio

Alliancemen urged to back Democracy in NC era

A Columbus Enquirer-Sun piece quotes Hon Henry L Skinner urging Alliancemen to unite with the Democratic party to preserve home rule and white supremacy. He calls for relief through Congress and warns against disruption of the Democratic coalition across the South. North Carolina is cited as pivotal to Georgia and Alabama as well.

Columbus Enquirer-Sun Henry L Skinner North Carolina Skinner Congress Trs South Georgia Alabama Southerna

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