Banner of the Northeast Georgia pledges vigorous political engagement
The Athens Weekly Banner urges readers in Northeast Georgia to subscribe at half a dollar and highlights its plan to cover Democratic, Republican, and Third party conventions. It defends Democratic policy, warns against Third party division, and calls for unity among Georgia Democrats to secure financial relief, tariff reform, and honest money through organized Democratic clubs.
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Banner
United States
Georgia
Daion
South
Congress
Brotherhood of Democracy
Democratic Field Day in Northeast Georgia Rallying Five Counties
A Democratic field day in Northeast Georgia saw grand rallies across five counties with speakers forcefully promoting Democracy. The article predicts the Tuesday effort will dilute third party influence as the campaign continues to spread through communities.
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Georgia
Press War Over Farmers Aid and Party Lines
The People's Party presses claim Democratic papers oppose farmers while the Democratic press insists it supports the farmer and warns against back pay to Union soldiers. The vote on Southern relief and party platform is framed as a test of loyalty among Georgia farmers against factional lines.
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State of
Georgia
People’s Party
Farmers of
Democratic Press
South
Democratic
Democratic clubs in Georgia urged to expand organization
The article urges continuous work forming Democratic clubs across every militia district in Georgia. It emphasizes that organized groups spread Democratic doctrine, educate voters, and build a strong party nucleus even from a few members, to decisively defeat the Greenback or third party by appealing to farmers and other voters with humane, relief oriented motives.
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Gorgia
Georgia
Jackson
Do We Need Speakers in Georgia Politics
A call for good patriotic Georgians to campaign in every district where the Third party exists. The speaker urges calm, rational argument to convince Third party followers to rejoin the Democracy and uphold Jeffersonian principles. Emphasis on measured discourse over fiery rhetoric. Speakers of this nature are urged to join the effort.
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Georgia
Jefferson
Rallying for Democracy in Jackson County and Direct Trade
An editorial exchange praises Democrats in Jackson County and the Jackson Herald for defending right while hinting at rallies and political maneuvering. Augusta Democrats are urged to organize and engage. Cols Stovall and Avery are highlighted for promoting Direct Trade amid Third Party opposition. An article by Col Avery analyzes Southern trade challenges and the case for Direct Trade.
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Thomas P. Stovall
I. W. Avery
Col. Avery
Farmers seek immediate relief from Third Party risk
A Georgia audience debates farm relief and party strategy as editors and merchants warn that true control of the Senate will take six to twelve years. The Augusta Chronicle urges local lenders to aid farmers amid tight credit, stressing unity and practical support over partisan rhetoric.
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Senate
Is He Dead or Alive and The Refunding of the Cotton Tax
The Savannah Morning News ponders whether Coleman thought dead by hanging remains alive for legal purposes and questions if the law can treat a dead man as liable. It also discusses New Orleans Delta's note on efforts to refund the cotton tax, arguing the tax was unconstitutional and urging Congress to return funds to states and citizens.
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Savannah Morning News
Uarriston
Miss
Coleman
Ner
New Orleans
Congress
United States
Deafness Cure Promised by Catarrh Treatment
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers $100 for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. Also mentions Columbus Enquirer Sun urging Georgians to be thankful for Democratic government and a Democratic President.
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F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Joe
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Georgia
Europe
Georgis
Commonwealth
Republic of France
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