Paramount Issue and Force Bill Fears Cast in Athens Banner
The Athens Banner discusses the presidential campaign focusing on tariff reform and the alleged dangers of the Republican Force bill. It argues the ballot is essential to liberty and warns of federal intervention and civil rights rollback if the measure passes. It also criticizes Watson for recent remarks and predicts Democratic narrowing of his influence.
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Board of Direcors
Busines
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K. Kenney
Ste. . K. Ney
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Athens
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J. EB. Pittman
Thomas Bailey
University
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Superior Court
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G.C. Thomas
J.J. Strekland
Gwit
Uhn
W. Wain
Their Idea of Jeffersonian Demo Ts
A Georgia third party movement clings to a Democratic label in a claim of Jeffersonian Democracy. The text asserts Jefferson’s core was a strict constitutional construction and abridgement of powers.
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Cot A D.canpies
Country Boy
Rakes
Questioning Jeffersonian Democracy and Federal Power
The passage argues that third party aims seek expanding government powers to end oppression and poverty, labeling this Jeffersonian Democracy as centralization. It contrasts minority rights in a Republican system, recalling the Civil War era South, and claims the South will win through ballots under providence.
McKinley and McClure Debate Standoff over Tariff
The Augusta Chronicle notes a failed push for a Philadelphia debate between Editor McClure and Governor McKinley on the high tariff. McKinley dodged the issue, leaving the matter to the Republican campaign committee, which rejected the debate. McClure urged a thorough public discussion in Philadelphia to expose tariff dangers and merits.
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Chronicle Reborn After Fire Destruction of Augusta Office
The Augusta Chronicle survived a devastating fire that wrecked its office, yet within twenty four hours published the Sunday edition. Despite a burned building and jumbled type, Editor Walsh kept the paper in the Democratic fight against Watson, delivering a defiant, determined issue. Three cheers for Walsh and the Chronicle.
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Politico
Illinois Democratic hopes rise on shifting votes in 1890s
The piece cites Tom Watson and a Chicago driven surge as proof of Democratic gains. It argues social equality rhetoric stirred crowds, led to disturbances at a Watson guest’s hotel, and claims Illinois turnout favors Democrats. It notes 1888 Harrison margin and 1890 Democratic legislature, Palmer Senate election, and Chicago’s growing Democratic influence.
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Stevenson in Athens speech invitation discussion
Early in the campaign Hon H H Carlton invited General A E Stevenson to Athens to speak on current issues. He thanked Dr Carlton and said he would enjoy visiting Athens if time allowed. He noted Weaver would speak in Athens on the 24th and urged Stevenson to meet him on the stump. Stevenson is described as defending Southern principles and capable of countering Weaver. Citizens would give him a royal reception.
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Allen D. Candler
Harmony Grove
Tillman Wins South Carolina Democratic Nomination
After a fierce campaign noted as the most heated in years, Benjamin Tillman is declared the Democratic nominee in South Carolina. Reformers prevailed over conservatives led by ex-Governor Shepard after a bitter battle.
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South Carolina
Benjamin RB
Democracy of
Shepard
Tillman Favored as Next Governor in South Carolina
The Democracy of South Cantina calls for unity to support the party nominee Tillman. Personal prejudices should be set aside so the party can gain an undivided vote for Tillman, hoping for victory in the Palmera to State and a continued Democratic majority for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Tillmap
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Tillman
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theSate
Cleveland
Stevenson
Editorial Comment on Georgia Politics and Democratic Strategy
Editorial notes Hon. James H. Brount to campaign for Democracy in Georgia and lead home mission efforts. The piece cites Republican viewpoints, party reform debates, and regional political tensions across Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Alabama, warning against sowing political discord while predicting Democratic strength in upcoming contests.
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Democratic campaign notes from Georgia rallys and editorials
A collage of political jabber from the era battles in Georgia. Mentions Hox W. B. Buenxert dubbed Democratic Wheelhorse of the Bloody Eighth, quotes from editors and speakers, and references to Watson, Loomis, and party shifts. Observes editorials in the Macon Evening News, Savannah Press, and Athens remarks by Mr. Mawarrey and others.
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