State Election Rallying Cry From Georgia Democracy
The Athens Weekly urges support for Governor Northern and the Democratic ticket, praising Georgia governance since Reconstruction. It defends state education funding, Confederate veterans’ pensions, and the party’s record, while opposing the Populist threat and third-party critics.
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Peek
Mahaffey
The Common Sense of It in Georgia Politics
The piece urges white Georgians to halt Third party agitation and unite behind the Democratic party to preserve state harmony. It rebukes third party critics, defends Democratic history since 1865, and appeals to roots, family, and national unity to oppose division and ensure Georgia remains united.
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There Can Be But One Party For White Men In Georgia
Speech warns white Georgia voters against third party splits urging unity under Democracy. Emphasizes honest followers should return and warns division harms white people. asserts only one party for white men in Georgia.
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Southern Apeal
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Tom Watson
4E Man for Governor. Northern Warns Voters Against Weaver
Governor Northern denounces Weaver and the Third party as unworthy of Georgia. He asserts a corrupt candidate cannot uphold a platform and warns that Weaver’s attacks on the South will backfire. The piece predicts a November 8th reckoning against Weaver’s bid.
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Mrs Maybrick's Case Pardon Plea Aimed At Queen
Efforts continue to secure a pardon for Florence Ethel Maybrick serving a life sentence at Woking prison. An open letter to Queen Victoria in the September North America Review argues for her release, noting widespread sympathy and petitions to authorities have failed to date.
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Stevenson Prospers as Republicans Fail to Tarnish Credibility
The Republican national committee allegedly used spies to smear General Stevenson in Illinois. They supposedly sought blemishes in his early life but found none. Facing defeat, they reportedly spread a false charge about mistreating miners with mortgages on their homes. Bloomington Republicans denounced the lie, and orders were issued to stop publishing it. The Inter Ocean dropped the disloyalty claim, praising Stevenson’s incorruptible life.
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Republian
Inter-Ocean
Union
Democratic prospects brighten for sweeping victory in states
Democratic prospects are brightening in every quarter with renewed hopes of a nationwide win. The outlook strengthens in North Carolina and Virginia as Democratic support appears to rise.
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Georgia Democrats Stand Firm Against Tom Watson
The article argues that Georgia and North Carolina Democrats will resist third-party manipulation. It condemns Tom Watson for deserting the party at Crawfordville and calls for reclaiming the Democratic flag, praising Ocala platform principles and urging loyal Democrats to stay united against betrayal and betrayal’s supporters.
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Political oration targets Watson after Omaha platform clash
The piece laments the erria brothers staying from their Fathers house and promises retribution for Watson. It links memory of Aleck Stephens in the Tenth with eloquence of the patriotic. Democracy will not fail and will mete out Watson the treatment due for tarnishing his commission as November approaches.
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Aleck Stephens
Watson
Omaha
Editorial Comment on North Carolina Third Party Influence
Editorials from Constitution and Appeal Avalanche critique the Third party in North Carolina and nationwide. They argue Democrats restructured, Third party gains were exaggerated, and figures misstate the Cleveland administration deposits while refuting party claims and predicting Democratic gains in Clark County and Arkansas.
Price's Cearender in Georgia Campaign Debates
A long, partisan column rails at Tom Watson and third party rivals in Georgia's Seventh District race. It attacks Watson as a demagogue and notes opposition to Democratic candidates like J. C. C. Buack. The piece mocks third party alliances, praises incumbent records, and predicts Watson’s defeat with references to Sparta, Crawfordville, and Athens political theater.
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Floyd
Seas
Watson
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