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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1888

Page

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Ingalls Vanquished In Washington Rumor Mill

In Washington today speculation swirled over possible cabinet reshuffles and Senate changes. Rumors tied Senator Gray to chief justice or ministerial moves, with Secretary Bayard and Phelps named, though a correspondent found no solid confirmation. The tariff debate dominated remarks, Republicans pressing to delay action until after the St Louis convention.

Gray Bayard Senate Phelps Edward Cooper New York Daniel Lament Cleveland Hla Gmtt

Immigrants Welcome South At Conference In Georgia

The Southern Immigration Convention met with delegates from most states except Florida Texas and Arkansas to promote migration. Governor Gordon and Bishop Kane spoke while committees formed on resolutions and immigration advocacy with railroad support. The group urged rapid organization and invited industrious law abiding citizens to settle in the South highlighting climate resources and industrial potential.

Hor Srmxag N.G Florida Texas Arkensea Hoy John D. Keiley, Jr New York Fitzhugh Les W. P. Price Georgia Sandy Cuhee Augusta John B. Gordon Bishop Becke Fatrick Walsh van P. Howell Coxtinal Gibbons Gordon Richardson South Carolina American Penyly Hishop Kane West Virginia Northrop Sound Carolina Rairoad Swihern Wade SIAC COUT Ats Siskpys Ovat Lefore Gre John D. Ketley,Jr Toque Atoll Exch Johnson Charlotte Ways Claven United Counsels Jasu Heights Suirex Saw

Southward migration policy and church leaders extend invitation

The article describes a pushed policy of southern settlement with a bureau of dem migration and a plan to attract residents, aided by coordinated freight rates and land offers. It notes bishops and Augusta’s invitation to a national exposition, with a convention adjourning pending a call from the President.

Fae Bay Tae Ee Ava South X Desire Sor Branch Offtees Campota Topal Pennis Chunp Rata Episcopal Church Augusta

Republican conventions election of delegates at Tremont temple

The Republican state convention to elect delegates to the national convention assembled at Tremont Temple. Dr. Hinde opened with a speech, General William Campbell chairing, and Blaine support indicated. Delegates at large named include Hoar Burden Wyde Beard, with a protectionist platform. While in Pennsylvania and Texas similar meetings named delegates at large and laid out platforms opposing free trade and favoring tariff protection.

Chicago Bostos Tremont Temple Tremont House Dr. Hinde Robert J. Southworth J. Orls Wantwell Frayor H. A. Thilrook Dr. Barden Pransylvania Bette Fanmasune Cooper Samuel P. Miller Mercer County Ames M. Campbell Cumbia County James T. Mitchell Philadelphia Supreme Court Thomas Lalan Lewis Pugh Lack County Nator M.S. Quay Daniel H. Hartings Wr R. Leeds Henry W. Oliver Texas Hort Wonrtz Webster Flanagan Rusk County Tavara Roacos Conkling John B. Hector Austin A. d. Rosenthal LaGrange Fergusson Richmond N. W. Currey Galvealon Sherman Porth Carolina Rareteat Sheraan North Carolina P. Conaly Senate Blaine Ay Reublicans Blaine Hawley Alnce Lis Blair Harrison DePaw Colored People's Convention Dergorr Colored Men Jackson Hescat Conkling Russell A. Alger Republican Party

Racing at Piedmont Park ends with Brigade wins surprise

A crowded Piedmont Park track hosted a lively racing day with Brigade a surprise winner in the opening mile race as favorites faltered. Bertha C led early in a strong second race, but Prichett edged her by a neck in 2.41 for a fast half mile. Three-year-olds and all-ages races drew solid fields, with Weeks winning the seven-furlong dash and multiple special features thrilling spectators.

Piedmont Park Brigade Paehstrand Nellie Durie TUR H. Madden Froodtude Sreteh Ned MC Mloodtide Floodtade Little Laeheteck All Brigade Floodtide Ned M Almst Kimball Houme Furse Prickett Kamital Farmount Bertha C Atlante Bertha A At Ones Fairmount Prichett Grar Golling Pritchett Faumount Lefors Tramp Mas Burke Hix Tree Will Maby Gentlemen's Driving Club Agosl Stulges J. Ty Gill Se. Halbard Teweg Hs Thomgron Interi George M. Hope J. A. Olil Stark Ing Vaphaln Odom F.C. Silvester Ch. Drigude Hiehareek Madden W& F Plooitde Wm. McMahon Gutenat Nelligr Cunninghaustage Pancroyd Wehtning Sareebe Herta Rigbereek Agate Kingiau Allingham Aga Pune Ramey Weeks Femelits Willie Inkley Cunningham T. J. Kirhoreck C.g. Stra Migs Tilden Richeresh DL. Dures C. x Welker Ale B Brown Nashville Tenn West Side Tia Meshville Gillogk Ube Dorte Katurdas Association Adda Fd Ivy Leaf Bandic Muntia Hardy Gipsy Max Mole Ree Een Sunlight Trovil Gently Maike Livia Mince Eamer Ebay Baseball Atlanta

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