Force Bill Debate Haunts Southern Union Politics
The Constitution argues that the force bill threatens white supremacy in the South and predicts deep conflicts over education, intermarriage, and voting as Republicans push for federal control. It cites Henry Grady and home rule, urging Southern readers to resist perceived federal overreach and defend local autonomy.
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Orein
Wu Ec
Cluarch
Pry Coxssiit Tee
Organ Sud
Tie Tim
Ghee
Solid South
Jose
Hersi
Henry W. Grady
Cer Tin
Henry W Grady
McGrady
Air Catly
Jute
Hushie
Sayig
Georgs
Lnr Verity
Virginia
Grady
Buffalo
Imashes
Jefferson
Express
Horticultural Center Promises Fort Valley Growth in State
A Stue Horticultural Society gathering at Fort Valley highlights the area as the fruit center of the state. The event showcases progress in horticulture and promises continued prosperity for Georgia farmers. The Augusta Chronicle debate interjects with partisan commentary about democracy and the South’s political solidity amid race issues.
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Fort Valley
Horticultural Society
Howaton County
United States
Georg
Let Everybody Come to Atlanta Industrial Panorama of 1889
Let everybody come to the mdsummer festival in Atlanta for a new industrial panorama. The business men promise a striking display on August 12 with bold design, life like motion, and lavish tableaux, featuring unique features and beautiful women.
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Atlanta
Constitution
South
A Mistaken Adviser in The Buffalo Express
A charged editorial criticizes Governor Gordon and the Tar Constitution as hot headed. It argues the southern temperament risks a blaze over nothing and urges readers to examine election provisions despite partisan disputes. The piece claims the negro vote being counted provokes outrage among both regions and warns against partisan supervisors.
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Augusta Chronicle
Walsh
Pam Constitution
Democratic Party
South
Edstor Walsh
Jim Constitution
Walshman
Straw
Coxarborion
Suw
the Chronicle
Buffalo Express
Gordon
Tar Constitution
Partigan
Fragmented Commentary On Race, Politics And Elections
A garbled 19th century column discusses race, political strategy, and voter manipulation. It mentions boycott threats against labor and Black supporters, debates how to separate ignorant black voters from GOP allies, and cites figures like TR Frank Relais. The piece alludes to party defections in 1872 and 1880s, political rhetoric, and an elderly preacher remarking on health.
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Charlinton Nswald Cotmifr
Basnet
Emna
News
Laurier
Republican Party
Lhe
Corent
Trank Relais
Vorgala
Atlintic
China
Offbeat Courier: Pastor Shaver Courted by Many Offers
An odd, garbled dispatch reports Pastor Shaver fielding numerous proposals and struggling to choose. The item notes an editor’s remark on Shaver’s tight schedule and hints at political maneuvers involving figures tied to a party, including noted names and speculative run talks.
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Bastor Shaver
Scaraely
Shaver Hay
Pictur
Tts
Cours
Sid Guok
Theo Sayng
Partia
Brunswick Dares
New York
Brunany
Political Primaries in Daurens County and Surrounding Areas
Voters in Daurens and neighboring counties respond to a heated race for representative and delegate positions. Key figures include Morris DawI07 and K J YT Chppell, with outcomes showing Corman and Culpepper winning districts. party lines, endorsements, and open fields shape the results.
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Daurens
Morris
Louis
Fi WA Smith
Cook
Ander
Lester
Hentroon
Himmieatt
Wink
Hayes
Bor Centor
Digrit
Culpepper
McAfee
Jefferson
Etyse
Rumors of ex Governor Bullock in Georgia politics and rival alliances
Disorganized chatter across Cul tomerflowimge discusses ex Governor Bullock being urged to run for Congress after a visit to Atlanta. Republicans weigh Bullock as a vote magnet while denying any solid plan, with names like Jenkins Angier and Thomas floated. Other notes cover staff changes in Charlestown Beach and a delegation heading to Memphis to study hedge and vine projects.
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Bullock
Congress
Livingston
Atlanta
Luch
Buck
Charlestown Beach
Rhode Island
Newson
Jenkins
Ed Angier
George
Thomas Thad
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