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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1890
Page
4
Advertisement states the daily constitution is published with Sunday and weekly editions, price 20 cents for delivery to any city address, subscriptions and postpaid options available, and advises marking contributions with expected price. Includes distribution to Atlanta and Augusta addresses.
The piece discusses Blaine and Republican infighting over the force bill and McKinley tariff, naming Reed, Quay, Hoar, and others. It portrays Blaine as a central figure in factional struggles, with whispers of cabinet tensions and possible shifts in allegiance. It also notes editorials on the Senate fight and calls out opposition to the Lodge and Wilson bills, framing the period as a charged political contest with Democratic watchful interest.
Local papers report Morgan county voters strongly support John Wurney Burney in the Wednesday primary. The Adams and other counties note splits over congressional and gubernatorial races, with calls for unity and critique of the LaGrange convention remarks.
Governor Gordon speaks in confident terms about being the alliance candidate for senator, predicting an overwhelming and almost unanimous nomination. He denies belonging to the alliance while urging supporters to stand by his candidacy amid reports and counterclaims from Livingston and allies.
A recent message by Prinspevr Harrison urges excluding Mexican lottery ads from mass papers while Russell Harrison reportedly secured such an ad for The Helena Journal. The piece calls for a conference, cites political quotes, and argues for a domestic market strategy over boycotts.
A July 180 era correspondence from Northen Sparta Ga and Georgia State Agricultural Society members discusses a state fair education exhibit plan. Letters praise lectures and educational displays to enliven farming life, urging practical demonstrations, improved methods, and community citizenship through enhanced schooling and public exhibits.
Colonel Daenell discusses mis Voxition and opposition to a poll regulation in congress. He argues for fair elections in the ninth district, noting Republican strength and a split Democratic vote between independents and organized Democrats. Chautauqua reports progress with Dean Wright's Bible schools and lectures by Colonel J B Shine, highlighting public teaching methods and the Ministers Institute’s growth, plus cultural events and upcoming schedule.
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