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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1882

Page

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Georgia Pacific and Atlanta rail network expansion plans

The article outlines Atlanta as a railroad hub with eight trunk lines and extensive feeder routes, detailing Georgia Pacific completion to Columbus and coal transport aims. It discusses expected price ranges for coal, potential future lines, and broader regional rail strategies impacting Atlanta’s position.

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Georgia Campaign Notes and Political Maneuvers

Georgia political news details candidates for state offices across counties, nominations by acclamation, and party conventions. It notes John Ruth and Rey Clark for representatives and senators, McWhorter’s independent stance, and party leaders like Captain Jackson naming state at large delegates. It also cites historical references to the 1880 campaign, local editorials, and presidential vetoes affecting policy measures.

Georgia Democratic Party Teadeys Markham Markham House Bavanneh Augusta Columbus South Ava Arthur's Night Heralds Washington Hubbell Nut Zachry Henry Dcarlton Blanchard TH Polhill Jefferson Auguste RL McWhorter Wayne County John G Ruth Rey A. J Clark Réidsville Tainall Colonel Thornton Seaborn Heese J C C Black Oglethorpe County Messns McWhorter Witcher Hawkingville Dispatch Reese Harry Jackson At- Larg Democratic Party For H F Lawson Burke HH Carlton Clarke P MB Young Bartow H W Hopkins Thomas Eighth JCC Black—Richmons Greene Lincoln Total Benbora Reese Hancock Taliaferro McDufie Columbia Elbert Oglethorpe Hart Glascock J K Hines DM DuBose—Wilkes EH Patila—Warren Johnson County The Columbus Enquirer Felton Clements Mr. McDonald Ware Mr. Smith

Stalwart Platform Revised and Political Talk Across States

A mosaic of 1880s political chatter notes reform positions in Georgia and mentions Georgia congressmen Blount Hammond and Turner, tariff debates, and tariff focus. It also relays various contemporary remarks about candidates like Southwell and Stephens, plus a stream of editorials, notices, and social snippets from newspapers including the Cincinnati Enquirer and Boston Post.

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