Seventh district race shapes Floyd county tilt in primary
The Seventh district campaign centers on Floyd and Gordon counties with Everett and Clements, aided by local papers and militia-district voting debates. The Cedartown Standard backs Everett, predicting Clements’s defeat unless muster votes shift, while local editors tout Everett’s alliance platform and district-wide support.
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Irmueneh
Feeansi
Felix Corpus
State Alliance Exchange
Alliance
Dorian
Cedartown Standard
Standard
Floyd County
Cedartown
Clement
Dr. Felton
Polk
Bolishy
Mr. Everett
Livingston Triumphs as Alliancelmen Carry County
Farocrox Ga July 24 Special The Quiet Election Yields tallies show Henderson dominating the county with Lester carrying most precincts. Livingston and Stewart praised for congress bids, while Hunnicutt strong in Pal Meta and Gondes districts. Primary results hint at close Henderson Hunnicutt race if districts align. Water cures Dinrzin.
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Clifford Anderson
L. F. Livingston
Congress
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Henderson
Pal- Metto
Gondes
Hunnicutt
Hivertown
Campbellton
Hunnicnt
Lester
Anderson
Livingston
Halsey
Covixatos
G. N. Laster
H. 1. Graves
Highth
F. H. Colley
P. B. Hodes
J. F. White
Hunnicott
Nesbits
Colley
Olive
Lawson
Meriwether County primary results seed political turmoil
Reports from Meriwether County July 24 indicate Terrell leads the popular vote across fifteen districts with one district unsettled while Snelson and Moses claim county majorities in different counts. Deliberations on district majorities versus county totals fuel contention among factions and delegates. Local excitement runs high as officials await an official tally.
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Columpus
Harris
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Old State House
Darnell Stumps for Republican Congressional Candidate
In Gawmusvilee Georgia Hon. 8. Darnell United States district attorney for the northern district of Georgia spoke at Hall county's noon recess addressing the day’s single issue from a Republican angle. He backed straight goods for a party candidate in the ninth district and warned against independents. He said Republicans would run a candidate in the ninth district due to Democratic wrangling and that the party would press a strong contest against the force bill. He noted he is not a candidate but may be, emphasizing Republican resolve.
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Not a Candidate for Congress Weir Boyd Declines
Hon Weir Boyd longtime state senator known as Father Boyd visits the city and denies seeking Congress in the ninth district stating others are candidates. He critiques currency policy favors silver coinage repeal of the national bank system and tariff reform while urging government action if currency is insufficient. He emphasizes farmers lawyers and workers share common interests and cautions against extreme class legislation.
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Long Career in Congress and Chautauqua Notes
A retrospective from Hosny BR. Hangs of LaGrange Ga recounts service in the fortieth and fiftieth congresses, contested nominations, and vows to avoid further candidacies. Plus coverage of the Yulemont Chautauqua with lectures on toponymy, historic names, a Weber orchestra, and concert details.
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