President Rogers Of Florida Speaks On The Force Bill
In Tallahassee on July 28 President Rogers of Florida spoke to a gathered alliance crowd urging southern resistance to federal interference. He denounced boycotts and urged expanding education while resisting northern pressures. He defended the south’s right to manage its schools and economy and urged unity, warning against bloodshed.
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Southern Merchants Back the Force Bill Amid Boycott Talk
Local merchants and citizens in Lincoln Alabama Madison and Montgomery Ga embrace the force bill if enacted, pledging cooperation with southern allies. Editorials praise The Atlanta Constitution and urge nationwide meetings and boycotts to oppose northern reconstruction measures and ensure southern self reliance.
No March Through Georgia Now Spurred by Boycott Talk
A Georgia editorial notes Southern mobilization against the force bill via a broad boycott of Northern goods. It quotes factions in Georgia and neighboring states urging economic resistance to federal measures. The piece portrays a national debate stirred by editorials calling for unity and self-reliance to counter Northern policy.
Southern Boycott Against Northern Trade Sparks Tense Debate
Fragments show a southern push for an organized boycott of northern merchants and manufacturers if the Force Bill passes. Letters from officials in Baltimore and Hartwell urge unity to resist Northern meddling, with calls to make the South self reliant and lure capital away from the North. A New York Herald note questions the bill’s viability while Virginia and North Carolina voices praise resistance as a shield for Southern interests.
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