Stephens Replies to Georgia Nomination for Governor
A letter from Hon Alexander H Stephens accepting the Democratic nomination for Georgia governor is dated July 25 1882 from Washington shows gratitude for the honor and outlines his Jeffersonian creed including equal justice for all, state rights, majority rule, civil over military, economy, and support for agriculture and liberty. The document notes the state central committee and endorsing platform and calls for unity in good government across Georgia.
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Atuayra
Alexander H. Stephens
Atlanta
Sit
Phil MM
Eusiest
UR. Stephens
Mouse of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Uly
Mesers
Phillip M. Russell
H. W. Hopkins
Alten Fort
Burch
Hoke Smith
Washington
Deman
John O. sWaddell
J. WN. Gilmore
Pope Barrow
Jefferson
Jetus
Georgia
Old Commonwealth
Yogntiay
Recommitment Debate Over Navy Bill Ended In Senate
The senate debated Cameron of Pennsylvania’s motion to recommit the naval appropriation bill with instructions to strike general legislation. A Williams amendment sought compensation for Charles H. Reed, but was referred to appropriations. The motion failed 29 to 34, and the senate adjourned after executive session. The house then handled Indian affairs and passed a right of way bill for the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad through Choctaw and Chickasaw lands. Williams reported on Nicholson correspondence. resolution tabled. House adjourned later.
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Camtaren
Wassixetox
Senate
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Williama
Charles H. Reed
Charles J. Gulledug
Davis
West Virginia
Appropriations
James Riley Weaver
Legation
United States
Vienna
John T. Robeson
Tennnease
Beiruet
William G. Henderson
Pearl River
Miss
Ervine Higgins
St. Johna
Florida
Indian Territory
House
St. Louis
San Francisco
Indiana
Alexandria
Ddporal
Willams
The Venal Press and Court Contempt Pleas In July
In Merrick's trial a motion seeks punishment for contempt against A C Buell editor of Capital Sun for libelous articles about Walsh and others. The judge warns against letting press reports influence the case while noting some newspapers may not affect court fairness. A separate note reports a coach robbery near Minden with stage and driver attacked and valuables stolen.
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Wasminerom
Criminal Court
Merrick Rose
A. C. Buell
Capital
Sun
Walsh
Buellim
Ringwalt
Hack
E. W. Brady
Evening Critic
C. K. Harris
Wale
MacVeagh
James
Merrick
Apna
PDESY
Katy Merrick
Colinsel
Minden ‘Mai
Clark
Sahoy
Egypt Aroused Amid Turmoil Over Government Reforms
Cairo telegram reports extensive armaments and mass volunteer arrivals as Bedouin chiefs pledge loyalty and khedive factions back the new government. Arabi Pasha’s supporters vow dismissal critics will face court martial, while foreign powers seestrained influence and ongoing British actions risk a broader clash.
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Alexandria
Cairo
Upper
Egypt
Arabi Pasha
Arabi
Pasha
Bombardment Looms at Aboukir as Arabi Lines Tense
Telegraph dispatches from July 26 27 report Arabi Pasha’s forces growing bolder near Alexandria with Ismail Pasha returning from Arabi’s camp. Britain readies Canard Line steamer Marathon as marines land at Port Said while fortifications at Aboukir resist surrender. Admiral Seymour’s Alexandria letter rejects conquest aims and urges Egyptians to distrust rebel leaders.
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Fort Aboukir
Loxvon
Alexandra
Arabi Pasha
Daily Telegraph
Alexandr
Ismail Pasha
Arabi
Allison
Khedive
Port Said
Yilaake Kebe
Mex
Mossques
Almaake Kebe
Daman Kour
Kafir el Dewar
Dacca
Portsmouth
Egypt
Seymour
Constitution
Alexandria
Great Britain
Apabi Pasha
Turkey to Denounce Arabi Pasha as Traitor
Constantinople reports the sultan has decided to denounce Arabi Pasha as a traitor. Lord Dufferin says Turkey should not act alone and urges that the Porte declare Arabi a rebel before any expedition. The Times notes Cairo’s stance may sway Turkish action. A dispatch from Constantinople claims Turkey is ready to dispatch troops to Egypt within days with conditions to be settled.
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Torhleh
Lord Dufferin
Turkey
Parte
Porte
Arabi Pasha
Times
Constantinople
Egypt
Cairo
Beau
Chamber of Deputies
M. Say
Ofi Finance
the Times
de Freycinet
DeFreycinet
M. DeFreycinet
England
Fire and Water Blaze in Alexandria Harbor
A massive fire erupted in Alexandria at two o clock this morning, seen from the harbor as the largest since past disasters. Officials suspect arson, with water flooding the area as efforts to contain the blaze continue.
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Alexandria
Mendle& Canal
Loxnow
Daily News
Alexandria Anys
Alex- Tanatia
Bom
Dardeent
Plier
Shige Tige
Paia
Arrears of Rent Bill Dominates Lords Debate
In the House of Lords Lord Carlingford moved the second reading on the arrears of rent bill for Ireland. The Marquis of Salisbury urged limits on the bill, calling for landlord flexibility and warning of dangers, while supporting some provisions. The bill passed the second reading amid protests over its principles.
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Loxpon
House of Lords
Lord Carlingfoni
House of Commons
William Barcourt
Home Secretary
O’ Brien
Venezuela
Frederick Cavendiah
Burke
Gladstone
Ugh ©. Childers
Egypt
Bogus Assassin Arrested in Nonesueln Case
Westgate or O rialn, a Scotsman in custody for participation in the Lord Cavendish murder, confessed on arrest. He gave alias O Bryan and said he sailed May 8 from Swansea on the Gladstone. He claimed £20 paid per killer and implicated influential backers. Extradition uncertain.
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Swansea
Tucacas
Dublin
O'Connor
Min
Teen
English plunderers in Alexandria looting claims questioned
A Daily News despatch from Alexandria reports Dervish Pasha claim that after the bombardment of Alexandria the English residents attacked inhabitants and pillaged the town. The Times notes the khediva ordered a commission of inquiry while General Alison agrees to investigate the reports.
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Hews
Alexandria
Dervish Pasha
Constantnople
Times
Khediva
Alison
Murder at Fort Leavenworth Shocks Army Guard
In Leavenworth Kansas on July 27 a guard named John ONeill shot Provost-Sergeant John Provost through the heart inside the fort. ONeill gave no explanation and refused to discuss the incident. In Iowa near McGregor on July 27 two freight trains collided four miles from town on the Milwaukee and St Paul line. Fireman William Mashber and two tramps died and several others were injured as engines locked and cars fell from a high trestle.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Jay
John O'Neill
John Onry
O'Neill
McGrzcor
Iowa
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Wmashber
State Politics Nominates Curry for Governor Hastings for Congress
In Delaware July 25 the Republican state convention nominated Albert Curry of Georgetown as governor and Washington Hastings of Wilmington for Congress. In Pennsylvania July 27 the Independent Republican state committee rejected all counterpropositions for compromise from the regulars.
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Del
Republi
Albert Curry
Georgetown
Washington Hastings
Wilmington
Congress
Panavxtrat
Independent
Republican State Committee
Felton in the Field Ropes Clements in Georgia Race
Special correspondence reports Dr. Felton challenging rival congressman Clements in Bartow county amid talk of contesting results, urging fraud proofs, and predicting Felton’s seating in the next Congress. Locals discuss speeches, endorsements, and political maneuvering around Governor Brown, Stephens, and Speer.
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Dr. Felton
Felton
Clements
Murphy
Onis
Congress
Stephens
Brutus
South
Markham House
Chicago
Ribune
Atchens
Vernor
Ondsey
Mr. Stephens
Cartersville
Jeter
Speer
Carteraville
Markham
Z'elton
Admirals
Bingham
Georgia
Arthur
Daniel Printup
Rome
J. D. Cunningham
Atlanta
Printap
Miles Dobbins
Poe
Brown
Judge Underwood
Prince
Augusta
Speink
Holden
Auther
Stehens
Shett
Stee
Indians Take Action in Southwest War Danger
July 27 Tucson Arizona and New Mexico citizens form a secret league to wipe out Apaches. New Mexico claims 6000 members. Arizona to match. Globe City Gila Valley counts 3000, others joining fast. Crews expect General Crook reception amid turmoil. July 28 Muscogee Indian Territory reports Creek nation unrest after royalist raid freeing a prisoner. Captain Scott killed. a comrade wounded. Chief Chicota asks for volunteers to keep peace as fears of a clash grow.
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Bettlelt
Tucson
Arizona
Globe City
Gila Valley
Ganeral Crook
Indian Territory
Crverxwatt
Muscogee
Scott
Chicota
Strikers Reject Partial Offer From Erie Railroad
July 27 at St Michael's Institute Jexsry City. President McNamara says Erie offered to re hire old hands at 20 cents per hour if they abandon the union. Workers respond with a deafening no. no funds were turned in this morning. Father Deconcilio notes the offer.
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St. Michael's Institute
McNamara
Ren
Deconcilio
St. Michael's
Roman Catholic Church
Erie Company
Jeremah Murphy
Jever
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