Democratic Platform Adopted by New York Convention 1968
The long Democratic platform proclaims unity in defense of the Constitution and Union, condemns slavery and secession policies, urges fiscal restraint and equal taxation, calls for reform and anti corruption measures, supports presidential leadership, and appeals to patriots across parties to unite in preserving constitutional rights and government integrity. The document lauds President Johnson's actions and praises Democratic resolve against wartime excesses and entrenched power.
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Chicago
Fragmented political notice from a noisy era speech event
A garbled OCR item notes a political gathering at the United States Hotel with Democrats Conservatives and others invited. It mentions speeches expected, a Buckner edited publication, subscription prices, a local cotton market report, and remarks about corn and cotton crops in Henry County and surrounding areas.
Broadside from Georgia papers touts democracy paper and war news
A long mixed sheet notes Corely Wobtsics and a vigorous Atlanta Constitution backed weekly proclaiming democracy and anti carpetbagger stance. It details Meade taking command of southern garrisons, Albany Columbus relief funds, crop prospects in Scriven county, Kentucky election talk, and varied local notices from Savannah to Grundy County Tennessee.
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Albany News
Atlanta Constitution
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Atlanta
War Department
Meade
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Department of the South
Colored Democrats organize in Macon County gains in district politics
In Macon County the colored Democrats formed a Democratic Club on the 18th, after previous lack of organization led to voting for Bullock and the Constitution. The movement spreads through the Second District, with Marshalville cited as a strong result and calls for other districts to form clubs to align with the Democratic party and resist Bureau agents and carpetbaggers. The piece notes meetings, resolutions, and calls for unity among colored voters with white allies toward redemption in November.
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Macon County
Bullock
Marshalville
Booth
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Hongerbord
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Perry
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Fort
Sengiors
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Georgia
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Brevawick
Brunawack Road
New York Company
Macon
Brunswick
Journal and Messenger
Markets by Mail and Grain Trade Fragment in 19th Century Commerce
Commercial News reports mixed markets with improved demand for farm products and fluctuating prices. It notes wholesale prices for wheat, pork, bacon, lard, and flour, plus sparse references to duty and debt debates, and a political screed contrasting Civil War figures and policies.
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