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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1890

Page

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General Longstreet Exposes Buck's Ascendancy Secrets

Longstreet discusses his past ties to the Harrison administration, accuses Republican carpetbaggers in the South, and explains Buck's role in gaining Southern delegates. He recounts invitations, political maneuvers, and his stance on negro suffrage and party alignment during 1880s Indiana and Washington events.

Georgia Editors Visit Tropical Exposition and Confederate Plans

Georgia editors tour the St Johns Subtropical Exposition in Jacksonville Florida March 26 meeting Director Moran Secretary Adams and Representative Dillon. President Dillon gives welcome declined by W T L Glesner. They tour the exposition then travel to Sanford aboard the plant liner. Editors enjoy Cuba trip offered by Plant Investment Co. New York March 6 ex Confederate leaders propose reuniting as guardians of Confederate memory in wartime bonds. A committee is named to promote fraternities and widows and orphans funds. Also warrants issued for A A Newton and J J Verser for civil service law violations tied to Old Dominion Republican League finances. Washington headquarters of club noted.

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Barnes of Georgia Delivers Noted Speech on Wyoming Admission

Representative George F. Barnes of Augusta led Democrats in a forceful speech opposing Wyoming territory’s admission. He argued the convention was illegitimate, warned it would create four Senate seats and six electoral votes, and noted Republican aims while praising Georgia. The debate touched on the antitrust measure and naval matters, with amendments debated and the session adjourning after executive business.

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Wyoming Women Suffrage Debate Moves Bill Forward

Discussion on Wyoming admission to statehood and women suffrage features prominent figures including Mr Cannon of Illinois Mr Carey of Wyoming and Mr Dockerty of Missouri. The House schedules debates and votes with a special order at 5:40 pm and a possible recount on the previous question.

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Farewell to Bismarck and political upheaval in Maryland

Detailed dispatches report Emperor William’s farewell audience with Prince Bismarck amid a packed procession in Berlin and a crowd showering bouquets as the chancellor departs. Parallel coverage notes Maryland state comptroller’s letter on alleged misappropriation by State Treasurer Archer, triggering legislative scrutiny and public concern.

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