The Constitution Exposition and Cincinnati Uprising Reflections
The Constitution defends rapid news coverage and extra editions while discussing the Cincinnati uprising and jury corruption concerns. It condemns mob action but supports public sentiment against crime, and notes tariff debate within the Democratic party as Morrison bill prospects fade in Congress.
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Cincinnati
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Deacon Smith
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Berner
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Rioting Black Labor Talk Stirs Georgia County
In Sandersville Georgia on March 30 a dispute over incendiary Black agitation surfaces as Joh F Clarke, from a western state, travels through Baldwin Taylor and Jones counties making speeches. He claims a Louisville based labor union supports Black workers and promises wage increases while threatening force to compel support. Local authorities fear unrest as Clarke organizes Black crowds and warns of armed confrontation, with gatherings prompting precautionary measures.
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Destructive Civil Riot and Courthouse Fire Report
A detailed account of a violent mob assaulting a jail and courthouse, militia firing from windows, and a later blaze that destroyed the courthouse. Descriptions include casualties, arrests, barricades, troop movements, and rumors of Berners’ fate as investigators pursue control of the riot in Hamilton County.
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Hunt
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Colonel Brown Defeats Slate In Georgia Political Clash
A long interview with Colonel Jack Brown reveals he battled the “Jack Brown slate” in Georgia politics. He claims victory by routing henchmen in the third district and pushing for two colored candidates, while predicting Arthur, Logan, and Blaine as key figures in the Chicago convention and Georgia’s delegation dynamics.
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Emory Speer
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Arthur
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A. Logan
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