Last Speeches at Capitol Draw Big Georgia Crowd
A crowded Capitol gathering featured Pat Calhoun, W. Hammond, John Temple Graves, and Norwood among notable speakers in a campaign event. Norwood spoke off the program amid volatile applause while debates over monopolies, railroad rates, and government control framed the discussion, with Calhoun and others arguing for regulation and reform.
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Railroads under people's control debated at Georgia gathering
A Georgia gathering featured heated exchange on railroad ownership and state vs federal control. Speakers argued the people must regulate rail lines, oppose monopolies, and align policy with farmers and labor through reform measures while addressing subtreasury and allied party tensions.
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Hammond
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Elington
Zachty
Hines
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Bumstead's obstinacy sparks Georgia college effort
A Georgia finance committee reported favorable action on a Pope bill to fund a negro college in the state. The plan follows federal and state appropriations to educate both races, with Bumstead resisting compliance and risking loss of funding. The proposed site and funding mix are debated as officials push for a dedicated institution for African American education.
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