Reduction plan risks minority rule in Georgia’s legislature
A Burke County member of the 1033 convention argues against the proposed equalization plan. He contends the amendment would place legislative power in a minority, with burdens borne by the majority, and condemns the reduction scheme as unjust, wasteful, and fiscally senseless while warning of despotism under a skewed representation.
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Georgia
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Old States Rights Party
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Prue
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Iowa
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Tate
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Burke County
Saturday September 28 notice fragment
Fragment of a dated newspaper item shows a Latin phrase and partial instruction. The readable text includes a warning or reassurance line and a single date reference. No clear event, place, or person is identifiable.
Supplement to this No will issue in morning
A supplement to the current number containing advertisements and original and selected articles not included in the main sheet will be issued during the morning hours.
Local Newspaper Snippet Notes Deferred Items
A fragment from a historical page notes numerous articles and items delayed for now, including references to Batik and Ny Meagret in Georgia. The passage appears as part of a broader layout with unreadable or partial text.
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Georgia
Election Notice on Convention Message Deferred
A verbose notice explains a message from the Convention was sent for publication previously but held due to absence. It notes the plan to divide the communication for subscribers before the election and urges readership attention.
Sacred duty to Georgia voters amid constitutional crisis
A bold appeal urges Georgians to cast votes based on principles over party to defend state and federal constitutions amid allegations of presidential overreach and wartime authority. The piece criticizes martial measures, praises Maj Crawford, warns against Lumpkin, and urges informed, conscience-driven choices for life, liberty, and property.
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Julia Ross
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Mr. Lumpkin
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