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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
2
A garbled blend of 1890s Georgia political commentary covers free coinage, party conventions, and local maneuvers. It notes upcoming national party gatherings, intraparty clashes in Decatur and Pavo counties, editorials on free silver versus gold standards, and hints at potential candidates for Congress in the Second District.
The article cites Hon. Byron B. Bower of Bainbridge as a leading contender for the Democratic nomination and notes his resignation from the Albany judicial circuit to enter the race. It records editorial views from Savannah and Macon papers, and discusses shifts toward sound money, populism, and upcoming primary timing with county officer nominations in August.
Representative Russell of Georgia argues the state executive committee illegally overrides historic Democratic precedent and threatens party unity. He urges loyalty to the national platform, warns of a factional clique, and predicts state conventions should align with Chicago. Judge Bower resigns. Albany Herald notes tribute and confidence. Sackley’s Arnica Salve advertised with standard claims.
The Augusta Chronicle endorses Crisp and free silver while urging unity and postponement of the senatorial primary to October. A lengthy feud between Walters and Griggs splits the free silver camp in Miller and Early counties, with calls for both to retire or for a stronger candidate to emerge. The notice also records Miller county registration opens through September 11 1896 and directs voters to Ball and Colquitt offices for registration.
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