Democrats Rally in Support of Sound Principles
A historical report describes a political assembly discussing Third Party ideas, party unity, and loyalty to Democratic values. Key figures cited include Ben, Russell, Spence, and others, with emphasis on standing for the party’s early principles and opposing perceived executive overreach. The piece reflects 19th century political fervor and regional party dynamics in a county setting.
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Moy
Irie
Aethy Folian
Colynitt
Ime
Moultrie
Iveland
Russell
Wreatus Eell Spence
Sere Stuvens
Wintes
Pickett
de ‘DainWers
Colmitt
True Democracy and Russell Endorsement Rally
Ben E Russell receives broad backing from Calhoun and Early counties as Democrats rally to his candidacy for Congress. Resolutions endorse the Chicago platform, reject third party tactics, and invite Turner to visit. The Albany News confirms Russell as standard bearer with strong district support.
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W. N. Spence
W.M. Sammond
Randolph County
Russell
Congress
Ile
Calhoun County
Chicago
Ben. E. Russell
Calhoun
Albany
Ben Russell
House of Representatives
Albany News and Advertiser
Citizen Cleveland's Nomination by People’s Will
Cleveland's nomination differed from Harrison's as he held no office or moneyed support, faced opposition from insiders, yet secured a two thirds majority. He was chosen because he was the party’s favorite and the people knew how to insist on him when they wanted a man.
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Homestead
Carnegie
Pinkerton
Scotland
Democratic Party
C. B. Stevens
Dawson
Terrell
Herald
Stevens
Wm. E. Smith
Henry G. Turner
Congress
Mr. Stevens
Jurner
Eleventh
Waycross
Camden
Charlton
Atkinson
Dodge
Roberts
Turner
Spencer Atkinson
Ocala
David M. Roberts
Judge Atkinson
Judge Roberts
Georgia
Mr. Turner
Halls
Union
Macon
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Hammond Stumps District. Bower Seeks Re‑election
Hon W M Hammond of Thomasville, campaigning for B E Russell, stopped in Dawson Friday returning from Cuthbert to Thomasville and was hosted by Prof J W F Lowrey. Hammond is a leading Second district figure, praised by the Dawson News. Judge B B Bower seeks re election to the Flint circuit judgeship after years on the bench. Thomasville supporters back another term.
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W. M. Hammond
Thomasville
B. E. Russell
Dawson
Cuthbert
J. W.F. Lowrey
Hammond
Colonel Russell
B. B. Bower
Flint
Bower
Georgia
Decatur County
Caswell Aiken
Towit
H. B. Murnicn
Benny Russell Delivers Democratic Address in Decatur
Hon Benny Russell of Decatur spoke to about 250 to 300 Democratic voters, praising the party doctrine and rallying the audience. Observers noted the strong reception though some refrained from personal endorsement.
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Benny Russell
Decatur
Russell
Righ
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