Democratic Platform and Wide River Policy Prompts Debate
The text outlines the Democratic Party platform from the Chicago convention, defending local self government and constitutional rights, calling for free coinage of gold and silver, opposition to monometallism, and broader economic reforms. It also details views on tariffs, banking, pensions, territorial admission, and river improvements, urging relief for the people and renewed prosperity.
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Where We Are At
The Democrat condemns free silver as a mistake yet pledges allegiance to Democratic principles beyond currency disputes. It calls economic issues for experts and argues democracy endures through many currencies, from Jefferson’s era to today, existing for centuries.
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Stick to the Ship in Georgia Campaign Push
A call to disciplined, united action for the fall political campaign. Emphasizes harmony within the Democratic Party in Georgia to support democracy nationwide, energize supporters, and avoid internal strife while pursuing victory in November.
The Kicker in Town A Cautionary Portrait
A humorous wary portrait warns of the town kicker who scorns progress and shuns effort. It contrasts the lazy critic with the need for enterprise and civic spirit, urging action over cynicism and cheerful steadfastness in community life. The piece blends satire with verse urging resilience and humor.
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Saints
United Efforts
No Gold Cure for Him Politician Refuses Gold Cure Over Silver Stance
A noted state politician visiting Jacksonville seeks a physician’s remedy against campaign temptations. After a sharp outburst, he insists he will remain a silver man at 16 to 1, refusing the gold cure and seeking another doctor. The piece contrasts postwar Southern finance with warrants valued at face value under Democratic rule versus potential Republican bayonet rule.
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Wake Up and Work for Community Prosperity
A Civic exhortation urges Wake Up style motivation to seize opportunities and boost town growth. It calls residents to diligent work, avoid idleness, and pursue higher aims, praising perseverance and communal progress. It also endorses Judge Hopkins of Thomasville as a strong Senate candidate with solid Wiregrass support.
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J. H. Zeit
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