27 Jul 1899
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
1
The column mixes partisan views and local color from Georgia figures and outlets. It cites Governor Roosevelt debates, tariff ties, Bryan's stance, and editorials from Waycross and Spartan Ishmaelite, framing a turbulent political moment with calls for unity and reflection on national issues.
Henry Grady urges communities to boost the town's economy by supporting local businesses and young industries. He warns against reliance on distant capital and calls for self help and patronage of home products to strengthen sovereignty and prosperity. The piece also reports on Plant system relief department court rulings and Thomasville aiding Bainbridge's fire effort with engine and men.
The New Orleans States laments one man rule under Republicans arguing the constitution is dead and presses who authorized the Puerto Rico, Guam, and Philippines seizures. It notes Congress declared war on Spain for Cuba but has said nothing on Puerto Rico, Guam, or the Philippines.
A sermon-defining exhortation laments widespread dishonesty and warns that no one can enter the kingdom with an dishonest dollar. It attacks worldliness among youth, condemns debt avoidance, and elevates integrity over gambling or unpaid purchases in a call to strict moral conduct.
The piece argues the Democratic Party faces a split over free silver similar to four years ago and urges calm leadership. It cites Senator Morgan of Alabama as proposing a unifying plan and stresses educating voters to elect silver supporters to Congress and a president who will honor the party will.
The Sylvan Valley News of Brevard North Carolina urges readers to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand and use it at onset of an attack. The editor notes twenty years of family use and asserts it can save hours of suffering while a physician is awaited.
The Georgia press debates a white primary as a solution to social tensions and electoral manipulation. The Macon News argues it would purify politics, curb bribery, and place the black electorate appropriately, while preserving Democratic integrity.
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