South politics and populist strain in regional discourse
A fragmented text traces themes of southern politics and industrial concerns, naming figures such as Atkin and Nieranibald and referencing Washington, Democrats and liberal enterprise. It hints at economic stress, market volatility, and public sentiment shaping policy in the era.
Political realignments and the third party surge
A discussion on the Peoples party prospects in 1892 and the South’s loyalty to the Democrats, arguing that retrenchment and tariff reform drive Democratic unity while the Alliance and Farmers' Alliance seek to shift support. The piece cites alliances within the South and warns against a Peoples party victory altering sectional politics. The Washington Post and Atlanta Journal are cited on the South’s defensive unity.
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People’s Party
Repartitio Willa
Pon Cheam
Streves
Democraes
Yberty
Fefferson
Madison
Jackson
South
House
Senate
Washington Post
Athinta Journal
Pensylvania
Georgia
Alabama
White House
Capitol
Union
Post
the Post
Georgia politics in flux with new leaders eyed
Savannah Morning News predicts shifts in state power as leaders like Gov. Northern and Pat Calhoun contemplate runs, with ongoing jockeying for senate seats as Colquitt’s term nears end. The piece discusses party coalitions, road tax reforms, and local notices from Bainbridge and Decatur County.
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Savannah Morning News
Georgia
South Georgia
Northern
Pat Calhoun
Calhoun
Watson
Colquitt
Senator Coluitt
Joe Brown
Gen. Gordon
Savannah
Middle and
North Georgia
Georgia Democrats Stand United Against Third Party Drift
The Atlanta Journal asserts Georgia voters will not abandon the Democratic Party despite third party rallies. It argues unity protects state prosperity, integrity, and credit, while accusing Republicans of sowing dissolution and foreign influence to split the solid South.
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Georgia
Democratic Party of Georgia
Perth
Solid South
South
Democratic Party
Aijanta
Democratic Party Platform Promotes Opposition To Class Legislation
The Mississippi Democrats reaffirm opposition to class legislation and the sub-treasury plan, pledging steadfast devotion to party principles. The Georgia tone urges strong, rallying Democratic language to energize supporters statewide. A Coffee bills proposes fines for judges and officials who drink on duty, with penalties and possible removal from office.
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Mississippi
Democratic Party
Georgia
Simon
Tribune
Unpaid Tax Sale Notices for Various District Lots
Public notices list multiple parcels in the 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 27th districts, all sold for unpaid taxes for years around 1890 1900. Parcels include land numbers 4 123 432 437 447 431 198 236 247 205 266 268 280 283 318 529 348 362 26 24 25 26n 101 107 108 237 168 520 39 37 540 501 267 38 36 103 186 and others in county jurisdictions. Amounts and precise districts given with sale conditions.
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Said County
Twenty First
Said
Sai County
Sail County
Als St
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Nelson estate dismission sought by administrator
Georgia Decatur County resides in a formal court notice where Admiral Nelson administrator Joseph Nelson asks to be discharged from estate duties and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in September 1991. creditors and kindred invited to show cause.
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Carrie E. Arline
H. F. Arline
Jackson County
Fla
Decatur County
M. E. Church
Ick
Lemuel
Bilow
Whigham
Tia
Bainbridge
Irel
Georgia
Pine Belt
Gulf
George D Griff
Decatur
State of
Court House
Pambridge
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