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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
2
Col Walters faced a fatal shot in Moultrie while Georgia debates gold versus silver as silverites resist recent Georgia gold discoveries. The Michigan Democratic convention backs sound money and Alabama endorses Cleveland administration. Local figures like Turner Harrell Brinson and Rep. Harrell mix in party lines as debates pivot on July 7 and October contests.
The Democrat notes Capt. W. M. Hammond of Thomasville will not run for Congress, citing professional obligations and the party’s split as reasons. It praises his conservative stance on the Chicago platform and bi metalism, while recounting reactions from Ex-Judge J. M. Griggs and others on currency policy and June primaries.
Judge Lawson’s letter to Democrats of the Eighth district salutes sound money and condemns fiat currency. He argues for gold and silver coinage, cites history, and calls for principled campaigning while urging unity against Populism. The missive marks him as a bold, clear-headed leader in Georgia politics.
Ex Governor William E Raecell argues the key issue for the Chicago convention is the party platform on money. A clear sound money pledge could solidify nominations, while any tilt toward free coinage risks defeat and the party’s long term viability. Officials call for firm stand and clear declarations to guide ticket selections.
An advertisement touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as preventive and curative for indigestion. It claims the product supplies missing digestive materials, tones the organs, and promotes comfort after meals. Sold by druggists from 10 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
A tabular comparison cites 1894 Bureau of the Mint figures showing gold stock of 1.626 billion dollars and per capita circulation of 25.00. It contrasts with a proposed free coinage plan yielding a silver standard value of about 8.00 per capita true value and 16.00 face value, prompting a call to choose sound money over debased currency and ends with a patriotic quote.
The Detroit Saw prints the tale of Miss Margaret Stenbaugh of 8 Miami avenue who recovers from a four year illness through Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Sworn affidavit dated December 15 1893. ad claims pills restore blood and nerves and list a wide range of ailments. Pills sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady NY with prices 50 cents a box or two 2.50 for six.
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