19 May 1892
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1892
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century political screed analyzes the People’s Party role and its battle with the Third Party. It argues for studying government to thwart consolidation, warns party adherents against internal splits, and urges farmers and workers to unite to keep a party in power. The piece laments possible party extinction if rifts persist.
The piece defends the Democratic Party founded by Thomas Jefferson, arguing it upholds justice, equality, anti-monopoly, tariff reform, and fiscal prudence. It credits Democrats with protecting the South during Reconstruction, opposing force bills, and safeguarding the treasury. It then lists birth and death years of various third parties, critiques ongoing cotton tax refunds, and urges Congress to restore unjustly collected funds.
A Georgia traveler reports widespread third party activity led by Tom Watson in rural areas and papers. The piece warns Democrats to counteract the movement while praising Democratic ideals and urging unity amid shifting political currents.
A long passage argues for newspaper readership as essential to intellectual life and civic duty. It discusses the Farmers Alliance and Third Party movements, contrasts Democratic and Republican prospects in 1892, and includes dialectal verse and local notices about a village near Bainbridge with schools, churches, fishing, and residents visiting or returning.
Reports from across Georgia indicate a weakening of the Third Party movement. The Journal notes no localities show a revival, as white voters resist deserting the Democratic party amid fear of the force bill and tariff policies. Democratic victory is linked to financial relief, lower taxes, and economical governance. Georgia upholds the Democratic standard postwar history.
P K Wilkin administrator seeks court permission to sell lands of Dr P S Wilkin deceased. The application will be heard on the fourth Monday in May at 0 o clock. Notice dated April 5, 1892. D W Cowart Ordinary.
G A Wight guardian of Rosa King nee Hair applies to Decatur County Court for discharge from guardianship of her person and property. All persons concerned are cited to show cause by filing objections in the guardian’s office why letters of administration should not be granted. Oficial duties proceed under authority of the court.
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