Georgia Politics and Democratic Struggles in May Coverage
A Georgia press roundup outlines Democratic tensions amid free silver debates, endorsements, and campaign ambitions. It notes Uncle Josiah Patterson’s return to Georgia, F. F. duBignon’s reception, Crisp’s likely county endorsements, and Republican inaction. It reports crop prospects, silver as money, and local campaign organizing in Atlanta and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah” Patterson
Georgia
Atlanta
Sound Money
Crisp
United States Senate
Fulton County
Sound Money League
Thia
Judge Bower and the 1892 Democratic silver platform
The Albany Herald faces critique of Judge Bower while he aligns with the 1892 Democratic platform favoring free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Supporters describe him as a country boy turned judge, loyal to Democratic principles, with Baker Miller and Decatur counties backing his candidacy. The piece challenges free silver arguments by noting rising cotton and wheat prices despite absence of free coinage laws. It cites the Columbus Enquirer and Savannah Press on Inman and silver policy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bower
Albany Herald
Bower
Herald
Tne
the Herald
Baker County
Cincinnatus
Halcyon
Colquitt
Miller County
Baker
Miller
Decatur
The
Columbus Enquirer
New York
Chicago
Coutton
Atlanta
Mr. Inman
Savannah Press
Inman
South
Democratic Faith in Sound Money and Political Debate
The article reviews the 1892 Democratic platform on monetary policy advocating bimetallic standard and equal coinage value, notes opposition to the Sherman Act, and discusses future primaries, political loyalties in Georgia, and local notices on weather and community events. It mentions McKinley’s political stance, local opinions, and upcoming June primary plans with cross-partisan openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado
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Decatur and Miller Courties
City of
Bainbridge
Ben E. Russell, MO M. Brown
Lainbridge
Brown
United States
Byron B. Bower
Decatur County
the National Convent
St. Louis
McKinley
T-E
Sherman
Texas
F. F. duBignon
Richard Johnson
State Pension Department
Congress
Democratic
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
du Bignon
Sam
McIntosh
Henry
Democracy
Thomasville T-E
Mesers Griggs
Walters
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
South Georgia
Reed
Quay
Morton
Allison
Bradley
Cuthbert
Griggs
Randolph County
Henry B. Plant
G. H. Smith
Patton
Princeton
Mr. Plant
Mr. Plan
Plant
Br. Smith
England
France
Germany
Russia
Belgium
Denmark
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Austro-Hungary
Ain
Rtugal
Italy
Servia
Australis
Canada
China
Tagan
Southamerican Republic
Brio
Mexico
Rey
Aoa
Democratic Party of
New York World
Ohio
Iinally
Atiafulgus
Caffey
Mallie Lester
Quincy
Fla
E. Nicholson
Ainsworth
Oak City
Ocheesee
Bennie Jackson
G. P. Wood
Bennie
A. Cook
Ben Nussbaum
Senate
W.C.M
Turner
Isaiah Sweet
Ben Cobb
Valdosta Times
Atlanta Journal
Miller Sheriff Sale Seorg
Fic
Iquitt
Geo
Solanist and
Morgan Road
Fifa
Ralyig Tavern
R. Metin
E. Smith
Seeraiene
Sharin
R. E. L. Dasher, Brick -Rasch
Ramon
Cremps
Ali
Cullen & Newman, Sole Proprietors
Knoxville
Tenn
Scott
Don Boozer
Bruce Building
Hagy
Bob Bruce
NEW City Stable
South Broad St., In
Acein & CO
Flint River Lumber & Expo
Bainbridge, GA
Lumbee
Man
Raemon
Tall Desiers
Ormats
Grazer
Galatia
Iuls
Paris Medicine Co
Scar
GROVE
Oura Truly
Abney, Carr & Co
I. Zachavias
R. L. Brace
Bainbride, Ga
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Steiminger Megentile
Gforgia
Kogry
of Ste
Seine
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