Unclear archival note on state policy and leadership
Fragmentary text references a state leader, a policy issue, and mentions of a newspaper source. It hints at debates over governance and loyalty, with phrases suggesting historic political themes and cross-state honors. The readable portions are too fragmentary to determine a clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Pennsylvania
Differnt Tobacco Growers’ Associations
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade
Platform of the Georgia Democratic Party in 1892
A lengthy reform platform asserts limited state and federal powers, economy in expenditures, and a tariff critique. It calls for free coinage of silver and gold, banking reform, post office control but opposition to telegraphs and telephones, and broad popular rights while warning against centralization. The document critiques political extremists and outlines party aims for Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of Georgia
State Commission
Interstate Commission
Georgia
Congress
Cedar Grove Ga
Feellow
Ieaven
Democratic Party
Johnston
Battle of
Bull Run
Washington
H. G. Turner
Humphreys
Texas
Republican Party
Tuos
J. Livingston
Quitman Free Press
General Presentments of the Decatur County Grand Jury 1892
The May Term 1892 grand jury reports a high level of indictments reflecting lax morals, urges the county to enforce laws, notes jail repairs needed, and recommends a new jail and tax levy. They examine public officers books, endorse county finances, and propose public notice publication of the presentments. They also list appointments for Notaries Public and thank Judge Bower and Solicitor Spence. They include county sheriff and tax payer actions, and urge publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Decatur County
Collin’s
Wight’s Mill
Rambo’s Mill
Justices of the Peace
Notaries
W. T. Johns
N. P
A.S. McBride
W. E. Smith
W. W. Russell
T. E. Speight
W. Freeman
Wimberley
J. B. Wooten
Unty
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
L. F. Patterson
Richard Hicks
Chas Bluemont
B. B. Bower
W. N. Spence
W. C. Subhers
Foreman
T. B. Maxwell
J. A. Herring
W. E.swicord
J.P. Rawls
D. W. Maxwell
H. G. Curry
W. Johnson
M. W. Bates
C. B. McNair
C. A.C
Decatur Superior Court
C. W. Wimberley
Superior Court
E. R. Peabody
G.8. McNair
Decatur
Eorgia
Bainbridge
Said
Mehegan & Newnan
George D. Gritfin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patelies
van Heest
Cleveland
Felegrapl
Ligheta
Tronicle
Wirinnte
Everly
Boone Hill
New York
Simon
Higheen
Jourhal
Tate
Tan
Montgomery
Michell County
Elith
Spence
Hand
Sudlemney
J. HL
Uariog
Atlanta
Union
Thomasville Times
Ben Russell
Mr. Russell
Russell
Dick Whitely
Colquitt County
Mobley
Triplett
April Grn
Contra County
Bank of Bainbridge
McNair
G. S. McNair
J.P. Munnerlyn
R.A. McTyer
T. G. Moore
Mr. Moore
Towit
Mth
Court House
Alabama Midland Railroad
Brinson Station
J. H. Josey
Stein
Brynson & Souis
Prince A. Jackson
Decatur Superior Court, In Favor of H. B. Ehrlich & Cove
Miller
Miller County
Colquitt
Charles Goodwin
J. L. Dickenson
J. R. Horxsay
Millersonny
A. J. Kimbrel
C. H. Kimbrel
Said County
A. B. Bethea
Justice Court
J. W
J.G. Holliday
Thia
J. R. Hornssy
Sheriff
Court of Ordinary
Florida Street
Andrew Munroe
William Drayton
H. W. McTyer
Washington Street
Littleton Belcher
Joax M. Brown
Fair
Oscar Rich
Moses Drrs
Bainbridge, Ga
T. B. Gremmer
R. A. Gremmer
C. J. Munferlyn
P. Wilkin
P. E. Wilkin
W. Cowant
Gr. A. Wight
Rosa King
Rosa Hair
Tone King
Ion
MaxEwer
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