Georgia Legislature Meets and Georgia Political Debate
A note discusses the Georgia Legislature meeting on the 24th of the month, populists and election turnout in Florida Js, potential speaker Crip seeking his old seat, and the general assembly voting for senator on national election day. It quotes opinions on campaigning, reform movements, and the influence of public figures like Hon. John Temple Graves and W. H. Fleming, plus reflections on social behavior and flirtation.
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Cegker Crisp
John Temple Graves
J.T
Micawber
John Temple
Georgia’s Narrow Democratic Margin in State Vote
Georgia statewide results show a Democratic lead of about 25,000, explained by coalition dynamics, Populist strength, intra party rifts, and criticism of some Democrats blaming national policy. The piece contrasts 1892 and 1894 patterns, urges unity, and argues currency and tariff debates shaped voter choices while defending Democratic record and warning against Populist ashift.
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Georgia
Northen
Repucans
Republican Party
Cleveland
Atlanta Journal
South
Democratic Party
Mint
Grover Cleveland
Georgia Platform Declares Democratic Goals and Policy
The Georgia State Democratic convention adopts a platform affirming limited federal powers, local self-government, and currency reform including free coinage of silver and gold parity. It denounces centralizing ideas and calls for tax equity, rail regulation, convict management reform, and continued support for education and law obedience. Also lists grand and traverse jurors for Miller Superior Court October term.
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Senate
Boston
Georgia
Atlan
Democratic Party of Georgia
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Miller Superior Court
C. T. Stegall
A. T. Davis
J. M. Wilson
W. A. McDonald
G. W. Smith
H.G. Roberts
W. E. Lane
C. A. Sheffield
F. M. Newberry
W. E. Slanter
T. J. Rawls
Chas, Pickren
T. M. Bowen
Chas. Lane
C. M. Jones
J. A. J. Sheffield
B.G. Sikes
E. B. Jones
C.C. Miller
P. E. Wilkin
B. B. Lane
F. E. Fudge
H. F. Mack
L. Overstreet
E. A. Philips
J. E. Roberts
T. Dunn
S. ©. Deburry
T. B. Duce
Brown
Miller County
Canme Branninxg
Bainbridge
J. M.unians
Superior Court
Roperts
Patsy Jackson
Eibel
Miller Sup
Cotton market report and commodities news
The market section notes steady cotton quotes with Good Middling to Strict Low Middling levels and mentions various grades. It lists Related commodities such as corn, fodder, rice, sweet potatoes, syrup, and hides, along with notes on poultry and cottonseed. The piece reflects a late period market update with mixed agricultural goods and price indications.
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Steininger, & Co
Georgia
Florida
Eenovistoss Vo
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