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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
2
The piece urges unity within the party as fusion forms on the national ticket. It notes Hoke Smith and various figures, discusses gubernatorial choices, and warns against turning the prohibition issue into a party weapon while stressing home and denominational values. The Wesleyan Christian Advocate is cited.
The piece notes TM Hammond nomination in the Second district and discusses party standings. It highlights Gov Atkinson's support from Black voters and white allies, praising his fair administration and urging civic responsibility among the Negro electorate in Georgia. It cites editorials from Marietta Journal and Atlanta Journal.
A mid September Populist rally and barbecue will be held at Whigham with candidates Watson and Wright, Johnny Sibley, and other leaders expected to address a crowd. The event, dubbed a Revival, will include home cooked fare and hampers, aiming to sway discontented voters though others doubt converts will occur.
The community notes celebrate visitors and departures including Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCrary and Miss Ethel Crawford. A death by lightning prompts condolences to the Peeples family. The Literary Society meets with local and visiting attendees while Misses Irene and Ramell Bradwell are praised. Baseball fever spreads as old farmers join in. A discussion on Mr. Sibley’s eligibility for office notes residency rules and upcoming election.
Bainbridge merchants and business men offer superior inducements to farmers to bring cotton to the city. Best prices paid for cotton here with low prices for needs. Long staple variety not yet established this season. The community claims honesty and clever dealings have built a strong reputation and growth each year. Bring your cotton to Bainbridge and get the top of the market.
The Early County News published a letter signed by fugitive Brack Adams alleging graft and witness payment incidents involving G W Carter and Pierce Dozier. Carter responds through THE DEMOCRAT calling the claims false in every particular and pledging to present indisputable facts.
Mr Geo N Lewis superintendent of Roseland Plantation announces plans to leave at year end creating an opening for an experienced farmer and stockman. The 5000 acre South Georgia plantation formerly run as a dairy showcases Devon cattle Essex pigs and strong cotton tobacco corn and pasture land. It offers a desirable home near Bainbridge School with ample water and cool summers. R A Lytle of South Georgia Live Stock and Plantations will provide any needed assurance.
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