Farmers Alliance and 1890 Census Notes in Mississippi
Mississippi readers receive updates on State Alliance figures and endorsements, county conventions, and candidate moves in the run for governor. The piece covers census preparations, enumerator duties, questions on land, crops, livestock, and farm values, plus notes on local political shifts and notable deaths in Crystal Springs.
Call on Chrismtart and Cassedy Nominates Judge Chrisman for Lincoln County
The community endorses Judge Chrisman for nomination amid broad white voter support. The state bond on W E Hemingway continues, and Wilkinson and A Te Gaynes are named for the Constitutional Convention in Copi Jak.
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Chrismtart
Cassedy
Chrisman
H. Cassedy
L&ader
Lincoln County
Vicksburg Metall
Dudge Chrisman
W. E. Hemingway
W. ©. Wilkinson
A. Te. Gaynes
Copith
Copijak
Convention Talk On Suffrage And Delegation
The letter from W P Harte and S S Carnoon discusses convention strategy on suffrage, the risk of binding instructions, and the need for delegates to act with freedom. They argue that changing property or educational qualifications should not bar voters and urge leaving the convention to leading minds to seek fair, unbound deliberation.
Declines Candidacy for Constitutional Convention
Jackson Mississippi May 28 1800 a statement to Hinds County readers declares the recent convention prompted by elective covenants and opposed property restrictions. After reflection the author says they are not qualified for candidacy under the instructions and declines the nomination amid calls for relief.
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Jackson, Miss
Hinds County
Peminees
Political letters urge delegates to constitutional convention
A letter from Lincoln county residents asks Judge Chrisman to allow his name as a delegate candidate and Henry Cassedy to run as a state at large nominee. The document lists many signatories and stresses the grave crisis facing the state and the need for timely decisions despite a summer session of courts and limited canvassing.
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Las
Greenville
Pink Smith
Tre. Smith
Ledare
J. Z. George
Capt
D S. Med
Maj
W. I. Morton
Charienia
Chrisman
Jone Lith
Lincoln County
Ry Cassedy
Jane Isth
W. Gittner
A - M. Smith
KW. Me Sante
Ward Smith
Allen Smith
W.F. Parsons
Tsane Smith
LH. White
Wow. Cuse
M. Breytus
Citer
Abshagen
Granberg Smith
Ellsiary Britt * Ang
D. Martin
Green
Allen
W. Sinuttitu
Dino
D Phillips
Dus. Connerly
Zaynle Daniels
Chrivman
Wilk Ren
Isaac Smith
Temdered
J. B. Crrissian
We have reached the jumping off place for the Index
Columbus residents are urged to pay overdue subscription dues or the Index will shut down. E R Calhoun is authorized to collect, with threats of legal action. Also notes Anthony Thomas was hanged in Raleigh on the 28th for the murder of Miss Leta Lofton.
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Serine
Becauer
Gowermutat
Ix Roi
Sonal Liberty
Columbus
E. R. Calhoun
Law
Brother Banks
Tewett
Artesia
Dolin L. Sullivan
Anthony Thomas
Letla Lofton
Hong
Raleigh
Alliance Politics and Democratic Prospects in Georgia and Mississippi
S P L Ohavier writes from Witanpare Georgia May 5 1890 urging the Alliance to stay out of party politics and support capable officers. He praises harmony among Alliance members and other vocations, notes railroads and factories, and endorses local candidates and the Democratic party while warning against coercing the Alliance into politics. He reflects on Mississippi moving toward white supremacy and expresses health and business notes from Southeast Georgia.
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Witanpare
Georgia
Allianes
Georgina
Conerly
Judge Chrisman
Cassedy
Democratic Party of
Mississippi
Lhate
Viney Woods
S. PL
Ohavier
Political rifts and consumer cures in late era papers
A collage of editorials and advertisements shows party infighting over the Farmers Alliance and the South’s politics, with denunciations of the Bourbons and calls to attend conventions. It also critiques Supreme Court action, expounds on a supposed $315,000 accounting error, and promotes Electric Riders and a halftone saleable salve and medicines with typical period ad copy.
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Congress
Circuit Court awards $5,000 in Stampy v. F C Railroad case
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday with a verdict of $5,000 for Virgil Stampy against the F C Railroad for false imprisonment and injury to character. The railroad plans to appeal. Another case, Brennan v Powell over a tax title to Capt. Powell’s Brookhaven residence, also likely to be appealed. An unrelated local note recounts a stabbing near Larkin’s gate leaving Hamilton Smith with nonfatal wounds. Smith recovering. A craftsman, Sam Storm, shows a cultivator model possibly to patent. further details withheld for space.
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Circuit Court
Virgil Stampy
F.C. Railroad
E. F. Brennan
D. Powell
Brennan
Capt. Powell
Brookhaven
Plaintif
Hamilton Smith
Board of Supervisors
Joseph Wolfe
Larkin
Smith
Wolfe
Sam Storm
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Hooker
State Alliance
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Wol. Clapp
Roe. Koll
Alabama
Cul. Jatius
Roth
Pike
Awite
Amite
Jefferson County
Saat
State Business College
Meridian
RC. King
A. & M. College
Prof
Watson
King
Board of Trustees
Ee Vickeburg
Alliance Exchange
Alliance
Mesars KU. Patty
B. F. Passmore
State Alliance Exchange
M. Miller
State Exchange
Bb. J. West
J.C. Hall
JH. Beeman
Aut
W. A. Unrt
New
Fareer
Vicksburg
Harris
Calhoon
Hinda County
Lxavnit
Hinds
County Alliance
Brockhaven
Jone
Wittenee
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Daege
Tesh
Robert P. Porter
Auden Harris
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Tam
United States
Tisan Congress
Carnoon
Hints County
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P. Oliver
Conerty
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Farmers Alliance
Solid South
Democratic Party
U.S. Supreme Court
Memphis Appeal
Greenville Democrat
Eney
T. Meade & Co
Arnica Salto
Vle
Mende & Co Benekharen
W.P
L. H. Baggett
Brookhaven, Miss
Sam
Ida J. Schaller
Charles Cirisman
W. 8. Tioskins
Brookhaven Machine
DR. A. Lewenthal
Dr. King
W. H. Cole
Fort Smith
T. T. Meade
Josefh Exiore
Deckee
J. E
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Janiity
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