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Cassville Standard

Location

Cassville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1860

Page

2

District Electors and Alternates Listed

The Standard lists district electors for the 5th district including Jas L Seward of Thomas B Y Martin of Muscogee Nathan Bass of Bibb H Warner of Meriwether Jas W Harris of Cass J P Simmons of Gwinnett J P Hook of Richmond with alternates M Jackson of Whitfield and A Crawtonp of Gass.

Ies Gardner Richmond Saffold Morgan Jas. L. Seward Thomas B. Y. Martin Muscogee Nathan Bass Bibb H. Warner Meriwether Jas. W. Harris Cass J. P. Simmons Gwinnett J. P. Hook Washington J. Cumming M. Jackson Whitfield A. Crawtonp Gass

Democratic Convention at Milledgeville Chooses Georgia Electors

The Milledgeville convention met on the 14th to nominate Douglas and Johnson electors. Georgia’s National Democratic ticket is praised as patriotic and capable, with strong figures like Alexander H. Stephens and A. R. Wright. The article defends the convention against secessionist claims and warns against Breckinridge influences, noting districts and alternates for the electoral slate and honoring Herschel V. Wade as vice presidential candidate.

Milledgeville Douglas Johnson Mil- Wedgeville Breckinridge National Democracy of Georgia United States Senate Alexander H. Stephens A. R.wright Seward Congress Martin Nathan Bass Warner Gol J. W. Harris James P. Simmons J. S. Hook Cumming Herschel V. Wane Eres Ee Mearly

Georgia Speech and Bell and Everett Convention Report

A Georgia speaker extols Douglas amid a political crisis and defends squatter sovereignty. The Bell and Everett Convention at Milledgeville nominated William Law, B. H. Hill and alternates for presidential electors, with delegates from 87 counties. J. W. A. Sanford presided as A. R. Wright addressed Atlanta.

Bell and Everett Milledgeville J. W. A. Sanford B. H. Mill R. P. Trippe William Law Chatham B. H. Hill Troup

Appointment of George N Lester as Supreme Court Reporter

The Reporter Supreme Court notes with pleasure the appointment of George N Lester to the position of Reporter of the Supreme Court. Col Lester rose through the bar by perseverance and industry and is praised for his character, integrity, and moral standing. The writer commends his qualifications and fitness for the role.

George N. Lester Supreme Court Col. Lester Col. L

Kentucky Democratic Convention Nominates Full Electors

The Douglas Convention met in Louisville on the 11th and nominated Arch Dixon and J C Mason for state at large electors. Over 700 delegates attended. The National Democracy of Kentucky aims to win, with seceders likely to fall short in votes.

A. R. Wright National Democracy Atlanta Judge J Wright North-West Georgia Judge Wright Kentucky Louisville Arch. Dixon United States Kansas Missouri J. C. Mason Congress National Democracy of Seceders

Glenn praised as rallyer for Democratic nominees

The speaker lauds Hon L J Glenn as a capable leader and brother in law of Howell Cobb, noting his tenure as former Mayor of Atlanta and his suitability to mobilize Democratic support for their nominees.

Douglas Johnson Howell Cobb Atlanta Georgia Glenn

The Wonder of the Age Cowcumber Inspires Crowd

A citizen grows a giant twenty eight inch cowcumber in his garden averaging two inches daily. Townsfolk flock daily to view the vegetable and speculate it could dampen presidential campaign excitement. Hon Robert Toombs is to address Cartersville on the 36th. ina.

Robert Toouibs Cartersville Ina

The Cherokee Cavalry in Uniform Parades at Cassville

The Cherokee Cavalry appear in full uniform on parade, praised for revived martial spirit across the South. The article urges local youth to pursue military drill, proposes encampment near the Agricultural Fair Grounds on September 25 26 and 27, and notes the cavalry lack colors, hoping Cassville area young ladies will present a flag and be duly honored.

Cassville

Cass County Tax Returns and Census Totals Noted

The issue records Cass County tax returns compiled by Clerk Inferior Court and notes census figures from Deputy Marshal Capt. W. W. Rich. It lists totals of polls, land, enslaved persons, real and personal property values, and other economic data, along with population and demographics across several districts. The article also discusses political fusion, editorials, and public commentary surrounding the 1860 campaigns and Breckinridge-Bell alignments.

Cass County John F. Mitcell Clerk Inferior Court A. F. Morrison W. W. Rich G. M

Democratic Georgia Convention Opens In Milledgeville

The Georgia Democratic State Convention met in Milledgeville with Col. N. Bass as temporary chairman. Delegates from numerous counties were seated, officers elected, and a permanent committee chosen to select state electors. Col. Lawson presided as president and speeches followed endorsing Union principles and the Constitution.

Minnepreville State of Georgia House of Representatives Milledgeville Col. N. Bass Bibb Wm. H. Pritchard Richmond Martin J. Ford Chatham Baldwin J. D. Fannin C. V. Brown B. B. DeGraffenreidh L. Waitzfelder T. M. Bradford N. C. McGee George W. Fort Benjamin Sandford J. W. Armstrong Oliver Porter Sam L. B. Hunter Nathan Bass H. J. Lamar J- F. Barefield George A. McIheny W. K. DeGraffenreid M. Meriwether N. W. Stone Coweta Columbus D. Smith Dougherty A. J. Swinney Elbert E. P. Edwards Fannin A. R. Wright Fayette J. F. Johnson Floyd Augustus R. Wright F. C Shropshire Fulton John Neal James A. Stewart James P. Hambleton Glasscock F. P. Rains David Curry Jones Leroy Singleton Laurens J. R. Cochran Liberty Wm. B. Goulden Lincolna James N. Hawes Marion Thaddeus Oliver Joe F. Rushkin Michael G. Brady John Q. Spires Meriwether A. F. Hill J. A. Bender Mitchell James Patillo A. D. Puckett Monroe A. Cochran S. W. Burney Morgan Thos Safford Isaac Welton James S. Reid Charles Allison Thomas Hallings Murray John M. Jackson Muscogee B. Y. Martin Wm. W. Garrard J. J. Martin Newton A. H. Lee F. Jones Oglethorpe J. Cunningham Pike R. S James Mullin Schley H. L. French Thos. J. Baisden

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The J. R. Wiele Cassville, Geo National Democratic Stephen A. Douglas Illinois Herschel V. Johnson Taliaferro D. Floyd Jal T.1 Sale Garnet Andrews Wilkes Hines Holt S. B. Spencer Marcellus Douglas L. T. Doyal W. F. Wright J. R. Parrott H. P. Bell Ira E. Dupree Lafayette Lamar Alum Springs Reporter Supreme Court L. J. Glenn Lor Bell New York Lincoln Douglas J Bohannon New York Times Breckinridge National Committee Staxpany Enrrox Breckinridge Party Olid Hickory Union J. C. Breckinridge Mr. Breck Democratic Party Yancey & Co Yancey Yancey Party Friends of Mess Old Buck L. M. Keit Messrs. A. G. Salley W L. Yancey J. A. Slaughter Mr. Breckinridge Peta Lake Erie Caperas Tar Heel Scriven Olmstead, J. T Dell Alexander Smith F. Brantley James B. Davis Wim. B. Gldet T.italy Wm. B. Gurry Stain Ter Jas. P. Haseblaton Ful Fith F. G. Shropshire Clinttooga Dekal Rayrullh Waiton Putnam Hon Lawson Burke Samuel Robin Son Win- H- Pritchard Messrs. Seward Deshaffenwald Cochrane Comusil Tse Col. Lawson T. DeWolfe Chattahoochee Chattooga Messrs J. B. Wright J. L. Seward H. L. Taylor A. A. Adams N. Bass W. Burney James F. Johnsons J. P. Hambleton J. A. Crawford John B. Davis T. P. Safford W. Warren EA. Allen L. D. Lalerstedt Mr. Jones Herschel V. Johnson Messre Thomas Jones Ke Gaulden T. P. Saffeld Ifopablic
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