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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1878
Page
2
The Express announces larger circulation and planned improvements while editor W. Radley Hallor is away for six weeks visiting relatives and cities including Nashville Louisville and Cincinnati on Witress business. Mr Ep F Gingon will oversee the office and handle payments during the absence.
A scathing critique condemns A H Stephens for bigotry and egotism, calling him out for disloyalty to the party and insinuations of opportunistic self-dictation. The piece labels his conduct as puerile senility, warning of political manipulation amid the Potter Resolution investigation and broader national pride concerns. The column also notes literary updates and a New York World remark on Senator Conkling, framing ongoing political scrutiny.
In Washington on June 14 1878 officials and senators discuss the Capitol probe. References to James Anderson John Sherman and Senator Matthews frame criticism of Republican leaders and exposure of alleged forgeries and misconduct. Separate notes cover River and Harbor and Sundry Civil Bill debates plus claims payments by the Southern Claims Commission and a Pomeroy candidacy, with remarks on Ingalls.
J B Thomas reviews the Annie gold mine noting ore averaging eight dollars per ton with pockets of high grade ore. He cites five stamp mill plans and water power to boost yields, forecasts decades of development, and mentions the nearby Gold Hill mine and its richer ore.
James Slover of Pulaski County Indiana writes that nine years of dyspepsia and liver trouble left him unable to keep food down. After using Dr Hanven's Liver Pills he reports clear improvement and full recovery after a second course.
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