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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1878
Page
2
A fragment quotes W H Futon from 1874 on political strategy and private life. It suggests caution in endorsing conventions and hiring decisions, as he questions public roles versus personal restraint. The line evokes era views on leadership and civic duty.
The district faces a protracted campaign between Judge Lester and Dr. Felton. Voters express disappointment over the lack of a joint canvass and accuse parties of division, while supporters claim both candidates avoided public agreement and prompt economy was the motive.
A fragmented 19th century political message argues Greenbackers should remain within the Democratic party to advance greenback and anti National Bank aims. It urges support for Democratic leadership and platform while opposing separate party fracture and calls for using greenbacks to manage the debt under a Democratic Congress.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Dr. Felton's 1874 appeals in Cedar Town claiming lack of an official record and later boasting of one in 1876 while accusing Wm. H. Dabney of none. The speaker questions voters in the seventh district about trust and past conduct, citing alleged corruption and lobbying linked to Felton and local figures.
A 19th century letter questions Hon. W. IL Felton about secession, civil war support, and whether secession was right or wrong. The writer, George N. Lester, urges candid replies and accuses Felton of bias, demanding clear stances on governance and loyalty to the Union.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a farm loan figure and references to Santa title, Vauieni, Nia gids, Great Sgathern, and Abs. It notes a portalion, a courier, and a plea to Gantemplate with Brown and unnamed officials, but content is largely indecipherable and inconsistent. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or clear entities.
Georgia reader laments political attack on Gov Bullock era critics. Letter by Mrs Felton defends moral courage of physicians and women while challenging Judge Lester and Lester supporters. It condemns political canvassing and cites 1870s Georgia political clashes, payrolls, and public money use with strong rhetoric about accountability and justice.
A garbled text fragment references voting rights, a disputed alliance, and a course that provokes the indignation of some readers about living honor and the deceased. It mentions a controversial arrangement and suppression of voices among friends and workers.
Washington Letter reports party dynamics amid Greenback influence across states like Maine and New Hampshire where Republican control shows more strain. It notes potential shifts in voter behavior as financial questions rise, mentions Carpenter and Hayes in a Senate race, and observes yellow fever developments in New Orleans and nearby cities.
Fragmented notes discuss why babies cry linking pain and discomfort. It mentions Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup as a remedy claiming soothing effects and a price of 25 cents per bottle. The text includes garbled branding and unclear references to individuals and products.
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