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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1892
Page
2
A fragmented clipping discusses Adlai E. Stevenson for vice president and F. Carter Tate for Congress, remarks on Alfred Tennyson's death, and calls for Democrats to unite under the flag. It notes November 8 elections, then reviews local results showing Third party weakness and Democratic gains across several counties, with President Harrison’s force bill stance criticized.
The article notes Governor Northen's expected 70 000 majority and reports Judge Wm A Reaves elected senator of the 32nd District with a 279 majority. It highlights Democratic unity, county wins by White Lumpkins and Dawson, and urges continued rallying for Cleveland in Congress. It also calls for partisan strength ahead of November.
In a frank statement Col J E Pottle announces he is withdrawing as the People's party candidate in the Georgia 6th district. He cites personal finances and energy demands of a campaign as reasons, says the Democratic and People's parties have spoken, and expresses hope the South will be righted in time.
Col Robinson and Mlon D Candler addressed about 400 listeners in the courthouse crowd urging Democratic ideals. They criticized the People's party platform while defending postwar Democratic positions and urged unity, likening current warnings to Napoleon at Waterloo and recommending Ayers Sarsaparilla for health.
In a letter from Gray Gables dated September 27, 1892, Grover Cleveland rejects a circulating claim attributed to Tom Watson, stating there is not an iota of truth in the southern stump tale aimed at prejudicing Democrats in the campaign. The missive responds to W F Fixpury of Gainesville Georgia and weights the stance against the rumor.
An OCR fragment describes a prize scheme for correct answers with cash rewards and a watch prize. It promotes Tear-NLYCAM toothpaste to attract attention, claims dental benefits, and offers mail order sample and a paid prize by sending answers to a stated address.
J W Blackwell administrator of J C Martin deceased petitions for discharge of administration and letters of dismission. Citations issued to all interested persons to show cause on the first Monday in December 1892. W OB Bens Orly.
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