Public letter on caucus power and political independence
A Georgia candidate defends his character and contends against a Milledgeville caucus that he says forecloses independent voters. He asserts strong Republican beliefs, argues seven-man caucus control is undemocratic, and urges citizens to judge candidates by merit and public will.
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