Voter Registration Debate and Civil War Era Orders
A Civil War era bulletin discusses General Orders restricting elections in Georgia and details on voter registration procedures in a Washington ward. It covers oath requirements, interrogatories for registrants, and concerns about martial law and military oversight influencing the voting process.
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Theardvantens
Maton
Mavon
Georgia
Macon
State of Georgia
Thea
Ruane
U.S
Tirapg'un Dorrater
Ponte
G. Sibley
Reconstruction era debate pulls South toward compromise
An 1865 style editorial argues for cautious reconstruction despite harsh federal measures. It contrasts Governor's selfish approach with Lee and Nin partisans, urges open Negro meetings, warns against hidden emissaries, and endorses Col Goebel’s safeguards to resist coercion while promoting education and integration.
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Partica
Alame
Congress
Jaispen
South
Africa
Mino
Col
Goebel
Hum
Excluded and Free Voters in Georgia Postwar Rule
A public explainer details who is excluded from holding office or voting under the Georgia constitutional amendment and the military law, clarifying that former Confederate officeholders who did not engage in rebellion may still vote. It lists excluded groups, notes age and civil-officer limits, and cites the Governor and War Department communications alongside a Savannah and New Era discussion.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ay Cnser
United States
Confederate States
Etter
Joe Brown
New England
Conseigua
Jess
Maeal
Impeachment Progress Mocked by Cincinnati Paper
The Cincinnati Commercial exposes the impeachment inquiry as a farce. It portrays General Joe Geiger under sharp grilling by the committee, mocks questions about Connecticut speeches and Willard’s hotel bills, and questions whether high crimes could be hidden in such details.
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Stong
Mort
Cincinnati
Geder
Ohio
Joe Geiger
Stern
Friarly Ansley
Joseph
Ashley
Andy Johnson
Joe
Connecticut
Consetticnt
Washington
Geiger
Willard's
Congress
United States
Willard’s
What is Our Policy and the Nation in Debate
A sprawling editorial urges Americans to consider what constitutes policy across politics and society. It cites Republicans, Democrats, the President, Congress, and figures like Beecher and Thaddeus Stevens to illustrate partisan stakes while warning of tensions within the Radical party over universal suffrage and constitutional government.
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Stevens
N.Y. Tribune
Paxaineyt Jouxeon
Congress
Alinta Intelligencer
Eta
Moses
Solomon
Democratic Party
Beecher
Thad Stevens
Butler
Jay Grant
Buer
H. G
The
Tribune
New York Tribune
Raymond
the Times
Pope
Anowe
Chronicl & Sentinel
Georgia post office appointments confirmed by the Senate
The Montgomery Mail recalls Gen. Swayne leading Montgomery to meet Gen. Pope at Chattanooga and praises his character while noting expected moves. The Leufaula News reports Georgia post office appointments confirmed by the Senate including Mary J. Richardson Albany, Ashael R. Smith Rome, Samuel Williford Athens, Willis G. Goodwin Americus, Diltard M. Young Marietta, Wm A. Hullan Milledgeville.
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Montgomery
Swyve
Pope
Chattanooga
Montmeiriday
Swayne Seinsth
Wif Sette
Ainbama
Leufaula News
Georgia Post Office
Senate
Mary J. Hichardson
Albany
Ashael R. Smith
Rome
Samuel Williford
Athena
Willis G. Goodwin
Americus
Dil Tiard M. Young
Marietta
Wm. A. Hullan
Milledgeville
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Georgetown
W. P Seer Mors
Wulty
Jtly Nest
Columbus
Joan B. Monten
U. 8
A. Alg
Otiaial
Tatantry
Biyt
Breawen
Atult
McAllister
H. F. Bvenner
Eac Pertos
Thase
Auchenkee
Dune Nett
Davarasov
Gilkey
Itievell
Milledge
Abbeville
Wituas County
Supreme Court
Secretary of War
Howard
Freediness Bureau
Renate
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fim
Eorgia
Messenger
Baker
Culliout
Chattahoochee
Decatur
Donghiert
Bury
Elbert
Nunston
Lee
Liberty
Lincoln
Lowndes
Meriwether
Mitchell
Quitman
Randolph
Schley
Stewart
Sumter
Terrell
Thomas
Troup
Twiggs
Warren
Gryan
Chatham
Waites
Waters
S .Sverere
Rookoy
Camden
Pege
Calhoun
Ash
Bennett
Uo New York Herald
Spooney Butler
Bes Borceta
Rae Paess
Rhine
Port Fisher
Central Railway
Svannah
Gileey
Missiscreet
Sharkey
Cotmcil
Lampkin
Curmann
Gas Apeil
Cuthbert Manufai
Jartay Company
McDonald's
O'Clowk
J.M. Brooks
Macon, Georgia
W. WE. P. Taylor
Corhbert Sod Vliclty
Clase
Mart Sim
J. W. Bradley
Lacing
Eyal Fon
Bradley
Alva
Wests, Bradley & Day
ST Chambers
Randolph Enanty
Superine
Wilere and
Lenant
Guibas
Suers
Sanderlain
Littetan T. Johovton
Adint
Witer J. Johnston
Dedtieg
L. Sanderlain
Steven Ry Western
Vihoos
John Rieble
Wilere
Lenard Z. Tribbs
Banderlale
Wiliam
Richardson
Ranuterisia
Apiside
W.G Conlet
Dr. Heels
Andrew Dunn
Glenn, Treasuer
Axe
Bell Johnson Building
Mendenhall
Easter
Mendentall
Mlulf
Georgta Loom & Manufactoring CO
Brush Pratt
Itc
Hite
Middle Georgia
CASFI
Massenburg, Fon & Harris
Tan Ward
Tanner
Ataie i Parkerann A.D. McApre
Yiar Court of Onpesanr
Joba McLandon
de Benia Non
Juba Dill
Baring
Adevinisteati II Perconn
Job McLendon
Joan C. Wells
Aprian
Oniivarr
Doar
Wai
Randelshesanir
Nay Conety
Conley Cy
Tandolph
W.G. Ounley
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