Northern Reform Echoes Southern Principles
An oratorical piece lauds the South’s enduring principles from the late war era. It argues that Northern reforms reveal despotic rule, heavy taxation, and political corruption, and contends reform must be driven by the people themselves. It suggests a future where a revered leader could be elevated to chief magistrate, signaling a hopeful dawn.
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Gex- Lee
Exlyfield
Fife
United States
Congress
Phechante
Washington
Advertising and politics in the Georgia press
A Georgia advertiser urges merchants to invest in persistent advertising as a trade lifeline, arguing it outperforms rival methods and lowers costs. The piece condemns corruption in national politics, cites the Bingham Amendment defeat, and urges calm remonstrance and a return to the ballot. It notes partisan fault lines and mentions figures like F. A. Babcock and Col. E. B. Halbert in a broader political frame. The text ends with a note about a revolver-style fashion statement for young ladies.
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Sons of
Georgia
Tar B.& A. KR. R.prauiss
Press
Gerogia
Eonger
Hite
Fp.a. Babcock
EB. Halbert
Messrs. Babcock
Hatert
Brunviick Appeal
Oneida Communists in New England Depravity Tale
A Springfield Republican piece denounces Oneida New York Communists and Mormon parallels, claiming a community with all things in common rejects marriage, aims to convert others, and faces lenient local tolerance. It cites Julio H. Noyes as leader, theories of socialism, and critiques American religious liberty.
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Sanctimovigga
Brigtem
Solomon
New England
Springfield Republican
Oneida
N. Y
Wallingford
Ona
Julio H. Noyes
Brigham Young
United States
Onvida
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Munch
New York
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Congress
United
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State of
Georgia
Hutiher Fish
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Cuibbert Appeal
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Eawtell
H. H. Sones
Esrror
Bullock
A Willingham
Lagrange
Charley
Dexter
Ourly
Willingham
Coveriss
House
Bombay
Japan
Sumner
Morton
Bingham
Carpenter
Morn
House of Representatives
Freedman's Bureau
Bureau of Education
Moogrey
Frerersth
Murtup
Macon
Acre
Cyansea
Harrell
Pataula
Fort Gaines
Board of Commissioners
Bibb County
G. 8. Hibbard
Chicago
G.P. Randall
Hacon Journal
Llimois
Lucy SY
Geo
Grant Hos
Herod
Empire State
Poe
Diogenes
Poligmay
Deseret
Salt Lake
Tsoyerstrane
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Bellows
Ir. Beecher
Jonah
Sormers
United States Senate
Tsas
Cedar Keys
Fis
Message OF
Finn
U.S Grant
Secretary OF State
Hamilton Fish
Congress of the
Senate
United States of America
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Grover & Baker
NEW Machine Press
Appeal
Pri.am
Yancy
N.Y City
Powell
T. 3 Powelk
Druzgiat
T. S. Powell
Traustes
Aprzet Deez Sist
Ubok Ele
Trastee
Apriet Dragzis T. Bookseller
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Mrea
Anna T. Morgan
O' Wiley
A. Morgan
Ldw'cinck A. M
M. Gormley
Lorgia
Raxvoiea Constr
K. S. Kirksey
Giily Hughes
Perants
Gwenander
Borgia
Baxnorth
Apt
M. GoQd
Morigage Sheriff's Sale
Rose
Court House
Cuthbert
Court House Square
Raid City
State
Ana County
Sad City
L. Arkitson
Blakely
T. A. Hood
Keow
E. M
Randolph Superior Court
Douglass
Jxcob Lares
James Buchanan
Fic & Co
RB Company
Bawrewos
The
Baudityé, Cuthbert and Columbia Railroad Company
Ud Crotry
Camowiy
Ous Theresher
Becy
T.S Powell
aprTet Draggist
Trustees
Apriot
Ely
T. 5
Bonk
E'Ler
Statinnes
Land
Fornals
U. S. Powel
Truster
Bwk
Eller
Sherife
Ggthbet
David B. Chamtes
W. Burosy
J. L. Barney
Bo Aaprid Pros Boghanan
Sheiff
Waihi
L. Powell
Jebsset - Dengeist, Bookseller
Statiover
J.C Lamsey
Suecuck
Bugsies
W. B. Mohan
South Soah
Brageo's Shoe Shop
J.m.redding &Co
Weaver & Mangram
Lumber Miills
J HU. Callaway
O’s Flouring Mills
H. O Keall
Fell & Martin
Standard
Marlet
Cooper
College Street
A. A. Wilkin
Hin
E. Gibson
Akes
Spoere
New Mills
J. H. Callaway & CO
Fort Gaines, Ga
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