Various 1876 items from The Appeal including politics and science
A patchwork of notes from The Appeal dated April 14 1876 covers politics science and society. It mentions a potential revolution in Mexico a diamond drill in dentistry a dying poet priest and a fast approaching General Conference. It reports on stock trades in Savannah and Pittsburgh and notes medical and religious developments and local election chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ryan
A.B. Stewart
New York
Lock
Sandwich Island
United States
Massachusetts
New York Sun
Arran
Savannah
Southwestern Railroad
Central Railroad
Impeachment Moves Expected Against the President
Washington dispatch reports anticipated impeachment articles within ten days. Grounds include claims of presidential interference to shield cases in St. Louis and Chicago, use of a detective to uncover prosecutions, and alleged misuses of public funds to obtain grand jury secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans Times
Aricles
St. Louis
Chicago
Bell
Dyer
Babcock
Fox
Colored Convention in Nashville Echoes Shifting Political Ties
Reports from the Nashville convention describe Charles 8. Smith urging blacks to stay in the Republican fold while seeking terms with Southern whites and voting for capable men regardless of party. Pinchback cautions against a fixed colored vote, signaling a broader awakening to political realignments as Radical control weakens in the South.
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Nashville
Charles 8. Smith
Bullock County
Pinchback
Smith
Radical
South Carolina
Louissiana
South
Ex Gov Brown Warns Georgia About Homestead Decision
Ex Governor Joseph E Brown writes in the Atlanta Constitution arguing the Supreme Court homestead ruling benefits bankers and merchants more than farmers. He warns Georgians against debt at high interest, urging economy, mortgage avoidance, and preservation of homes. He also notes the Direct Trade Union annual meeting and a Liverpool agent dispute.
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Direct
Judge Hall
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Georgia
Syren
Joseph E. Brown
Patrons of Husbandry
Liverpool
Biography of a Book in the Guthbert Appeal
The January 1876 Southern Review discusses Dr Bledsoe’s proposed biography of his booklet Is Davis a Traitor or was Secession a Constitutional Right It notes publication hardship due to hostile readers and urges Southern authors and readers to support Southern ideas and literature It also mentions the Presbyterian Church Assembly in Savannah May 18 and related editorial notes on Texas homestead exemptions and railroad progress in Georgia and the Northeast
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Southern Review
Bledsoe
Davis
Fortress Monroe
South
Merly
Radical Party
Macon
Fathers of the Republic
Morton
Blaine
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In the
Georgia
Supreme Court
Congress reform drives vast fraud probes and House action
The Atlanta Constitution notes the Ways and Means is crafting a tariff bill attacking monopolies while minor committees uncover frauds across agencies. It cites impeachments, bribe investigations at the White House, and large pension, post office, and navy scheme discoveries. The piece argues reform will save millions and shift power from corrupt officials, with varied local notes on homestead waivers and real estate procedures.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Ways and Means
White House
Pension Office
Post Office
Navy Department
House
Electricity to Detect Apparent Death and Other Notes
In Vienna Dr Ro enthal reports electric tests to tell apart true death from apparent death by movement after treatment. General Gordon notes cotton tax refunds to state treasuries. Georgia about 12 million and Alabama about 10 million. The Toccoa Herald argues forcing homestead waiver to pay debts.
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Vienna
Roenthal
Gordon
Georgia
Alabama
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Rts
Jas. P. Sawtell
Cuthbert
Philadelphia
A. T Stewart
Mexico
Val
New York Medical College
Merican
Dering Maren
Arace
Erskine
Kimball House
Atlanta
Ares
J. E. Bryant
Dudge Johnson
Columbus
Tither
Jeemes
Lee
Georgia Baptist Convention
Thomasville
Proximo
John E. Robinson
Wys
Gov. Smith
Foster Blodgett
Bullock
Augusta
Peeples
Boutwell
Secretary of the Treasury
B. F. Butler
Jayne
Butler
Richardson
Treasury
Hawkinsville
Joe Brown
Guthbert Appeal
Galveston News
Texas
New York Evening Post
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Macon and
Macon Telegraph
Columbus Times
Harris County
A. T. Stewart
Queen of Magland
Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Riviers du Loup
Swing
Washville
Bristow
Forsyth Advertiser
Monroe County
Stewart County
Turner’s Creek
Rood
Georgetown
Toccoa
AE Lee
We Empress
Sterling Soap
J. W. Stanford
Zee Cromumet's
Washington, New Jersey
Vorgia
Rascoe County
John W. Sealey
John Sealey
Deceas
Din M. Gormley
Emerson
Kay
Lubin
T S. Powell
Lecal Blanks
T. 8
Powell
Maud Mansfield
T. 8. Powell
Cherokee, GA
Lawtell
T. S. Powell
Fronefield’s
Pittman’s
Pittman & Crittenden
Ji.l. Varner
Old Reliable
London Globe
J. L. Varner
Hees
Simmons’ Regulator
Pets Prieys
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Nail & Fi
W. Stanford
Crazgist and Apothecary
Mariz-Im
K. Freeman
America
Prairie QU Ste
Té Price Manufactured
Een
Standard
Magnolia
T. Ss. Powell
V. Duke
Callon I
Depot Bt
Speise
Srenes
D& Coe Ysters
Depot St
Teleg H & Messenger
ATOR
Qo South
Cras Appeal
Re Sita
Rpennessee Tolu Rese ScotChers Rubber
Richard R. Blocker
Newton
Bluffton
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