Courage for Georgia in Democratic Rise and Redrawn Fate
A Northern Georgia edition reflects on the Georgia political backlash, noting widespread Democratic gains, repudiation of Radical federal appointees, and calls to mobilize party organization. It cites Bullock’s likely majority, a Democratic Senate, and local incidents including arson in Thomasville and a shooting of Chatham County Sheriff Cole.
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Atlanta 5 Klan
Georgia
Seaboard
Bullock
Gordon
Richmond
Jefferson
Burke
Chatham County
Liberty
Randolph Atand
Congres
Congress of the United States
New York
Demmocracy
Peter Grant
Port Gaines
Alatiame
Goremon
Hie Poron
Stewart County
Woornixo
Tar Snemier
Chatham
Cole
Let Us Organize and Reap the Fruits of Victory
A vehement pro-Democratic tract speaks of a white led victory in the North East Georgia region. It lauds unity against a Black political elevation, urges penalties on Loyal League members, and promises a large post election celebration with district by district committees and employment pressure on dissenters.
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Jackson
Humber
Tlan
United and Defiant Union League
John Jodos
Irwin
Dallas
Peter Brooks
Rosa Givens
Martin McLendon
Lerve
James Graham
Warren Grows
North
Georgia
League
Day Laborera
Mechanica
Maurices
Loyal League
Geneva Chamber asks Congress to end paper money use
The Geneva Chamber of Commerce in Switzerland sent Congress an address presented to the House this week urging the United States to discontinue the use of paper money as quickly as possible. It argues that paper money benefits certain losers who would profit from its continuation.
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Geneva Chamber of Commerce
Switzerland
Congress
House
United States
Transea Oy
Charleston
Liberia
Republic
Washington
Union
Gevenary K
Martin van Buren
Ministero Biggland
Thomas TL. Benton
United States Senate
Pou
Llesry D
Wisconsin
Augustus G Dodge
Luena
Jones Shield
Tran Wining
Minnesota
John Quincy Adams
Polk
England
Senate
House of Representatives
Charler
Jon Courter
Stephene
Jim
Gar Fedorsey
Dave
Aprey Im
Revolution in Washington Warns of Radical Change
The New York Herald predicts a rapid radical transformation in U S governance after President Johnson's removal. It cites provisional military rule, Senate power over appointments, a silenced Supreme Court, and a push toward a perceived millennial liberal program with greenbacks, inflation fears, and widespread reform.
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Washington
The
New York Herald
United
Senate
Supreme Court
Congressional Reconstruction
Congress
Johnson
Ito
Ben Wade
Op der van Boras
Andrew Johnson
Glorious News From Randolph and Clay Counties
Extra edition reports Democrats victorious across Randolph and Clay counties with overwhelming majorities. In Randolph, votes favoring the Constitution and key offices show a decisive Democratic sweep while Radical opposition falters. Clay County denounces Radical Scalawags amid postwar political tension and unsettled governance.
Price of cotton debated and farmer independence urged
A long, opinionated excerpt argues high cotton prices harm the poor planter and blame speculators. It urges corn planting and self-sufficiency, keeping cotton under farmer control until prices rise. The piece critiques Tennessee reconstruction, voter manipulation, and confiscation talk, then notes Rev. Spurgeon’s twin sons destined for ministry.
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Corey
Plaxteine
Troy Messena
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