Infamous thief Bowen en admitted as carpet bag member in Congress
An ex Confederate cavalryman Bowen en from South Carolina faced court martial for fraudulent trades near Georgetown. He hired Grimes to kill Col White, who died from wounds. Grimes confessed implicating Bowen, but Bowen later escaped. recall of war left them free from justice. Col White praised as gallant, in contrast to Radical reconstruction. July 26 court decision cites insufficient proof of Arman contracts with the South.
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United States
South Carolina
William Walker White
Savannah
Waccamaw Neck
Georgetown
Bowen
Grimes
Matice
Col. White
Euck
South
Fasver
Terestatos
Arman Can
United Tea
Were. Armans
Armana
How the Campaign Should be Conducted in 1868
A 19th century political screed urges racial division and primacy of white leaders, advocating suppression of black political influence while demanding conciliatory behavior toward colored voters. It frames enfranchisement as dangerous, praises Hearl and Marden, and calls for peaceful, pro white unity to win the upcoming election amid carpetbagger opposition.
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Grant
Colfax
Messrs
Hearl
Marden
Falee
Congress
Ovary
Barbade
Sumbo
Carpet
Jackson
Barbarus
Georgia Legislature Faces Partisan Struggle and Appointments
A Raleigh-like political clash outlines the General Assembly debate on patronage and executive power. Bullock-era nominations, county and state office changes, and party infighting color the session as Radicals and Democrats spar over judges, tax receivers, and control of appointments.
Resolution on relief for people of Georgia advisory
A resolution directs a joint special committee to study constitutional equitable and substantial relief for Georgia citizens. It provides the committee examine pending and future relief bills and report by bill or other means. The Senate committee is to confer with the House committee, and the measure was ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
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Senate
Lin Howse
Georgia
House
Religious War upon Tobac in Northern Assembly debate
The Northern General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church at Albany orders the Directors of Theological Seminaries to consider excluding from the Beminaries young men addicted to tobacco use. The piece rails against temperance zealotry and Catholic influence, mocks Dr Breckenridge, and cites a violent Anglican-era rhetoric amid broader social tensions. It also reports a brutal crime in LaGrange involving a Black laborer raping and killing a girl, followed by pursuit and arrest near Monticello.
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General Assembly
Presbyteria Church
Albany
New York
Huldéra
Heo
New York State
New York City
Lunatia
Thorn Camp
Lagrange
la Grange
Newark
Marion County
Randolph
Monticello
Roper
Pogo
Quincy
Herald
Colored Georgians urged Conservative rally in Wil yon area
A letter from Jony Dernier of Twigge Wilkson County Georgia urges Black voters to support the Conservative party, criticizing Radical Republicans and calling for a Colored Conservative Club. Dernier, a former slave attendant to Dr Trace Papree, pledges to speak at meetings and travel middle counties to mobilize Black voters for the November election.
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Georgia
Pe Tee County
Lena
Ghalifa
Ramat
Wintton
Milledgeville
Trace Papree
Twigge
Jony Dernier
Trwinton
Wilkinson County
Democratic plea for Union and liberty amid peril
J B Goodman appeals to Republicans to aid the country, praising Democratic North resolve and urging unity against what he frames as Republican tyranny. He condemns taxes, centralized power, and wartime misrule, warning of civil conflict and urging support for the Democratic ticket to restore peace and liberty nationwide.
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Elvics
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North
Alura
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Good Hope
Fortune
Felicity
Ruvical
Jund
Vansomone
Tyrane
Democratic Party
Aarwony Deere
J. B. Gonpox
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Horatio Seymour
Rew York
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Minsouri
John B. Gordon
Fulton
Jon T. Clarke
Nrook
Imierly
Aiggs
J. Comming
Richmond
Iloresten P
Wilken
J. P. Belt
OM Onluan
Habersham
TJ. D. Waddell
Cobb
V. A. Gaskill
Fultan
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Court House
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Griffin Star
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Joe Brown
Atlanta
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Ty & I
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Campbell
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Chatham County
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Rade
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Price
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Speer
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Renae
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Myers & Thoman
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Marietta Coeerr
Wiloughty
Jordas
Jerun G. Miller
Hasing
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Brainary
Cherry St
Weaeds
Macon, Ga
E, Isaacs
TPS Hotre
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Jysott
Meador & Bros
Commission Merchants
Segars and Snuff
Staints Blok
Broad Street
Atlanta, GA
Oliver & Waddail, ‘Commission, Merchants
Alabamea and
Forsyth Streets
Whitehall ‘Street
J. H. Ketner
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