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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1874
Page
3
Fragmented notes recount news from the county including seed supplier updates, a death notice for Miss M Price, scholarship offers from Louisville Medical College, and college announcements for Andrew. Fire losses in Bainbridge are reported with a $15,000 tally. Texan remarks warn newcomers about money risks in the state.
A letter from Bowards accepting the Democratic Party nomination as standard bearer for the Georgia House of Representatives is dated August 6 1874 from Spring Vale Georgia. He pledges faithfulness to his constituents and asks for support to win the first Wednesday in October.
The Democratic Party of Randolph County met at the courthouse in Cuthbert on August 4 to select fourteen delegates to the Congressional Convention in Albany on the 20th. Resolutions favor unity, nominate TonLiter Bert Freiper as the united local choice, and urge support for the eventual nominee.
Delegates from seven Randolph districts met at Cuthbert on the 4th to nominate a candidate for the state lower house. W M Tamilin was nominated by acclamation after rules disputes and chair changes. committee to notify Mr. Tusmlin of the action and seek acceptance was formed.
An 1874 correspondence from Georgia details the Democratic county convention nominating W. M. Tunis for General Assembly. Tunis accepts, defends his record on homestead relief and railroads, and promises to address voters and seek support under state constitutional constraints. The item also notes first bale received in Galveston and cotton market updates.
A reader notes an 1849 Southern delegates prophecy by John C Calhoun about emancipation via the Federal government led by the North The forecast describes black voting rights and political power shifting to the North and away from Southern whites It warns of social and political subjugation if emancipation proceeds A Bainbridge taxpayer urges selling Atlantic and Gulf railroad property to avoid a 7700 debt due in 77
An early notice touts Bradley's patent enamel paint as a major advance in decorative coatings. It claims beauty durability and economy, offering sample shade cards and testimonials from C. P. Knight, the sole general agent, with a promise of superseding old style paints.
A notice notes a buyer will pay cash for bacon and lard and aims to sell provisions at low prices for ready money. The reader is encouraged to consult before purchasing to gain advantage.
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