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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1868
Page
2
A mid nineteenth century-style notice proclaims a weekly paper’s mission to enlighten briefly and elevate community morals, reject corruption, and invite reader support. It announces subscriptions and terms, then shifts to a local church notice praising Brother Russell’s restored voice. A stray line notes frozen fish sold in New Orleans.
A fiery political screed denounces state legislatures for altering electors and usurping popular will. It calls for peaceful ballot victories in November, warns of federal intervention, and urges Northern Democrats to rally to Seymour and Blair against Radical aims and Anglo Saxon liberty threats.
The Georgia House discusses bills on racial intermarriage exclusion and district judge eligibility, with remarks on term limits and salaries for state offices. Officials spar over taxation for armed men, railroad incorporation, and education policies amid coverage of university progress and recent commencements.
Horatio Seymour confirms acceptance of the National Democratic Convention’s unanimous nominating vote for President. He praises the convention’s resolutions, notes concerns about Congress, asserts the need to restore order and prosperity, and warns against violence and political power struggles influencing the Union. He emphasizes safeguarding civil liberties and minority rights within the Constitution.
A speaker argues the next president should defend minority rights and home rights, denounce dangerous candidates, and maintain national unity. He warns rulers must endure falsehoods and prejudices without surrendering duties, noting a nationwide shift as Republicans grow more thoughtful and restrained.
A bundle of excerpts argues for Democratic governance as a path to peace and constitutional order, contrasting with Republican rule. It cites fears of military dictatorship, higher taxes, and racial policies under Grant, while praising a return to unity, justice, and a nonwar nation under Democratic leadership. It also notes press commentary on elections and international affairs, with scattered reports from London and US papers.
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