Democratic Executive Committee Meets in Cuthbert Districts
The Democratic Executive Committee held a meeting in Cuthbert on Saturday the 21st. It adopted a plan calling for the people of the Democratic party to assemble in their respective districts.
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Georgia voters urged to ballot delegates for county convention
The article notes calls to vote tomorrow for delegates to the county convention assembling on the 12th to nominate candidates. It lists names such as IP, Lyle, Wills Jenkins, W. C. Brooks, and Jnn L Brown amid broader commentary on crops, migration to Kansas, and a negro convention in Aukinia with varied resolutions and adjournment struggles. It also reports a Georgia loss of a gin house in Ter sel county and arrests in Eulala News tied to election conspiracies.
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Duty of the Hour in Democratic Party Strait
The piece urges white Democrats to unify behind honest men as delegates to the upcoming convention to restore peace and reject candidates backed by crossovers or black voters. It condemns an alleged Saturday vote by nonDemocrats and warns against endorsing those nominees, insisting the remedy lies with white county Democrats. It also reports marital elopement news and political distrust of federal rations timing.
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The National Democratic Victory and Grant’s Veto Stand
A long discussion themes the Democratic victory over disaffection in the Republican party. It argues President Grant’s stance against utopian Civil Rights measures, predicts possible vetoes to unite the party, and warns of patronage and financial strain. It references Sumner, Cesar, and Manassas as historical analogies, with political upheaval and lingering distrust.
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Georgia Senator Stephens Endorses Grant in Georgia
A harsh appraisal condemns Mr A Stephens for backing Grant's continued term. The text attacks his sanity and motives, cites his alignment with Reconstruction era policies, and recalls comments from General Gordon praising Union restoration and enforcement of laws. It notes shifts in Southern politics and lists Democratic Governors across states.
President Grant on Civil Rights and Mixed Schools Debate
The article discusses President Grant's stance on civil rights and opposition to social intervention by Congress. It notes his belief in equal rights for all citizens while opposing forced mixed schools and federal mandates on education. He argues public sentiment should dictate future changes and that education policies should reflect local conditions and racial balance.
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Emigration Agents Drain Southwest Georgia As Rumors Persist
A colored Albany News item warns that emigration agents are luring African Americans from Southwest Georgia with smooth talk and promises of better conditions. It fears a West trip scheme driven by railroad interests and notes calls for legislative action.Governor Houston’s inaugural address is cited urging restoration of state finances and fair self government under law. The Brunswick Appeal reports depot and track disputes forcing re routing of trains and a Texas family returning home after disappointment in prospects.
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