Congress meets as Georgia races and state bills spread
The excerpt reports on Congressional activity and Georgia politics. It notes Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina topics, local officials and ministers, and a session start in the 45th Congress. It mentions Governor Hampton's improving condition and various bills, including jury reform and railroad liability. The piece references public notices, appointments, and a debate over currency and elections amid a broad array of local and national items.
Hayes Speaks On Voter Intimidation And Civil Armies
An extensive document discusses alleged voter intimidation in the South and messages about civil military action. It notes about eighteen hundred tests and twenty five thousand dollars sent to districts and calls for quarantine measures and Congress action. It accuses critics of bias and warns of campaign motives ahead of 1880.
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Deaths in Stewart County and regional notices
Deaths in the county recount the passing of C. Al Sims a well known citizen after a brief illness and the death of Judge Simon Helt a prominent local figure. Fudge Holt longtime Stewart County advocate was buried yesterday. Mrs Latimer admired for charity and devout motherhood is noted for resilience amid affliction. A Savannah News item reports a proposed Central Railway move to publish monthly proxies statements to enforce stockholder duties.
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Minister resigns after church split over court ruling
At a congress gathering the Centrary Church of Ail evening Rev 3 ty and In a fame Fecpant stgema faced a ruling sustaining Me Black's appeal. He said the church, once united and well organized, is now divided and he plans to resign to foster peace. He urged reconciliation with those who left the church.
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