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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1867
Page
2
The fragmentary lines reference honor and return home with renewed wishes. Names and clear events are not readable, leaving ambiguous hints of a farewell or pledge tied to a ceremonial moment.
At Atlanta the constitutional convention reassembled with J. L. Dunning presiding and Blodgett expected to yield the chair. The body elected Ro Parrot as president and Clark, Shelby, and Marshall to key posts as delegates debated black suffrage and reconstruction. Separately, Senate and House committees discussed federal naturalization rights and amendments to restore rebel states, while Dooling and Drake clashed over rhetoric. The session closed with executive communications and a call for investigation into cigars and wine costs.
Fragmentary text references opposition and a matter tied to an entity developed for a firm from an unspecified source. Mentions a date presented as the sixth of Punoary, with unclear authorities and actions.
A strong popular indignation in the North challenges Radical power as impeachment claims falter. The President’s proclamation warns Congress against acts that would violate the Constitution, urging defense of the nation’s framework and accountability of the legislative branch. The piece recalls past threats and portrays opponents as cowardly when faced with scrutiny.
The article records the appointment of a Central Committee with named members J. W. Aydonneon, Bum per J. Smith, and others, urging early organization and subdivision. It also recalls a 1412-era naval reminiscence about the frigate Constitution and notes a Savannah case where Charles H Hopkin posted a $10,000 recognizance for perjury appearances.
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