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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1871
Page
2
A long Atlanta Era notice lists political notes from 1871 including Hon James M Smith of Muscogee as gubernatorial candidate on Tuesday December 19 1871. It mentions emigrant plans to Georgia and a key political delegation seeking support for President against Grant, plus various railroad and weather items.
A critical piece targets Benjamin Conley, former Georgia Senate president, accusing him of usurping executive power, hiding crimes with Bullock, and betraying public trust. The author urges citizens to vote on the 19th, pledging a return to honesty and constitutional rule under the new governor and legislature.
Georgia Democratic delegates unanimously adopt resolutions pledging honest government and anti corruption. They vow to preserve public funds, promote education, and uphold the party while returning to the fathers' landmarks. Julian Startridge commended. a new executive committee is formed with Julian Hartridge as chairman.
Hon J M Smith delivers a photographed speech at the Georgia convention praising the nomination of James M Smith and urging honesty to restore public confidence. He pledges to uncover debts and frauds, defend citizens and property, and unite with Gen Wofford to emancipate Georgia from impositions and vilainies.
In a hall remarks praised Georgia born candidate James M. Smith. He pledged to honor his mother state, seek emancipation for the afflicted, and avoid censure by supporters. Applause followed as resolutions thanked railroad companies and convention Secretaries. Election reminder urged for Tuesday the 19th.
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