The Appeal by Sawtell and Irvine
The Appeal is authored by Jas. P. Sawtell with J. C. Irvine listed as Associate and General Traveling Agent, reflecting a pamphlet style publication. The byline notes Sawtell as editor and Irvine in support and distribution roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Irvine
Georgia Weather, Railroads And Legislation Notes
Georgia brief items report Florida orange trees unhurt by cold weather while a tri weekly Brunswick Albany mail starts operations. The Bainbridge Cuthbert Columbus railroad sale to Col Gibbs for 30690 with terms described. The legislature passes a animal cruelty bill. total state expenses listed. various local notices and a Texas land price report.
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W. J. Johnson
Fort Games
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Griffin News
House of Representatives
Baldwin County
Fla
Brunswick
Albany
B. F. Barge
Stewart County
Columbus
Cuthbert and Camilla Road
Senate
Fort Valley
Perry
Bainbridge, Cuth.bert
Coluumbus
Sheriff’s
Bainbridge
Col. Gibbs
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Changing County Lines In Georgia Legislature Dispute
A letter from Wa Raider of Randolph County objects to Kaigler of Terrell seeking a county line change to transfer land to Terrell. The piece criticizes state expense and seeks reform against local favoritism, urging restraint on county boundary tinkering. It notes Wesleyan Female College in Macon suspending activities due to illness and reports cotton planting optimism in Albany region. The issue includes Langley bill proposal granting judges power to render contract-based judgments without jury verdict at first term.
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Kaigler
Terrell
Atlanta
Borror
Cuthbert
Randolph
N. East Corner
S. East Corner
Langley
Troup
General Assembly
Stat of Georgia
Court House
Randolph County
Georgia
K. J. Cosby
J. Buchanan
Debate over reducing Georgia legislature size gains traction
A Georgia newspaper discusses Hill’s bill to cut state representation, proposing 1 representative per 5,000 voters and 1 senator per 15,000 or 20,000. It suggests 34 districts with two or three representatives each, reducing House to 75 and Senate to 34, aiming for swifter lawmaking and broader satisfaction. The piece cites support from respected state figures and notes related political chatter about moving the capital to Milledgeville.
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Hill
Troupe County
Lee
Worth
Clay
Randolph
Terrel
Stewart, Webster
Quitman
House
Senate
Macon Telegraph
Cuthbert
Annam
Perannam
Powells
Powell
M. Latkins
J. T. Kippoo
C. C
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