Disputed War Era Notices Refer to Gov Jenkins and Military Case
Fragmentary 19th century notices discuss Governor Jenkins and relief funding, with references to Gen Ord arresting Coll McCardle over a federal case. The text mentions a Supreme Court appeal on military bill constitutionality and a March court hearing related to life liberty concerns. Several funds are described as moving from Donde Bradley Co to New York.
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Atlanta
McCardle
Gen. Ord
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Supreme Court
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The Great Ulyses and Political Fallout
A garbled 19th century fragment mocks General Grant and political performance. It suggests mistrust, duplicity, and a fractured coalition, with references to Delphic precursors, rising rumors, and disaffected supporters amid a turbulent Southern political scene.
Conservative Southerners Fight New Constitution Plan
A Civil War era editorial denounces a proposed Reconstruction constitution as fraudulent and dangerous, urging white Southerners to vote against ratification to block federal control. It argues that negro empowerment and radical measures threaten white supremacy and urges unity to defeat the convention. The piece cites political maneuvers, party divisions, and voter impressions amid postwar upheaval.
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Martin
Christian
Wolf in Sheep Clothing Charged in Open Letter
A lengthy critique targets Rey J. H. Caldwell accusing him of hypocrisy and threats. The writer denounces his rhetoric against Reconstruction and calls for adherence to constitutional bounds and the Supreme Court, warning of dangers to republican government.
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Georgia Politician Denounces Reconstruction and Principle
A Georgia leader condemns Reconstruction policy while defending civil rights and fiscal integrity. He recalls opposing a $40,000 Treasury loan and praises General Meade with caution about authority, urging citizens to uphold constitutional rights amid turbulent political pressure.
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Georgia
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Meade
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Political debate over policy and bondholders
The piece laments party leaders aiding bondholders over the people while urging reform and taxation of government bonds. It condemns politicians who favor curry favor over justice and notes lingering tensions in the Atlantic Gulf Railroad cotton trade and a nod to Edwin M. Stanton’s tenure as War Secretary.
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Congress
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Anders
Rau
Atlantic Gulf
Savannah
Atomic & Galf
Alabama
Flint River
Bainbridge
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Thomasville
Stanton
Wit Department
Wasingtom
Secretary of War
Edwin M. Stanton
War Department
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