Resolutions on death of Chief Justice Lumpkin Milledgeville
Milledgeville committee on the death of Chief Justice Lumpkin drafts memorial resolutions praising his public service and Christian conduct. They call for mourning badges, a subscription fund for a monument, and a request to the widow and family for permission to honor his memory, with copies to Mrs Lumpkin and state gazettes. Governor Jenkins notes the loss to Georgia. A New York Evening Post remark columns add a separate note on pine prices and state demographics.
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Milledgeville
J. HW. Liamapkin
Georgia
Juastion Lumpkin
Yar
Offovra
Supreme Court of Georgia
Jenkins
Lumpkin
Notice to Sheriff and Officials on Ground Observed
A report from the fourth indicates a meeting with officials present while detailing that many freedmen would not attend. The piece condemns educators allied with government funds, warning freedmen to avoid such figures and attributing future violence to their deceptive charity and philanthropy.
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Vope
Eberhardt
Political Katharsis on Registration and Power Struggles
Opinion pieces criticize Att y Gen Stinberry and President for conflicts over military bill execution and voter registration. Generals Pope and officials face criticism as districts resist orders, with references to Sheridan Sickles and a call for stronger leadership from Old Hickory or Cromwell to resolve the standoff. The Atlanta Intelligence reports the illness of a Southern proprietor and mourns Chase’s enterprise.
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Att Y
Stinberry
Pope
Sheridan
Sickles
Andy
Buck Booe
Tapis
Cromwell
Ustirpore
Ape
Virginia
Pierpont
Schofell
No convention? South rebels weigh policy in union case
The piece argues against unthinking partisan attack and urges a middle course in Reconstruction. It critiques radical leaders, defends states’ rights, and warns that rejecting a convention could invite further disenfranchisement and crisis. It calls for cautious action to preserve liberty while maintaining influence over Southern black voters.
Political peril of universal suffrage and State rights
The piece argues against federal interference in suffrage, warning that Congressional action would erode state control over voter qualifications. It condemns liberal reforms and praises restoring traditional labor capital relations, urging immediate removal of federal power and denouncing a military role under Congress. It warns of detrimental centralized control and Jacobin influence.
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Prudential Mohves
Jacobin Congress
Death of Judge J. M. Wayne in Washington
The thin gifted son of Georgia Judge J M Wayne died in Washington on the fifth month at age 77. Born in Savannah in 1790, he served on the Supreme Bench and refused to abandon public duty. He upheld constitutional principles and stood as a steady, suave figure in a turbulent era. He leaves Maj Gen Henry C Wayne as a son and many Savannah relatives and friends.
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Georgia
Supreme Banett
United States
Hoe
Washington
Wayne
Savannah
Supreme Court
Congress
Henry C. Wayne
Adj
State of
Tuk
Hag Fullen
Bainbridge Argus
God
Christ
A. Gesdtain
Patro Liber Cabh
Radical Congress and Kentucky Seated Opposition
A fragmented report notes Radical moves toward centralization in Congress with 18 senators backing universal suffrage. Kentucky delegates are excluded save for Adama of the 7th District, while Connecticut avoids similar purges. The piece condemns Northern Radicals, mocks party divides, and questions Senate absences in Europe affecting vetoed bills. A Richmond county court adjournment delays July declarations and a July 4 decision.
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Senate
Kentucky
Adama
Congress
Connecticut
Cael Stite
National
House
Bickles
Sheridan
Pose
Behofield
Rndicaliam
Europe
Rebirth of Freedom Amid War and Faithful Hope
An editorial essay argues for patience and spiritual resolve as the nation endures military rule and social upheaval. It criticizes fanaticism and calls for practical statesmanship, constitutional renewal, and a convention to restore rights, urging unity under providence to endure oppression and pursue reform.
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