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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1876
Page
2
A compilation highlights political chatter from Macon and Georgia, noting Blaine in Maine, Calquitt, Tilden, and Hill, with Grange ties and attacks on newspaper insinuations. It reports on a vast 19th century political landscape, including the Indian War clash and local oddities in Randolph County.
The Columbus Enquirer argues Hayes and Wheeler would perpetuate Grant era misrule and corruption. It says their platform endorses Grant associates and spoils seekers, promising no real reform. The piece urges voters to elect new leadership to end Grantism and restore honest government.
Telegraph reports the death of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in Mexico City at age 77. The veteran Mexican general and politician led multiple eras of power, from independence to presidencies, endured exile, and faced captivity after San Jacinto. The piece also notes local anecdotes and a Texas misdemeanor bill, ending with sharp criticisms of the Republican party.
In a July issue reader J E Ssira defends himself against a communication signed Quitman about a district senator and fence dispute. He denies authorship of the piece and rebukes local editor J E D for alleged bias. He also mocks Hatchers Station residents and warns against sending a missionary.
A call for party unity in Randolph urges electing good men to the Legislature Congress and Governor while setting aside past caucuses. The piece discusses Hays and Grant, criticizing Hayes and endorsing Gen Colquitt for Governor with a tally showing Colquitt leading the gubernatorial slate.
A Stevens Grange meeting on July 7 1876 appoints a committee to draft resolutions honoring J B Cray who died June 12 1876 at Randolph County Georgia. The resolutions praise his character as a loyal Patrons of Husbandry member and devout Christian, order mourning wear, and authorize copies to Cray's family and newspapers. The notice also includes other brief items and a public letters listing, plus an ad copy for Mr P P Toote's doors and glass.
The notice seeks live agents to sell Dr Chase's Recipes or information in every U S county and Canada. Enlarged to 648 pages with over 2 000 household recipes, the book is pitched as essential for all classes. Exclusive territories offered, sample copies mailed postpaid for 2 dollars, with agents earning more than double their money. Address Chase's Steam Printing House Ann Arbor Michigan.
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