County Democrats Convene in Randolph to Name Delegates
The Democrats opposed to Radicalism in Randolph County meet at Cuthbert on August 4 to appoint delegates for the Congressional Convention at Albany on August 20. The Executive Committee led by Geo. W. Mautris urges strong attendance to ensure delegates for the nominating convention. Whitely has been renominated for Congress, receiving 86 of 40 votes at the Albany convention.
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Randolph County
Cuthbert
Albany
Geo. W. Mautris
Warretty
Whitely
Debate Over Negro Participation in County Delegate Election
A 1874 Albany News letter argues against negro participation in a county convention delegate vote, calling it not a state or county matter and urging Republicans to exclude black voters. The piece warns Radicals could gain power and insists only Democrats should select their nominee, with a later correction from Warns Starron and a note that General G. J. Wright will not seek Congress.
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Democratic Party
Toto
Eilitor
Brunswick & Albany
General Assembly
Starron
G. J. Wright
Albany News
Congress
Anabicheyev
Brunswick and Albany
Capt. T
C. A. Harris
Opera House
Kimball
John T. Clarke
Ring
Nuts for Politicians to Crack in Randolph Liberty
The author defends anonymous writing in political debate and critiques Captain Tumlin’s candidacy. He argues opponents should discuss policy, not personal attacks, and questions how Tumlin would advance railroad projects without clear plans or taxation. The piece critiques bond issues and rail schemes while defending free public discourse.
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General Assembly
Capt. T
Babylon
Col. Hood
Randolph
Lis
Thander
Capt. Tumlin
Fielder Urged for Congress by Cartersville Paper
The Cartersville Standard and Express lauds Hon. Herbert Fielder as a capable candidate for Congress. It highlights his Cherokee roots, leadership as a lawyer, public influence through press and oratory, and strong moral character. The piece urges district voters to elect him to represent southern interests at Washington.
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Cartersville
Cherokee
Georgia
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Fielder
South
Senate of the United States
Supreme Bench
Washington
National Capitol
Nuts for Politicians to Crack letter sparks legal demand
A correspondence from Curusert Georgia dated July 17 1974 requests the author’s name for a publication titled Nuts for Politicians to Crack in the Cuthbert Appeal. W M Tuarrix demands either personal or legal accountability.
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Curusert
Saietell
Cuthbert
W. M. Tuarrix
Name of author sought for Ward's Station article in the Appeal
Correspondence from Cumperr Georgia July 1874 shows publisher editor J P Lawrent and J P Sawrest refusing to reveal the writer of an article signed Ward's Station in the Cuthbert Appeal. The letter argues the request lacks proper standing and suggests resolving through press replies. The exchange centers on assigning responsibility for Nuts for Politicians to Crack.
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Apriat
WM. Tumlin
Sre
A. M
J. P. Lawtell
Cuthbert
Dean Lin
Appeal
Wards
W. M. Tusurs
Isome
W. D. Tumlin
Sin
Wards Station
Delaty
J. P. Lawrent
IPR
Orrics
Tumlin
Sinn
Juno. T. Clarke
J. P. Sawtell
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Herbert Fielder, Esq
Joan T. Craixe
Jonathan Colfins & Son
W A. Collins
J. Collins &Ben
Macou
Ito
Saulsbury, Respess & CO
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants, Iyl
Macon
Herbert Fielder
B. J. Flackson
IAS
Eldorado
B. J. Jackson
Amber Globe
Hanover
Powell
Aladdin Security Oil
JOS T. Kiddoo & CO
W. B. Tackett
Cuthbert, Georgia
Lumpkin Street
Jundy
Kor
Satad
Bethel Female College
M.A. Menulty
Syuat J. A. McMillan
District Court of the
U.S
Southern Dist
John G. Webb
Ra Rupiey
Andun
Fort Gaines
Savannah
Jas. McPherson
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