Georgia Senate debates excluding negroes from waots under Brown plan
The Georgia Senate tabled a resolution to exclude negroes from wait lists amid a party line vote of 11 to 15. House action includes a bill to legalize the General Assembly note from July 4 to Constitution adoption and reduce member per diem. Bullick urges prompt homestead legislation. Congress previously approved, with debates on retroactivity and debt exemptions. A bill to revise road duties exempts those over 45. Public duty weighs on partisan lines across state and federal sessions.
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Mr. Candley
Gov. Brown
Senate
Carrington
Caldwin
Clay
General Assembly
Bullock
Georgia
Washington
Bullick
Congress
Weldon
Gob
Telfair
Irwie
Wnre
Georgia Politics in a New Epoch of Reconstruction
A charged polemic warns against Radical rule and Grant influence, urging public vigilance. It attacks abolition of racial restraints, university funding shifts, and the removal of law, calling for united, honest citizen oversight of officials. It foresees accountability and frames Bullock’s inauguration and a new Constitution as pivotal. God save the country.
Political allies rally behind Tumlin and Wooten in Senate talk
The piece defends Capt W M Tumlin against a charge of delaying debate on a Sith amendment and praises Senator Wooten as premier in the Senate. It lauds Tumlin for proposing universal amnesty and hints at opposition moderation while denouncing Gov Brown. Goff is praised for sincerity and devotion to constituents.
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W. M. ‘Tumlin
Anim
Tumlin
Buscombe
Tia
Gov. Brown
Goff
Bexator Wooten
Benator
Senate
Brown Defeated for the Senate in Southern Dispatches
A partisan report hails Brown's Senate defeat and lauds Jdabul Hill and Hi, . M. Mill for political victory. The dispatch denounces Brown as a Judas and warns rivals to beware. It predicts Georgia influence in the next Senate and praises Hill as a Union man who rejected pardons from Congress.
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Judas
Democratic Party
Brown
Joseph
Towtan
Gorn
Georgia
Berrien
Johnson
Tia
Hill
South
United States
Sold Out Show Him Up at a Georgia Prom
A fragment from a political gathering at the National Hotel depicts prominent Georgia figures like Bullock Brown Blodgett Bryant and their supporters toasting Gov Bullock and Georgia sovereignty. A rowdy scene follows with jokes about Meade and military clemency remarks, ending with a toast to the Union and a warning that chameleon politics may shift again.
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Griffin
O.alochrane
Congress
National Hotel
Bullock
Gon
Monde
Gor
Brown
Blodgett
Bryant
Joseph
Cotlard
Extrera
List
Vienna
Meade
Columbus
Georgia
Union
Borrab
Scalawag Bryant
Our Electoral Ticket for State Rights and Liberty
Our town supports John T Clarke and Colonel Goode for Congress with Fleming as alternate. The piece praises the ticket, vows active campaigning, and urges unity behind Goode, Fleming, and Clarke while condemning opponents and urging the electorate to back the party standards.
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Paroona
Gem
John T. Clarke
Col. Goode
Americas
Fleming
Sot
Martial Tread
Bannera
Clarke
Algo
Gol. Goode
Dudge Clarke
Gaskill
Gen. Welford
Seymour
Blair
Anu
Convention and Grand Mass Meeting in Atlanta
The report praises a large Democratic gathering in Atlanta, lauding speakers from diverse backgrounds and predicting a sweeping political victory over the Radical Republicans. It notes protests against Deputy Sheriff Russell in Savannah and mentions violence, arrests, and public figures, with strong partisan tone about forthcoming elections.
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Atlanta
Military Order reorganizes districts under Reconstruction acts
The War Department issues orders to move to the Department system. Meade takes command with headquarters at Atlanta. Gillen leads the Fourth Military District in Mississippi. Reynolds leads the Fifth in Texas with Austin HQ. Rousseau commands Louisiana and Arkansas from New Orleans. Canby moves to the Department of Washington. Hatch relieves Buchanan as Assistant Commissioner in Louisiana.
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Washington
War Department
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
United States
Carolina
Department of the South
Meade
Atlanta
Gillern
Mississippi
Reynolds
Texas
Austin
Department of Louisiana
Rousseau
New Orleans
Buchanan
Rouseau
George. Cooke
Department of Columbia
Sin
National Democratic Con vention Nomination Letter Response
General George W. Morgan accepts the Democratic nomination for Vice President following the National Democratic Convention in New York. He endorses the Convention resolutions, condemns opponents as pursuing despotism, asserts constitutional rights and the supremacy of law, and rejects revolutionary tactics while pledging to uphold the Constitution and the will of the people.
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George W. Morgan
National Democratic Concension
United States
New York
Rght
Aalbers Corone
Otter States
Jonder Hitler
Warsaw
Lonapate
Tainter
Ple
Whitch
Lam
Supreme Court
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Poor Avery
Sawtell & Jones
H. B. Jones
Enron
National Democratic
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Francis P. Blair
Massouni
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Fulton
John
Randolph
Decatur
Bacon
Hibb
Alfester B. Wimdamly
Aan Deho
Bh. Cumming
Alternste
D. M
Vevodnet
Wilkes
P. Bel
Memiead
Georgia Legislature
Tate
Grant
Ioan
God Save the Country
Jdabul Hill
M. Mill
Oborgtat
Remlera
Hemain
Boar Head
Gen. Crant
Murmydons
Geong
Welkin
Maine
California
Young Hopkins
Russell
Savannah
C. H. Hopkins
Father
Brick Pomeroy
Far Northwest
Deymont
Brick
Christendom
Isaac Tassel
Hopkins
Bcki
Whiteley
New York City
Jamson
Dawson
Russ
McClarmand
Mexico
Aml Wellh
the Treasury
Gre, Yeung and Son
Nelson Tut
Seward
James
William Nithardaon
Mavon
Macon
Via
Gibron
McCay
Rome
Stephens
Lucius Gartrell
Colanthus
Colanthus Grieaners, On Account of His Intimacy With Gen. Meade
Stephene
Augusta
Ciiwand
Dillon
Redd
Benign Iberty
Lliiacam
Isaacs
Eben Mine
Meador & Bros., Commission Merchants
Tobacco, Segars and Sttuff
Granits Block
Broad Street
Atlanta, GA
Tay
Congos
Sete
Oliver & Waddail
Cercor
Labatue and
Forsyth Streets
Sevenes
Oscar Foun
Philo Bacon
Howard Kile Lim
Cook
Cheek
Piowe Waia Ted
Twig al Wr
Debuileld
Eeener
Agen
Feee Ee Wilcox
Hh, Jones & CO
Cathbert
Dover Rager
A. Wilkin
Peter Reger
Cantibert
Mason
Third Street
Grenville
Hardeman & Sparks
Middle and
Ieee Pelt
Harueman
U. G
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