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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1870
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate a plea or notice involving Cuthbert Appeal and Thursday morning sessions with H W Jones and Enron referenced. The sparse text hints at a legal or financial matter, possibly a docket line or notice. The article fragment lacks clear outcome or dates to specify.
The column reports Macon, Geor and Atlanta bidding to host Mancer University with Atlanta favored for centralization while Macon rivals argue against rivalry harming students. It notes Gov Bullock's parade in Macon and criticizes the scene at Andersonville, plus Presbyterian Assembly harmony efforts and Rev J H Nall serving as temporary clerk at Louisville meeting.
A dense political column laments federal Reconstruction measures and argues for Southern passivity while urging resistance to Northern control. It cites the 15th Amendment, Confederate memory, and calls for unity among Georgians to withstand Republican reforms. The piece references Georgia figures, the Macon Telegraph and Messenger, and related political turmoil.
Congress debates a sweeping tax bill offering extensive reductions for many duties while maintaining the income tax at a 5 percent rate with higher exemptions. The plan includes lower taxes on hotels, liquor firms, and brokers, and introduces a three percent general levy on foreign brokers. Proponents argue for further relief on income taxes, while opponents worry about the retained rate and publication requirements. A separate note reports a Quincy to Bargeringe rail proposal, with engineers and financiers backing a line toward Bainbridge, potentially state aided per mile. The Dal ton Presbyterian church completes its building and plans a Strawberry Festival hosted by the ladies.
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