The Coming Canvass and Georgia’s Political Stand
A fragmentary political notice discusses the Democratic and Republican platforms, Georgia’s role in the national convention, and support for Gen Hallock as a potential candidate. It notes the need for Georgia to influence the New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio outcomes and calls for a July state convention to nominate electors and set party lines. It mentions Tribune comments and Butler’s maneuvering in the national scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Repub- Views Party
Democration Party of the Nation
New York
Georgia
Geo Grant
Hallock
Srat
Werall
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Veadivton
Seymour
Hancock
Nonteyuinia
Ths
Ora
Centrat
Democratic Pdars
Atlanta
Bemcore
Nlx
United States
G. Canseesa
A. We Roose
Gacever
Our Protest Against Ku Kluxism and Lawful Redress
A call opposing Ku Klux Klan and secret violence, urging preservation of law and order, and warning that organized crime would endanger civil society. The piece critiques both radical and democratic aims, urges patience until legal justice prevails, and promotes work and industry as paths to independence. It argues for national democracy but rejects violence and mob rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teporek
Satan
Grant
Colfax
New York
Washington
South
One Tim Thou Lackest Yet
An editorial essay argues against excessive expense and fashion, urging frugality to survive Radical rule. It cites farm finances, clothing costs, and household budgets, noting a typical family spends beyond income and suggesting plain dress and restraint as paths to independence. The piece also references political wires and affidavits tied to wartime offices and seating battles in the Tennessee region.
Domestic Servants and the New Southern Order
The piece argues that many families cannot afford hired servants and should minimize reliance on them as Southern society shifts. It discusses economic decline, class tension, and the rise of enslaved or contracted labor, warning that white families may lose status as wages and control over servants change. It laments potential social backlash and urges prudent household management amid changing labor norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwervante Hutan
Wwe
Ice Cream Poisoning Strikes Lelena Arkansas City
A Parisian ice cream maker in Lelena distributed a large quantity of cream that poisoned over forty people, including four from the Joan family. Arsenic was found in some samples. The incident caused widespread fear and a hospital crisis as doctors work to determine the motive or accident behind the deadly contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Joan
Coolidge
Memphis
Savanna Steam Mills Buy Wheat From J W M Alpin Farm
EE Me. Sanford of Savanna Steam Mills bought a fine lot of wheat on the 28th ult from J. W. M Alpin at a price of 3 dollars per bushel. The transaction reflects local grain trade and farm sales in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE Me. Sanford
Savanna Steam Mills
J. W. M Alpin
Osunday
Dune
Qatar
Ion Ppakersay
Egess
Gathbert
Milton
Rand Femur
Eolock
P. M
Maes
O'Ebek
Toeet
Young Barton
Snd
Ebeck
Opyrs
Randolph’ Sheriff Sales
AL Gonake
Bud Omnty
Hethr
Sirooke & Bmithova Hk A. Geke
Tee
W. B. Bubdine & Co
Rs.k
Goneke
W. ¥. Davis
Hherit
Randolph Sherife
Wits
Fuardian
Coanty
J. L. Paine
Hendry
Editorial Correspondence sDoriestown May 30 68
Editorial correspondence from sDoriestown discusses the May 1828 Presbyterian General Assembly in Baltimore. It notes unity and dignity, reports on sermons and board finances, and highlights appeals for more ministers and foreign missions. Political forecasts touch on Ohio Pennsylvanian thoughts, and mentions Meade orders removing tax collector James McGowan in Savannah with Hopkins linked to the Raricul family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sDoriestown
Pans
Dean
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Rew
Drs. Moore
McKinnie
McPhail
R. Wilsony
Leighton Wilson
Brown
Peck
Wills
Buied
LeKever
D. Irwin
Eeg
Griffin
Hadden
New Orleans
Tagliss
South Carolina
Amd
David Willa
Leyburn
Alan Whet
Pennsylvania
Connon
Hancock
Pendleton
Ti Ia
Chase
H. Uj
Savannah
Meade
James McGowan
Chatham County
Charlen H Hophing
McGowan
Hopkins
Raricul
Radical reform critique in Newark Journal confronts corruption
The Newark Journal argues that reformers tout economy yet defend corrupt systems. It blasts inspectors, revenue plunderers, smugglers, and bank interests funding misuse while accusing Radical voices of hypocrisy and failed governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
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Cuthbert
Sawtell & Jones
H. H. Jones
Evin
Law
Prentice
Babo
Cathwell
Faust
Rome
Parson Brownlow
Tennester
General Stokes
Nosing
Knorville
Powler
G. Snowston
W. B. Stoxus
Knoxville
W. G. Bronstow
W. B. Stones
Su Court
Harrison
W.G. Browstow
W. B. Stoxes
Rien Bell
W. Browstow
Cattixa
Avetcavits
Halbert
Hinton
Jones
Sumter
Schley
Macon
Truay and
Lelena
Arkansas
Janet
Court of Ordinary
Biewart
Lampkin
Amgmat
Ieranate
Lumpkin
T. F
I. Marrison
Beorgia
Breese Goextr
Stephen H. J. Kimbrough
Kimbrough
Maid Epanty
Sara
Jelimate Wimberley
Ordhivery
Cuthbert Manufacturing Co
O Ae
Padeceses
Andes
Bow Buchanan, Sery
Caravant
BR. Robertson
Elie
Gyal
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