Brownlow and anti Jewish rhetoric in postwar debate
The article denounces Governor Brownlow as a rowdy partisan and accuses him of antisemitic attacks on Jewish citizens. It cites his inflammatory statements and links to stereotypes about abolitionists and clothing trade. A muttered dispute over police uniforms in Mobile is noted alongside a council resolution claiming a New York Central Park police uniform model.
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City of
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County Protest Misread. Correction Issued Amid 1860s Debate
A Mobile paper abstract notes misreadings of county protest signs as to who is disreputable. It cites Thad Stevens writing to EB Melcher son clerk blasting Congress over District losses from Gen Lee and rebel damages in Virginia. He urges confiscation of wealth from suspected rebels, listing Aiken, Stampton, Orr, Davis, Paulkner among others.
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National Republican
Richmond Krammer
Schofield
U. S
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Thad Stevens
EB. Melc Herson
House of Representatives
Lanchster
Congress
Lee
Aiken
Stampton
Orr
Davis
Paulkner
Dotard
Order from Gen Pope on public meetings enforcement
The May 20 General order by Gen Pope requires mayors sheriffs and civil officers in cities with municipal government to attend every public political meeting within their jurisdiction or face removal if they fail to prevent disturbances. Sheriffs may mobilize forces, while troops may assist if needed, though the general hopes military involvement remains unnecessary. A second note critiques Massachusetts clergyman Ware and warns of broader class conflict tied to political agitation as citizens are urged to register and elect delegates to a constitutional convention.
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Temeremixo
Pope
Dandridge Argus
Petition to Gen Pope on stay law gripes urged
A draft addressed to Maj Gen John Pope warns that the stay law decision imperils indigent debtors by forcing sale of property. The piece condemns sensational reports and urges patience, arguing bankruptcy acts will shield real needy claimants while others should work instead of complaining.
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Pope
John Pope
Judyge Clark
Buckram
Ruth
Atatutus
Clark
Ross
Georgia
Orn
Southern university value in sectarian schools debate
The article extols the Saintly Lipscombe led institution, praising a record enrollment and the alma mater status of Franklin College. It argues against sectarian colleges, warning they narrow minds and breed bigotry, urging a universal, nonsectarian university approach with adequate libraries and faculty.
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Franklin
Tite
Toevadbel V
John von
Howell Cobb
Alex: H. Stephens
Robert Toombs
I. R. Jackson
Junie ‘Hillyer
Prowcis Bartow
Cobb
Tinton Stephens
James Jackson
Gen
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Mny
Wbite
Paribus
Athens
Baptista
Praoklin
Anheir
State support for university library and lectures praised
Grimly preserved educational foundations are urged to be protected as Wingy and other age old scholarly sources remain accessible to students. An annual lecture series by Prof. W L Jones on plant chemistry and farm manures is announced starting on the 10th of the month. The piece lauds farming science and asks the state to sustain scholarly growth for Georgia’s future leaders.
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University of Georgia
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Tiidt
Tes
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Adduil
W.L. Jones
Fieth
Cabinet
Chure
Rail line proposal links Bainbridge to Cuthbert and Montgomery
The Bainbridge Argus argues for a Montgomery Bainbridge road via Bufala and Cuthbert to connect with a southern Georgia system, calling it a major productive corridor and urging Eufaula’s cooperation. It notes editorial skepticism about conflicting maps and highlights a broader push for a rail network through to the Mississippi Valley.
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Montgomery
Eufaula
Laimbridge
Montgomery & Bafaula
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