Democratic Party Plans Grand State Meeting in Atlanta
The State Central Democratic Committee urges a grand state mass meeting in Atlanta on July 24 to organize for the presidential campaign and appoint electors if admitted. Counties receive doubled representation in the Legislature. Attendees may travel at one fare via railroads from convention to Atlanta and back.
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State Central Democratic Committee
Democracy
Atlanta
Randolph
Bander County
Legislation and loyalty urged as dissolving political rifts
A partisan call urges Georgia voters and lawmakers to resist federal changes and uphold Democratic control. The piece denounces the 14th Article, warns of military rule, and pressures support for restoration of Democratic appointees, including Judge Clarke, with editorial control hints for a weekly paper.
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Congress
Alain
Southern Democracy and reconstruction aims in postwar United States
A Northern and Southern Democratic alliance is discussed as a path to restore constitutional rule and curb Radical policies. The piece argues for gradual reform, opposing Radical carpetbagger rule, and urges vigilance against former day tendencies while aligning with Northern allies who oppose radical usurpation and support southern relief efforts. John Brown is noted as hanged in a contextual aside.
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Congress
United States
Senate
Stato Attaira
New York
Republic
Acon
Ruepert
Totapur
Jose
Chase
Mormon Woman's Pilea for Polygamy
A controversial letter column argues for polygamy within Mormon society, defending polygamous practice as a legitimate means to increase offspring and arguing against external condemnation. The piece cites biblical and historical examples to justify large family networks while asserting fidelity and social harmony among practitioners. It also critiques anti Mormon sentiment and defends the rights of women within the faith community.
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Earth
Deseret Post
Pula
Utah
Johnson buys 500 acre Tennessee farm near Greenville
President Johnson has purchased a 500 acre farm six miles from Greenville Tennessee where he plans to reside after leaving office. The property includes two large grist mills and is described as a practical home for retirement. A Greenville house prepared for his daughter sparked talk of an early return to private life.
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Tay
Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Lord's
Senate Bill Extends Freedmen Bureau Amid Postwar Turmoil
A 19th century news item recounts Senate passage of a bill extending the Freedmen Bureau for another year, with discussion of investigations into Butler’s operations, Arkansas constitution issues, and Democratic protests over new governance. It notes cadets at West Point, currency concerns, and a ghoulish obituary-like report on a late senator’s grave.
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Woorey
Bulguota
Senate
Benate
Ty House
Butlee
Brooke
Las Long Létin
Arkansas
West Point
Gen. Grant
Berne
Worley
Logan
Ma. Chase
New York
da. J
Hamilton
Athens
Macon Telegraph
Decatur County
Inle
Delegates to the National Democratic Convention Georgia notices
Announcement from Macon Ga June 12 1868 authorizes delegates to attend the National Democratic Convention in New York with a one fare to New York and return. through tickets available to July 12 with a return by July 20. Arrangements for Georgia delegation lodging are in progress.
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National
Devocarioc Party
Macon
Tam
Muscogee
Georgina
Atlanta
West Point
Atlantic
Gulf Saarcas
Pose Ee
New York
Tulso
Georgia
Lions Escape Cabin Fire Team in Wisconsin Train Wreck
A transport wagon carrying a cage of lions broke loose after a collision near Oconomowoc and Watertown. The team drove the cage along a ditch as lionesses roared and hunters freed cubs, with keepers and drivers racing to separate the beasts and reattach the cage. No fatalities reported, but chaos and fear disrupted the line as animals were restrained and the wagon moved on under careful supervision.
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Cir Cluddel
Water
Oconomowoc Ly
Watertown
Peganis i Lew
Winer
Paseak
Rome
Pewaukee
Vaow
Jay
Huten
Benate
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