Georgia politics and violence dominate Savannah dispatches
Reports discuss Georgia political strife with Democrats in Savannah, reactions to radical reforms, the Provisional Georgia leadership, and threats to election legality. A South Western Railroad incident prompts calls for punishment of a saboteur. The New Era scene in Atlanta features media clashes and moral outrage over radicalism and corruption.
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Cotton Prices and Market Fears Debate in Editorials
A lengthy analysis weighs pros and cons of rising cotton values Amid fears of price manipulation by Northern speculators and a looming supply surplus The piece cites English demand India and Barbary output and U S consumption and questions currency policy and labor shortages while forecasting prices may fall without currency expansion.
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Barbary States
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Congress
Price Advances in Cotton Market Draws Cautious Reactions
Fragmentary remarks on cotton price trends note holders should use personal judgment amid uncertain premises. The discussion laments general ignorance on the subject and urges prompt filing of demands aligned with individual circumstances and obligations.
Anger Over War Debt and Radical Rule in Georgia
The piece argues the South bears no Southern war debt burden and condemns Northern coercion. It denounces Radical governance, calls for defeat at the polls, and urges unity among patriots to resist Repudiation and Bullock-era allies amid regional turmoil in Macon and Georgia.
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Impeachment tone targets Sumner and despot myths in European history
A dense critique rails at Senator Sumner as an apologist for Russian and Austrian policies, denounces eunuchlike despots, and contrasts Byzantine tyranny with modern power abuses. It attacks insidious persecution, inclines toward moral judgment, and defends harsh historical consequences while naming figures like Nero, Las Casas, Fenelon, and Stephens with contemporary references.
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Georgia Politician and Cotton Theft Allege Political Turmoil
A Georgia editor attacks Maj. Whiteley for U.S. Senate bid while criticizing Reconstruction era policies. The column also recounts a theft incident involving Clarke Chisell and a bale of cotton from Rocky Mount, N C, traced to North Carolina, with costs and arrests noted. It cites Kentucky black population declines and Republican support for General George B. Crittenden as political context, plus commentary on gold and Southern cotton influence on bonds.
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Fragmented reflections on trust and deception
The speaker recounts observations of hoarding bread and helping the blind, then rejects faith in lovers and servants. They describe hiring from intelligence offices and cynicism about women and beauty, detailing drastic changes in beliefs about loyalty, appearance, and virtue.
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