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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1868
Page
2
Fragmentary 19th century newspaper item discusses political tension between factions, election stakes, and calls to vote against perceived enemies. It mentions a Georgia context, Democratic alignments, and the aim to influence the New Constitution ratification. The piece also notes a New York show burning and a quirky calendar observation.
An extended reflection on Lincoln, emancipation, mercy, and the Union's restoration. The author laments federal policy's impact on freedpeople, rails against opponents of reconstruction, and urges steadfast adherence to truth and justice to defend liberty and order amid political strife. Strong entities include Lincoln, the United States, the Union, and references to Federal Constitution and higher law. The piece contends for perseverance and virtue as the path to peace.
A caustic broadside laments the perceived decay of constitutional liberty amid radicalism and partisan maneuvers. It calls on Northern Conservatives to unite with the South to resist oppression, restore promised liberties, and hold leaders accountable for policies burdening the nation. A related note defends the Atlanta Intelligencer against insults from a delegate to the Sealaway Convention.
An 1868 exiled commentary from Coronm's Island laments the decline of Georgia's coast. It recalls thriving oyster beds, ancient mounds, and chiefs' artifacts, then condemns Sherman’s raids, famine, and misrule. It blames freedmen, mentions crop failures, and argues for restoring lawful authority to curb theft and preserve prosperity.
Fragmented dispatches quote a letter denouncing Central Africa fetishism and calling for aid to seaboard brethren. It appeals to Georgia counties to provide bread and funds, while outlining President Andrew Johnson’s support messages and local political resolutions from February 24. The text mentions New London, New York, Philadelphia, and Mass venues, plus a sermon praised for rhetoric at St Luke Church.
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