Local and national notes from a Southern paper
The item reports on ownership changes at Bale and the Ar. Pen. Dillon and outlines editorials, conventions, and political shifts. It mentions the editor’s trip to Baltimore for Presbyterian General Assembly sessions, arrangement of temporary editorial relief, and exchanges with the LaGrange Reporter. It criticizes radicalism, praises Mr. Mill, and discusses impeachment delays and General Meade's order declaring constitutional ratification by a large majority.
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Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
United States
Macon
Appeal
Unual
Om Tee Sram
Ad Address
Rational Publishing Co
Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Enduring Debt Politics and Federal Power in Reconstruction
A partisan polemic argues against radical policies and calls for restoring liberty by displacing radical rule. It cites constitutional perils, disenfranchisement, and foreign invasion of state rights, urging Northern Democrats to rally in November to halt what it calls tyrannical Reconstruction. The piece references Tennessean Ex- W. L. Harbison’s arrest, Pendleton’s plan, and financial schemes to pay the national debt without inflating currency.
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Uberty
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Atoel
Arkarisax
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South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Old Dominion
Virginia
Baal
Saray
Toga
Eutaw
Brandywine
Savannah
Pendleton
Wido
Lam
McCulloch
Gentemon
United States
Treasry
Bonda
Cheern
Mr. Buchanan
Andrew Jackson
New York Times
Roolves
Supreme Court
Co ‘e.Old Brownlow
Caton
What we May Expect if the President is Convicted
A discussion in the Anti Slavery Standard outlines the political dangers and expected shifts if a presidential conviction occurs. It argues for rapid enactment of equal citizenship and suffrage, predicts policy distractions under Grant, and stresses the South's view on constitutional equality and federal oversight.
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Wendell
Philtipay
Warnie
Michigan
South Carolina
Geaveul Grant
Wade
Gramblars
Wildori
Grant
Chicago
Savannah Prospects Brighten Amid Reconstruction Debate
Savannah communities voice optimism despite war scars and political tension. Merchants reopen trade, river improvements boost commerce, and a Conservative white city government gains support. Sanitation and health boards strengthen city readiness, with cotton and corn prices rising and investment expected as stability returns.
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Keisher
Toloni
Coumerce
Savanbah
Mne
Gordyn
Lemst
Mece
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