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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1868
Page
3
In a chaotic plea, the bar urges a united push to influence Governor Bullock’s appointment. It warns that discord may harm the circuit, favors a qualified, educated lawyer, and calls for the profession to present a single recommended candidate to ensure a respectable bench.
A reader reports on Templeton's The Black Crook adaptation at Macon, describing stage spectacle, costumes, and sensational elements. The reviewer contrasts it with New York and comments on propriety, audience taste, and reactions from ladies and gentlemen, with broader remarks on cultural standards and theater ethics.
Virginia and South Carolina face black political dominance and rising emigration. Virginia lands offer terms to white Southern migrants seeking homes amid fear of carpetbag rule. In South Carolina about 400,000 Negroes to 300,000 whites, with fraudulently registered white voters and rising urban distress. The Crescent notes the unsettling shift and calls for cautious hope in a fragile future.
The text surveys presidential contenders with Democratic leanings amid Civil War era tensions, naming Maj. Gun Harcouk, Andrew Johnson, Reymont, and Pendleton, then shifts to a harsh attack on Radicals from the Chicago Post. It also offers a potato preparation method and reports ex-President Buchanan gravely ill in Lancaster with pneumonia, implying a fading political moment.
A long excerpt surveys California’s unemployment crisis among clerks and professionals, noting a surplus of workers and charity efforts by the San Francisco Benevolent Society. It also mentions Treasury rules for converting notes and a peculiar juvenile gang case in Detroit, ending with a riddle about liability in a cow tied to a boat scenario.
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