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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1867
Page
2
A periodical expresses gratitude for reader support and advertiser patronage as it plans expansion. It defends independence, pledges unwavering opposition to radical reform, and emphasizes boosting Macon and Savannah trade while preparing for the Bainbridge and Quthbert Railroad.
A Georgia political statement argues Northern conservatives will back restoration, condemns military rule, maps expected reactions in Georgia and other states, and urges white unity to resist radical Reconstruction. It warns of violence, confiscation, and racial backlash if ratification fails and urges restraint while appealing to Northern allies.
Telegraphic dispatches from major towns show whites largely boycotting voting, leaving Sumbio in control and signaling strong resistance to radical policies. Authors foresee a rebuke to medical usurpation when ratification comes, urging vigorous campaigning to defeat radical terms.
A brutal assault in Brady's Mills, Maryland, leaves Bessie Deane gravely harmed after a coercive attack by Dan Scrunch. The incident occurred during a thunderstorm as she sought shelter with an elderly woman, with the assailant still at large and the mother incapacitated by shock.
A harsh no holds barred portrait of a traveling newspaper bum who milks editors, begs for jobs, fawns at political dinners, and extorts money from young writers and managers. He masquerades as a reporter, inflates his importance, and drags each scene from rural political dinners to city papers through trickery and self promotion.
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