Judge Berrien's Grand Jury Charge Cited in 1815 Ga. Record
Reprint from Milledgeville Georgia Journal dated June 7, 1815, presents Judge Berrien's charge to Chatham County Grand Jury. Notes on Davin's trial delay, political arrests, and postwar unrest in Georgia. Mentions railroad progress, impeachment telegrams, and Congress cotton tax debate as context.
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Berrien
Chatham County
Superior Court
Milledgeville Georgia Journal
Georgia
Great Britain
Davin Han
Green Hallock
Mar. Jenkson
Milledgeville
Howell
Tolferson Davis
Montreal
Augusta and Macon
Congress
Thad Stevens
Florida
Gol. Hart
The Conventions and a Political Threat in Macon
A sharp editorial harshly criticizes a convention as a mongrel body dominated by African Americans and outsiders. It urges white-led opposition, condemns gerrymandering and disenfranchisement, and calls for cautious, organized resistance rather than immediate action.
Georgia State Convention Election of 1867
In pursuance of acts to govern rebel states, Georgia voters were asked to approve a constitutional convention. An election yielded 102283 votes for a convention out of 106410 registered, electing delegates from districts. The convention was ordered to meet December 9 1867 in Milledgeville to draft a new state constitution.
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Alabama
Sinter
Geo. Pope
Torch
Turpentine Bingham
Griffin
Georgia
Florida
Winman
Sndons
Anid
Mint
Wald
Jon Pore
Coxyallox
The Duty of Sustaining the Ministry
A discussion on clergy poverty and the need for fair compensation for ministers. The piece condemns low salaries and urges congregations to support their pastors, citing anecdotes from Georgia and the wider church. It highlights the moral duty of giving and condemns mammon worship within religious leadership.
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Christ
Parison
Velola
Rice
Thological
Prince Kab War
Dr. Dwight
Heaven
Peril and political fear after pivotal 1868 elections
The author warns of Radical overreach and a potential constitutional crisis after recent elections. They predict large unpolled votes, urge vigilance against attempts to remove the president or declare a Radical victory, and stress the stakes of Civil War scale upheaval if power shifts occur. The piece calls for Democratic strength and warns of armed factions and reform against what it calls oligarchic aims.
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Pennsylvania
Porld
Forney
South
West India Islands
Grand Army of the Republic
Conseas
Congress
Gen Grant
Logan
Wosdburne
Grant
United States
Democratic Party
New York
Ohio
Indiana
New July
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
California
Oregon
Minnesota
Radical Congress
War fears and political tension warn Kentucky
An 19th century style column questions the state's stance as conflict looms in the North and South. The Louiseville Journal urges Kentucky to support the Constitution and the Union, while noting Ex-President Buchanan’s frail health and referencing the Washington Chronicle column.
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Kentucky
Louiseills Journal
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Mie Jrexte MeNen
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Woolpole
Beloning
Bainbridge
Underwood
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Hatham County
Maker County
Malvern Hill
Gow LU
I. Jones
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Quaneil
Cuthbert Merchants
Early County News
Blakely, Ga
E. H. Grouby
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Barly
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Oscar
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Pext
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W. B. Das
J. Atonems
Handolph County
Cutabery Bazaar
Straus & Pulaski
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Cuthbert, Ga
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Milo
Sciaroy End
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