Gen McClellan welcomed by Democrats in New York crowd
Immense New York turnout greets Gen McClellan with about nine ty thousand in procession and roughly half a million spectators on foot. McClellan endorses our national nominee in a heartfelt letter. Burr killed by a falling tree while hunting, leaving a widow and young child. Southern Leader paper started in Haw. Kihaville by Dr James A. Daviour. Nutmeg State votes 6000 for Democracy, up from Engle 700. William Smith, a colored speaker, heads north to teach Radicals a lesson. Herman Damps downplays political role of Grant. nation must keep peace. Treasury book critique by R J Walker warns debt will double in 14 years. Cuthbert city charter Act discussed. local political tension noted. Two-year desertion cited as ground for divorce.
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New York
Gen. McClellan
Aome
Georgia
South Carolina
Ham
House of God
South
Grant
Colfax
Olack
The Moral and Political Future of the Negro
A polemical essay argues that religious and moral reform among African Americans is key to uplift. It condemns Northern intervention, radical politics, and denominational manipulation while praising earlier evangelical efforts and lamenting deeper spiritual corruption, urging restoration of peace between Black and white communities to revive true religion.
Democratic Address Sparks Controversy in Georgia Politics
A lengthy commentary critiques a Democratic Committee's special address to Georgia voters and denounces ex cathedra pronouncements. It urges unity, mass meetings, and focusing on campaigning while condemning rival papers for hostile satire. The piece references Spain’s crisis and Cuba annexation as broader political context.
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Deimocratic Party of
Georgia
Cabanisa
Hurricane of 1804 1824 1840 1854 Terrifies Atlantic Coast
The article recounts devastating equatorial hurricanes striking the seaboard with wide inland ruin. It details September 1804, September 24, 1824, October 15, 1840, and September 8, 1854 events, describing inland flooding, wrecked crops, ruined farms, lost livestock, and days of communication breakdown. The author recalls personal survival, forest devastation, and prayers on the scale of divine power.
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Ald
Dankness
Atlantic
The New Rebellion and Southern Feuds in The Tribune
The Tribune editorial pages attack the Radical party and Southern Democrats, claiming fear and prejudice fuel rebellion while accusing the paper of sensationalizing Southern “outrages.” It cites General Howard and the Freedmen’s Bureau to criticize federal presence and reportage in postwar South.
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Fois
Tribune
Obyiond
Enon
Radical
Ideed
Cuien
Washington
Lawrence County
Wade Hampton
Porrest
Stoward
Muruga
The Camila affair and late earthquake reports
Towns across Georgia and New York report on the Camila affair and a statement from DOW Armstrong Jr about a lack of connection to Garrilla. Later dispatches describe widespread earthquake aftermath in Quito and Peru with unburied bodies, plundering rumors, and entombment tales amid storms and unrest.
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Camila Afair
Brown
Macor
Dow Armtrong, Jr
Albany
Camilla Afair
Garrilla
H. Howath, Sr
Bartnauyet
New York
Quito
Arica
Arequipa
Peru
Ariea
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Dwthbert
Appeal
Sawtell & Jones
On. H. Ht. Jones
Fhureday
National Democratic
Horatio Seymour
Oren
York
FRANCIS. _P. BLAIR
Missouri
Jou i Gordon
Fulon
Hox
Joan T. Clarke
Randolph
Fe Gon
Prim
Madrid
Senate
Bavannah Republican
J. Tt. Sneed
Ray
Frank
Burr
Journal & Massenger
Haw
Kihaville
de. Jame A. Daviour
Engle
William Smith
Herman
R. J. Walker
Treasury
McCullough
Optus Uns
Awana
Crasrenor
Benate
Cuthbert
Canis
General Assembly
Christ
Abenad
Acta
Tun Onevaconr
Vurow
Bavansant Py Mie
Douuvat
Mrankvarn
Ann Avaveva
Conoticre
Augusta
Oglethorpe
Empire State
Carolina
Charleston
Macon
Savannah
Isabella
Eail
Spain
Cuba
Mobile Register
Gabeus
Alea
Vonweds 5
Tain Oils
Powell, Troster
Wgat
Librete Ginny
Brats
Liverworth
Pie
Naptha
Paesden
Aed
Perera Pectoral
Lalsamle
Syrap
Powell
Trot
Weet Veuggis
Hawkseller
Statler
Gabe
Cathbdert
Bret Boote
Dacomber Geet
Carey
Freeman Walker
Ke Walker
Power Tiraexii
Dreggiet
Eorgia
M. Gormley
Frernoon
T. S
Randolin Subbipp
Randolph Satie
Peat Colle
Igtrede
Clud
Hill
Matas
Levey Deaghtere
H. Coox
Dolereaux
T. B. Powell
Trastee
Rome
Gotland
Sally White
Times
Kepp
Goshen Butte
Public Square
Ordidaarg
Court of Ordinary
Wakwunty
Cathbert
Pachilla Creek
Kandotyh Ennuty
Catharine Hawk
Macon, GA
Axe
Qoe
Mina
Osimess
Otis
Holstead & Byars
Housh
Cutubert, GA
Rosse Son
Ier Ly Mit
Borneo
Wara
Rio
Jaya
Walley and Berard
Mies
J. B. Ross & Son
Oliver & Waddail
Commission Merchants
Cornerlabama and
Forsyth Streets
Atlantal Oy
Acow
Tennessee
Howard Des Limk
Marietta Paper
Mia McFerran
Armstrong & C0
Wam
Washington Gas
Louisville
J. A. Clopton
Alabama
Syberfire
Amunes
Hewett County
W. Il. Phipps
Elqert Phups
Hepa
Dr. Steelman
Oiseau
Powela
Trastes
Cote Drage
Statin
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