Meridian editor submits Davis pardon petition
A. G. Horn of Meridian Mercury forwards to President Cleveland a petition urging Jefferson Davis be pardoned. The plea argues pardon would ease southern mortification and notes Davis’s civil and military services deserve clemency. Horn says Southern people trusted Cleveland and would bless the decision if granted. Horn did not consult Davis.
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Bayara’s Influence Questioned Over 1888 Cyclone Claim
The text questions Bayara’s alleged maneuvers within his department aimed at shaping a cyclone for personal gain in 1888. It argues that even with two four year terms and full administration influence, any benefit to him would be doubtful.
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Reawakening Gen Beatty's Bloody Shirt Doomed for Ohio
The message warns that reviving Gen John Beatty's old speeches will not win him the Ohio governorship. It argues politics mirrors religion with a God in Israel and urges saving money by not distributing aged speeches.
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