Letter from Mr Hill on Radicalism and Georgia politics
In a reply letter published across the Columbus Enquirer, Mr Hill reflects on public opinion, his stance against Radicalism in Georgia, and the personal attacks he endured. He credits steady support and faith that the public will judge motives fairly, praising friends and reform advocates while rejecting calumny. He notes improve ments in Georgia and expresses hope for Greeley’s election and a lasting banishment of Radical rule.
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The
Columbus Enquirer
Hill
Biggers
Issacks County
Bill
Otter
Liggers
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Greeley
Congress
Nove
Earth
Rey
Monty Acain
Geor
J. H Abeliens Ed
Philadelphia
Greeny
Appleton
Kumey
Ramey
Newnan Herald
Grant
Greeley
Glowing Tribute by National Democratic Committee for Horace Greeley
The National Democratic Committee mourns Horace Greeley, honoring his public service and humanity. It recalls the 1872 convention choosing him for president and notes the nation’s sorrow at his death while pledging to honor his memory.
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National Demcratic Committee
United States
Horace Greeley
New York
National Democratic Committee
Chin'n National Dem. Committee
Two Legislatures Clash in Alabama Gubernatorial Crisis
The Montgomery dispute centers on two competing legislatures a Capitol based regular body recognized by Gov Lindsay and a U S Court room faction backed by Gov Lewis. Troops and a posse could appear as the stalemate continues with both sides claiming legality and awaiting Federal guidance.
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Montgomery
Senatros Aml
Capitol
G Gv. Lindsay
U. S. Court Room
Lewis
Holters
Lindsay
Senate
House
Balters
Baker
Morgan County
Chisholm
Limestone
Doreen
Marengo
Miller
Butler
Conecuh
United States Court
House of Representatives
Alabama
United States Cavalry
Jupiter Grounds
Washington
Gov. Lewis
Court House
Ghostly Brakeman Haunts trains in Georgia tale
A Marietta Journal report describes railroad workers noticing a ghostly brakesman who appears on freight trains between Tilton and Alatoona. The apparition vanishes and reappears on the same car, puzzling engineers who chase him only to find him gone, fueling rumors of a restless brakeman’s spirit.
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Tilton
Alatoona
W_ & A. Railroad
Pears
Jin
Brakestain
Marietta Journal
Characteristic Letter from Mr. Greeley
Washington papers publish a late campaign letter from Horace Greeley dated June 27 1872 to a New York acquaintance. He says he has acted on what he believed right despite public judgment and asks that testimony be given if he dies or loses the election.
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Washington
Greely
New York
Niexy Laxman
Horace Gaseney
Congress on Banks Resignation Battle in House Ends
The article recounts a heated House vote over General Banks resigning as Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. Rivalry centered on party lines with Butler leading the push, Kellogg urging withdrawal, and Democrats Abrause and Domingo siding with the opposition. The division left Banks retaining the chair as the debate shifted.
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Greeley
General Banks
Radical Party
Washington
New York Tribune
Butler
General DuBose
Tribune
Banks
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Brooks Risen
Yeal
Brooks
Kellogg
Connecticu
B. F. Buler
Shellabarger
Beaty
Stevenson
Packard
Myers
Blair
Farnsworth
St. Clair Abrams Accused of Buying Press Dispatches
Macon Enterprise condemns Mr. St. Clair Abrams for boasting of obtaining press dispatches and forcing rivals to sell at his price. The Rome Commercial urges Southern press to condemn the act as disreputable, noting a Dougherty man’s similar bragging.
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Atlanta Herald
Macon
Rome Commercial
St. Clair- Abrams
St. Clair Abrams
Dougherty
Richmond awaits completion of Chesapeake and Ohio road
A Richmond letter in the Louisville Courier Journal warns only five and thirty miles remain on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Col Whitcomb says the track is laid at three quarters of a mile per day. Richmond is unready for the traffic and wealth the road promises, with no warehouses or elevators and limited banking and transfer practices.
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Richmond
Louisville Courier Journal
Chesappeake
Ohio Road
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York Tribune
Lowe
South
Kentucky
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Jane
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Welch's Drug Store
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Tana
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Geo, Collier
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Savannah, Georgia
Bradley's Phosphate
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McAffee
Mithville, GA
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