A Confederate Era Dispute Over Stephens and Davis
A Georgia figure denounces Stephens for falsehoods about Davis and Hampton Roads. The speaker asserts Richmond presence during key discussions, condemns Stephens’s attacks as malicious and demands punishment for perceived perjury and slander. He recalls private rumors, defense of Davis, and hints at further revelations from March 14 1864 correspondence.
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Richmond
Georgia
Davis
Mr Davis
Hampton Road Commission
Mr Stephens
Congress
Gov Brown
Barere
En’s
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Hampton Roads
Rampra
Com
Stevens
Gen Toombs
Col Kefan
Piey
Andystichs
Ben
Iahi
Senatan Geece
Ion
Reunion address at Potomac veterans gathering
A veteran orator at the Harrisburg reunion of the Army of the Potomac urges reconciliation and peace. He cites the gospel of peace and expresses hope that the nation remains united and our children inherit a better heritage.
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Army’ of Potomac
Herrisburg
C. B. Wilco
Bircet
Gorfed
True Bill in Orangeburg Grand Jury Indicts for Larceny and Breach
The Orangeburg Republican grand jury indicted Moste and Tumbert for grand larceny and breach of trust. They fault the Governor for misusing justice and accuse local officials of extortion against the poor, blaming appointments for political leverage.
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Orangeburg
Moste
Tumbert
icTrum Sheeghzens
Ahi
Cicriesion News
Fragmentary 19th Century OCR Passage On Population Shift
Incoherent text fragment discusses population changes and migration patterns across cities. Mentions Louis, Chicago, St Louis and Allegheny mountains with vague references to growth, labor, and regional development. No clear events or dates identifiable from the readable fragment.
Bill to aid loyalists missing oath claims gains support
A House bill introduced by Representative Andrew Sloan aims to help claimants barred by oath requirements during the war. It would authorize filings and allow those denied under federal action to pursue relief, a measure praised by Sloan and supporters as timely for Southern constituencies.
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United States
House= of Representatives
Hmn
Andrew Sloan
Colton
Mr. Sloan
RepublicanPithie
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee Members Named
The article lists the Georgia State Democratic Executive Committee members with their districts and home counties, led by Chairman Thos Hardeman. It notes the committee was appointed by the last convention on July 24, 1872, and includes a quoted resolution authorizing an executive committee with regional chairs and authority to appoint a chairman.
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Thos. Hardeman
John L. Harriv
Brunswick
Warren Aiken
Bartow
Nelson Tift
Daugherty
He Christie
Clarke
Furat
Hod
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Fulton
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Whitfield
Thas
Georgia
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How Ezisijog
Oleate
Hana Herald
Dike
Sis Capital
Chios
Meir Patring
Teading Gmrd
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