No 3 Democratic chatter from distant papers in favor
A collage of political clippings discusses governors candidates and party loyalties. It notes cross endorsements by local papers The Constitution and Journal for a governor candidate while referencing prize fighting law and tax policy debates Alaska Hawaii and tariff talk appear in passing alongside editorials about farmers guidance and wage concerns.
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Democratic Party
Alpharetta Free Press
Constitution and Journal
Cummings proposes twenty dollar bonds for public sale
New York Congressman Cummings calls a bond issue of twenty dollars per person to be sold at money order post offices. Bonds carry 3 percent interest and redeemable after ten years. He argues bonds are safe and would issue money directly to the people, though local buyers may expect higher yields.
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Cummings
New York
Money Order
Georgia Democrats Portrayed as Opponents by Local Paper
The Eatonton Messenger argues that several Georgia residents calling themselves Democrats attack the administration as eagerly as any Republican. They distort statements and misrepresent actions, appearing more like opponents than supporters and urged to align with the Republican party.
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Georgia
Eatonton Messenger
Reuben Musings on Life and Lending
A reflective piece discusses life’s odd paths and the idea of lending when one cannot borrow even a small sum. It frames money, risk, and human connection as intertwined in a questioning mood.
Next Georgia Governor Contest Scrutinized by The Arcus
The Arcus reports a Jackson poll of 100 citizens with 58 backing Atkinson, 32 Evans, and 10 noncommittal. It notes Gen Evans draws Confederate veteran support while endorsing neither candidate, and claims Georgia offers strong gubernatorial timber despite the results.
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Jackson
Arcus
Jivan
Atkinson
Georgia
Axcus
Evans
Zvans
Governor Northen Leads Georgia Militia to Quell Rumor of Fight
An illustrated cartoonish chronicle describes Governor William J. Northen at night in Southern Georgia with militia ready to intervene if Corbett and Mitchell fight in Jacksonville. The piece satirically notes the governor’s vigilance, public praise, and political asides about other figures and a proposed congressman.
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Jacksonville
Law and Order League
Corbett
Mitchell
Georgia
Nixey
Atlanta
William J. Northen
Timbuctoo
Rome
Northen
Hustler
Restoring Money by Further Contraction
The Woodbury Messenger argues that returning money to a sound basis by further contracting it is as pointless as feeding less to a starving hog to gain flesh. The old text uses a sharp analogy to critique fiscal policy.
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Woodbury Messenger
Gold Bugs on Finance and Bond Fears in Washington
J R Randall cites a Washington view criticizing Secretary Carlisle and the administration for misreading the deficit and triggering a panic. The piece argues repeal of the silver law and silver purchases did not cause the disaster, while tariff changes are blamed. It notes the nation may move to a gold standard and issue bonds to cover expenses, alarming many democrats.
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J.R. Randall
Washington
Augusta Herald
Senate
Carlisle
Treasury
House
Buchanan
Dream of cotton and government control ends in irony
A reader recalls a dream of populist rule with government purchases of cotton at fixed prices. Wagons unload crops and government draws payments stamped like postage, merchants are jailed for shortages, and England’s poor starve while cotton prices collapse. The narrator prefers free markets and personal rights.
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Savings Bank
Redwine
England
Judge J D Stewart Dies at Home in Griffin
Judge J D Stewart, a respected Georgia jurist and Baptist church leader, died at his Griffin home on the 28th of last month. The longtime lawmaker rose from poverty to prominence and was admired statewide for his service and character.
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J. D. Stewart
Griffin
Judge Stewart
Baptist Church
Missing Word Contest Promises Prize for Correct Submission
In England the Prince of Wales affair is the all absorbing topic of the quarter. The Weekly Constitution markets a missing word contest with a quarter of net receipts as prize. Burford’s stand offers shoeing and shop work at low prices.
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England
Prince of Wales
Old Stamps and Relics Wanted for Cash in 1861 Items
Will pay 50c to 50 dollars for stamps issued by Southern cities in 1861 before Confederate stamps. Also seeks 1845 stamps from New York Millbury Brattleboro New Haven St. Louis Providence and private U.S. companies. Require stamps on original envelopes. Purchase coins Confederate and U S flags banners and relics linked to notable persons and events. Address Jackson Argus.
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J.G. McDonald
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Butts County
Jackson,Ga
Billy Northen
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Charlie Mitchell
Newnan Herald
Hawaii
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Waynesboro
Corbett and Sullivan
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Reuben
E. J. Reagan
Henry
Congress
Reagan
Hale’s Weekly
Butts
Jackson High
Eutaw Acid Phosphate
Eutaw
W. M. Mallett
Jenefer Oi
Jackson Ca
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Jackson Institute
Addrese
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Blasingame
Jackson 1 Institute
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WIL Puleselais
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Cincinnati
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Brunswick
Savannah
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B. W. Wrenn
Bnovel
Jackson, Ga
R. Cohen
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Santas
Ronie Bemele
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Lippsan Bros
Mruszists
Lippman’s
Burford
L. M. Maston
South
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Whitehall
Cherry Street
W. J Douglas
W.L. Doucia
W. EL. Douglas
W. L. Dovt
W.L. Douglas
W & Douglas
Brockton
Mass
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J. W.crum
Teearborn Street
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