Democratic Club endorses presidential ticket and platform
A 1868 meeting of the Georgia Crook Democratic Club adopted a preamble favoring the Democratic nominees for President and Vice President, calling for unity to defeat the Republican ticket. Delegates were empowered to solicit speakers, arrange meetings, and publish the proceedings, while a tax note from Washington outlined fruit distillers’ excise obligations under new law.
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Wuaus
Seymour and Wlair
United States
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Hi. S. Barwon
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Pio Niu
Amod
D. Gries
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National Democratic Convention
G. W. McMahan
Thi Club
Central Club
Danooratio Nominaoa
Provident
Princis
Furs Nist
Keowee Conrior
Greenville
Buninda
Volgok
George’s Cronk Academy
Ola
Young, Gosaxty
Sca'ty
Invenvar
Washington
Letter from James Campbell urges colored voters to back white suffrage
A long August 8 1868 letter from James Campbell to Frederick A. Ford argues for keeping political power in white hands and warnings against supporting colored suffrage. It asserts vigilant opposition to Reconstruction policies, condemns black political advancement, and contrasts Liberia and Caribbean republics with U.S. politics. Campbell appeals to colored readers to choose peace and prosperity under white leadership, warning of exclusion from vote rights if allied with Radical Republicans.
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Pennsylvania
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Oregon
Ohio
Michigan
Hope
Linda
Tudiun
Kentucky
South Carolina
Columbia
Tolio
Rolyon
Futura
Foruaypra Congress
Phoro
Dave
Junitho
Upi
Thia Limo
Johnson
Orr
Benth Covoliai
DeLarge
Qardesa
Whipper
Wright
Cain
Congress
Loux
Poncooble
Chinnob
Yoman
Hay
Thorn
Scuut
House of Representatives
Oure
Ho Ling
Republic of Liberia
Itiain
Domingo
Mayti
North
West
United States
Thia Coutry
Bhiatuatter
Washington
Simnor
Datila
Bronco
Thale
Sam
Mir
James 1S
Campbell
The Black Man at tha Bouth A Southern Labor Question
Fragmented text argues that African Americans need care and discipline yet resist outside interference from northern philanthropists and carpetbaggers. It stresses self-reliance, warns outsiders undermine harmony with Southern whites, and highlights the economic fallout from disruption in labor and production. Names and specific events are obscured by the corrupted OCR.
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