Publication of Weaver conduct in Pulaski draws NC voters' attention
The Atlanta Journal sent a reporter to Pulaski to verify General Weaver’s wartime conduct. The Journal’s findings, republished here, urged North Carolina voters to study the report and consider the third party presidential candidate with informed judgment.
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Weaver as a Tyrant in Pulaski Tennessee
A long partisan report claims General J B Weaver ruled Pulaski Tennessee with tyranny during 1863 64, extorting money from citizens confiscating goods and enforcing harsh arrests. Witness affidavits describe seizures of thread hogs horses and cash, abuse of widows and noncombatants, and calls for public lynching if he returned.
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