Democratic Exe Cutive Com District Meeting in Savannah
Notice from Savannah Ga May 22 1886 announces the First Congressional District Democratic Executive Committee will meet at the chairman's office 120 street Savannah for site and place map creation and to conduct business. The Savannah News notes Gordon leads in polls while Bacon trails with counties Caroll Polk Dooley Gordon Forsyth Murray and Lumpkin showing votes and discusses attitudes toward Governor candidates and public education bills.
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Savannah
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Maj. Bacon
Judge Simmons
John B.gordon
Bacon
Knight of the Lost Cause
Gordon
Caroll
Polk
Dooley
Forsyth
Murry
Lumpkin
Catoosa
Columbus
Mitfex
First Congressional District
Altamaha
Waycross
Jesup
Appling
N. J. Holton
Baxley
Bryan
P. W. Williams
Fido
Bulloch
D. R. Groover
Arcola
Camden
D. R. Proctor
St Mary's
Chatham
Robert Falligant
Congress and District Lines Clash in Georgia Debate
A Georgia newspaper recounts a Congressional race dispute between Blackshear Georgian and HEapLicut over a supposed sectional district line. It notes mutual claims about supporters, the Altamaha river divide, and how each side would win with backing from allies like Judge Mershon or Capt. Bradwell. The piece also touches on taxable property growth, agricultural societies, and a provocative Prohibition topic in South Carolina. It cites Darien Gazette and Brunswick Advertiser opinions on potential Congress candidates Jake Dart and Jacob E. Dart, and mentions a local church benefit stunt termed the Mum Party.
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Blackshear
Heaplicut
Altamaha
Congress
Heapaich
Capt. Bradwell
Judge Mershon
Washington City
Pottery Ridge Candidate Speech in Rural Life Fragments
A rural scene mocks political rhetoric as a farmer talk about running for legislature and Congress while hoeing potato ridges and listening to June bugs. The chronicle hints at hopes to shape law, taxes, and a distant railroad reform, ending with reflections on wisdom and self reliance.
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Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Legislature
Congress
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Johnston Station
McIntosh
James Walker
Darien
Pierce
A. N. Smith
Scriven
John C. Dell
Sylvania
Tattnall
Jeremiah Tootle
Reidsville
John C. McDonald
Wayne
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Ww. Clifton
C. A. Bacon
Thomasville
Jones County
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South Carolina
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