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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1882)
UN (IA 770S’. The best citizens almost en rase up with indignation last week at the ed itorial of the Augusta Chronicle which without any cause but to serve the Brown-Col quilt dynasty attacked the Hon. J. C. C. Black because he dared to suggest a reform in the methods of the “bosses.” We published last week what Mr. Black said. There was no cause for such an attack, and the best citizens, white and black, republicans and democrats met aud passed resolu tions denouncing the editorial attack on Mr. Black. The resolutions character ize the editorial as an unprovoked at tack, its argument unscua I, its asser tion of Mr. Black’s want of strength un true, and its tone ill-tempered and of fensive. The boss organ in Atlanta denounces the people of Augusta for having the courage and the manhoood to stand up their opinions en masse against the opinions of Pat Walsh who has been toadying to Colquitt and Brown, When the people rise up in a body and de nounce an editorial it must be flagrant ly wrong. The people of Chatham county are moving in the direction of having a bil passed by the Legislature changing the time of holding the county election at the same time. '1 he county elections taking place in 1883 necessitates the paying of the tax es of 1882. while the Collector is still collecting. The constitution requires all taxes except for the year of the elec tion, but under this bill for all elections taking place during the same year the requirements will be more equitable . The bill is designed to do away with all doubt as to the constitutionality of reg istration. The caption of the bill is as follows: An act entitled an aet to change the time of holding the election for coun ty officers in Chatham county; to mo vide for the appointment of mS gers, and for the management of elec tions hereafter to be held in Chatham county for a Senator and Representa tives in the Legislature of the State and for State and county officers; to prescribe the qualifications of voters at said elections; to better preserve good order at and around the polls; to provide penalties for all violations of this act, and for other purines. The bill is a good one result in much good if it should be made applicable to the whol^tate. In the elections last Vfrere an unusual *onal amendments New one free canals and an other for sup remecourt judges. Nebraska (M for^we, man suffrage. Illinois one giWng the* Illinois and Michigan canal to eral government—a part of the Henne pin canal scheme—and another author izing the expenditure of $500,000 more on the new Wisconsin had one affecting the regiPlation laws and the election of county officers, and an other perfecting its briennial swtem. while Michigan had one raising me sal aries of cuircuit judges from SISOO to SISOO a year, of these the canal amend inent in New York is of couse impor tant to the commerce of the countuj while the woman suffragists have so active a campaign in vote on their anicndmentJthejMg||j| be looked to with a good deal of all ages who suffer from appetite; tiou, low spirits and may have life and health renewed and indefinitely extended by the use of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink ham’s remedies for all complaints incident to the female con stipition. We have not only a faith in Mrs. Pinkham, but wefa®|A sured that her medicines most agreeable I Gov. Stephens retains Col. 1? W.< Avery and J. W. Warren ns his Secre taries; C. W. Seidell and Murpliey Clerks; John A. Stephens adjutant gen eral andPuperintendent of public buil dings; Barnard E. Bee and Wm. M. Sneed aide camps. M The citizens of Augusta held a meet ing and passed a very sensible and dig nified set of resolutions Jdemning the editorial in the and Constitutionalist for its umßled on Hon. J. C. C. Black, A Young man in Hancock county is said by the Sparta Ishmaelite to have started four years ago to farming on borrowed capital. He now has four thousand dollars to loan out. Write to him and get the secret. The Sparta -klmiaelite thinks Gov ernor Colquitt would make a great Sen ator in one respect since he has a pow erful lachrymal gland. Several ot the A^ekly >taie have followed the t Gazette and are now sheets to keep the usual reading matter. ■ Banish ill health, nervousness, vexa tien, fretfulness, etc., by using Brown's Iron Bitters. -■*..+** SEEK health and avoid sickness. 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