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Editorial
October 10, 1868
The Bolivar Bulletin
Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tennessee
What is this article about?
Post-war editorial urging young men who have reached voting age to register and vote for white candidate Hon. J. W. Leitchwich against radical opponents thief Smith and radical Nunn, emphasizing the importance of each vote in saving the district and country. Registrar available next week.
OCR Quality
95%
Excellent
Full Text
Young Men Do Your Duty.—It has been more than three years since the war ended. Since that time many young men have arrived at the age of twenty-one, and who, if proper steps are taken, can procure their certificates to vote. The last one of them should come forward and discharge this duty. The exigency of the times demand it; manhood demands it. Do not hold off and say that you do not care. There is too much at stake—your friends, yourselves have too much at stake to pass over so slightly that which is of so much importance. One vote may save this civil district; one vote may save the country, one vote may save the Congressional district and elect our choice—a white man, Hon. J. W. Leitchwich—to office. Think of thief Smith and radical Nunn. Register if you can. The Registrar will be here the first week of next Circuit Court.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Suffrage
What keywords are associated?
Voter Registration
Young Men Duty
Elect Leitchwich
Anti Radical
Post War Voting
White Candidate
What entities or persons were involved?
Hon. J. W. Leitchwich
Thief Smith
Radical Nunn
Registrar
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Urging Young Men To Register And Vote For White Candidate Leitchwich
Stance / Tone
Urgent Patriotic Call To Action Against Radicals
Key Figures
Hon. J. W. Leitchwich
Thief Smith
Radical Nunn
Registrar
Key Arguments
Many Young Men Have Reached Voting Age Since War's End Three Years Ago
They Should Procure Voting Certificates And Discharge Their Duty
Exigency Of Times And Manhood Demand Voting
Too Much At Stake To Abstain
One Vote Can Save District, Country, And Elect Leitchwich Over Smith And Nunn
Register During Next Circuit Court Week