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Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
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On March 11 in Atlanta, Georgia's convention requested Congress to remove political disabilities from citizens, adopted the state constitution, and saw Radical unification behind Bullock's gubernatorial nomination amid internal tensions; Conservatives planned to nominate Judge Irwin.
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The Convention-Constitution Adopted-Conservative Republicans to Nominate a Candidate for Governor.
ATLANTA, March 11.—In the Convention to-day Congress was requested to pass laws to remove political disabilities from all citizens of Georgia. Yeas 102, nays 26.
A motion to adopt the Constitution as a whole was carried—yeas 112, nays 14.
Farrow made a speech before the delegates indorsing the Constitution and the Radical nominee for Governor, Bullock. This unites the respective friends of the two Radical aspirants.
Mr. Farrow, on leaving the stand, offered his hand to Colonel Carey Stiles, of the Albany News, who refused to accept it, and denounced Farrow.
The Conservative Republicans of the Convention propose to nominate a candidate for Governor. Judge Irwin, a delegate elect, who refused to sit in the convention, will probably be the nominee.
At 5 o'clock, after a day of great excitement and confusion, the convention adjourned, subject to the call of the President.
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Atlanta, Georgia
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March 11
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The convention requested removal of political disabilities from Georgia citizens and adopted the constitution. Farrow endorsed Bullock, uniting Radical factions, but was denounced by Stiles. Conservative Republicans planned to nominate Judge Irwin after adjourning amid excitement.