13 Jul 1839
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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1839
Page
1
The Tarboroush Press outlines annual subscription pricing and advance payment options, with the annual rate and penalties for discontinuation. It states advertising charges, insertion rules, and penalties for extended notices, court orders, and judicial advertisements, plus mailing and payment details for notices to the editor.
A pamphlet-esque defense of suffrage duties urging voters to reject coercion and bribe, defend liberty at the ballot box, and choose freely for a pure republic. It contrasts republican aims with aristocratic power, urging North Carolina Republicans to vote for freedom and national progress.
A rousing editorial denounces abolitionism as a dangerous force within the Federal party. It attacks Abraham Lincoln era figures, calls for a loyal Republican representative, and predicts Clay’s nomination would bolster abolitionism. It warns of conspiracy to shift elections to Congress and urges Southern unity to defend state rights.
A Tarboro Press editorial attacks a piece copied into the Republican from a “Beaufort Voter” letter, claiming the so called author is not a young captain or a would be comptroller and asserts the truthfulness of the voter’s remark despite its informal writing.
A long provincial letter portrays a Beaufort voter clashing with Whig decency in a charged partisan exchange. It debates truth and lies in political accusations about Mr. Stanly, abolitionism, and loyalty to the South, with vivid caricatures and political rhetoric.
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