Election for One Hundred Twenty Delegates to Convention
Tarboro North Carolina newspaper notes an election on the first Thursday of August 1875 for 120 delegates to revise the state constitution. The convention meets September 6 in Raleigh. It praises Senator M W Ransom and discusses church-state issues and Prussian anti Catholic policy. Prince Blucher dies at Rednau aged Tk years.
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General Ransom
Senate
North
South
Virginia
Richmond Enquirer
Ransom
Salisbury
Raleigh News
Enquirer
Shis
M. W. Ransom
Geld
Archbishop McClosky
United States
Prince Blucher
Rednau
Austria
Congress
Washington
Matt W. Ransom
Northampton County
Weldon
Warren County
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Congress of Southern States
Montgomery
Alabama
Appomattox
United States Senate
Augustus Summerfield Merriman
Buncombe
Transylvania) County
Eigth Judicial Dissuiet
John Pool
Noted compliments amid partisan pages and public notices
The Journal cites rare praise for Sen. Matt W. Ransom of North Carolina and Rep. W. Walter Phelps of New Jersey for justice to the South. It lists Ransom and Merriman biographies, notes David Dickson’s death, and mentions Centennial celebrations and travel plans along the Mexican coast, framed as current political discourse.
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Don Piatt
Rensom
Journal
Federal Congress
Capital
Matt W. Ransom
North Carolina
South
Congress
W. Walter Phelps
New Jersey
St. Louis
Civil rights bill debates and political tensions in 1870s papers
A mix of telegraph summaries and editorials notes turmoil over the Civil Rights Bill with quotes about innkeepers and theatres, Jefferson Davis as a possible 1876 candidate, and reactions from papers like the Washington Chronicle and Norfolk shipping news. References to a San Marcos steamer clearing Norfolk with 3308 bales of cotton and Virginia figures in politics are noted.
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Supreme Court
Tonday
Emmons
Washington Telegram
Norfolk
Liverpool
South
New York
Washington Chronicle
Jefferson Davis
Chronicle
Registration Opens for Ish Ward April 1875 Elections
Court House opens Books of Registration for Ish Ward on April 1 1875 from 10 am to 12 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm daily through April 10 to approve voters. Second Ward and Third Ward notices follow with similar hours urging qualified voters to register before elections.
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Caen Williams
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Gneral Assembly
Dd. W. Warte
Ister
2Nd Ware
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