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Tarboro Southerner

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1876

Page

2

Startling Figures A Fine Specimen of Radical Extravagance

Capt Fred Phillips addressed the Tilden and Vance club in Tarboro detailing county finances. He cites Edgecombe with a 3 000 negro majority under Republican control since 1868 and exposes pauper costs, poor-house expenses, sundry items, and frauds. He promises a condensed speech summary for readers.

Fred Phillips Tilden and Vance Club Tarboro Edgecombe Republican Party Philips Kingdom of Denmark Nash

Formation of Tilden and Vance Club in Walnut Creek Township

A Wednesday 4 PM gathering in Walnut Creek Township formed a Tilden and Vance Club. Col. W. H. Knight chaired, Dr. C. L. Killebrew as secretary, with officers elected and by laws to be drafted. The group endorsed the St. Louis convention ticket and invited local residents to join. The meeting adjourned to August with 54 names added to the list.

Daily Observer Charlotte Logan Vance Settle Ransom Tyrrell Mark Irwin West Sampson Tilden and Vance Club Walnut Creek Township Hartsboro W. H. Knight C. L. Killebrew H. C. Bourne N. B. Killebrew St. Louis Samuel J. Tilden New York Thomas A. Hendricks Indiana United States Zebulon B. Vance North Carolina Raleigh TH. C. Gourne Tarboro Southerner

Thorp Campaign Club Plans Pole Raising in Nash County

In Nash County on July 19 1876 a political message urges turnout for the Tilden and Vance campaign. A pole 100 feet high is planned with a campaign club to be organized and orators promised to celebrate the flag raising. A negro named Geo Williams is noted for running off with Sunday clothes. Reverend Geo Duke preached an excellent sermon nearby.

Tilden Vance Pole Soumersar Vance White House Thorp Geo. Williams Col. Rowland Nash County Belknap & Co J. B. Cheshire Jr Geo. Duke

Edgecombe to Hold Big Tarboro Political Rally

A large crowd gathered in Tarboro Town Commons for a political rally headlined by Governor Z B Vance and Gen J M Leach. The event showcased the Tilden and Vance clubs, a procession to the Dancy home, and a platform setting with the Greenville Brass Band.

Court House Square Tarboro Tilden and Vance Club Nash Rocky Mount Club Tarboro Mook and Ladder Company Cotten Capt Dancy Gov Vance Lere Wilson Advances Raleigh News Southerner Greenville Brass Band Gov. Vance Edgecombe

Vance rally extols reform while railing at radicals

The speech attacks Reconstruction and Republican rule, touts Gov Holden and militia actions, accuses Democrats of corruption, praises soldiers, and advocates voting for Vance and the Democratic ticket. It contrasts Union loyalties, cites taxation and plunder, and ends with a call for reform and Tilden Hendricks.

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