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Tarboro Southerner

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1876

Page

2

Political slate shows candidates for several North Carolina offices

The list names all parties and districts for Congress and Senate races, including Yeates Waddell Davis Scales Steele Robbins Perry Cobb Nobles Hart Powell Parker Pittman Toler and commissioners Killebrew Webb Batts Lawrence Pitt. The piece notes Judge Settle’s secession ties and remarks on W. A. Smith’s signing of the ordinance, questioning radical views on secession.

Senate John M. Perry House of Representative WM. T. Cobb A. B. Nobles Spencer L. Hart Frank Powell WM. W. Parker R. G. Pittman

North Carolina readers rally behind Josiah Turner

The Raleigh Sentinel praises Josiah Turner with praise for his standing among North Carolina people. It warns defamers that his stronghold in public affection remains secure unless he is goaded into madness or betrays himself by alienating supporters.

Josiah Turner Raleigh Sentinel Mr. Turner North Carolina

The Raleigh News Missing and Indian War Update

The Raleigh News appears missing this week with questions about suspension or cessation. Reports note the Servians suffer a rough campaign while Turks gain advantages. Indian frontier quiets as Gen. Crook awaits reinforcements from the Fifth Cavalry for a hoped decisive action despite a two to one Indian advantage in mountainous terrain.

Crook Fifth Cavalry

Grant Expresses Strong Dissent Over Hayes Letter

President Grant shows clear anger and opposition to Mr Hayes letter calling it a direct reflection on his administration. He says the American people should elect a President as long as they please and cites dissatisfaction in conversations on the political situation.

Grant Mr. Hayes Iti

Yeates Nominated by Acclaim at Edenton Convention

The Democrats of North Carolina's 1st Congress District met in Edenton on the 20th and nominated Hon. Jesse J. Yeates for reelection by acclamation with Maj. Louis J. Latham of Pitt named Elector. The Norfolk Landmark highlights the North Carolina Conservative State Ticket and notes Norfolk’s close ties to the region.

Yeates Congress Edenton Jesse J. Yeates Louis J. Latham Pitt Maj Latham Norfolk North Carolina Mr. Landmark State OF Mitt County Jattorthwait Sarah Elizs Emily Litt Lytta Josiah Daniel Audi H. Sheppard Pitt County

Reform Banner Draws Lenoir Republicans Away

Six prominent Lenoir Republicans renounced radical faith to join the Reform banner led by A J Loftin and James L Cannady. The piece slams peculation, calls for patriotic action, and notes J E O Hara, a Halifax colored lawyer, as Elector nominee. Scarborough lauded as a strong Conservative candidate for Superintendent in Nash County.

Messrs A. J. Loftin Jas. L. Cannady Lenoir Messrs. E . Cox J I Coleman W F Loftin Grant W F Stanly D J Long Wm Turnage

Radical candidate L T Hargrove praised killings in 8 speeches

Oxford dispatch from Raleigh Sentinel notes Hon T L Hargrove, radical attorney general candidate, declaring he voted against a Lowery gang bill and celebrated twenty one conservative democrats wounded before the gang's capture. The writer denounces the speech as hate driven and unstatesmanlike in America’s centennial year.

T. L. Hargrove T.L Hargrove Lowery Oxford Raleigh Sentinel Old Commonwealth Col. Hargrove

Union Men and Republicans Seek Democratic Reform Letter

The Sentinel calls old union men and old line Whigs who joined Republicans after the war to unite with the Democracy to save the country from misgovernment. It urges former Grant supporters to abandon past feuds and back reform and restoration, stressing that officers serve the people and condemning corruption in Grant’s second term. It appeals for honest Republicans to join Democrats in a “duty of the century.”

Republican Party Sentinel Grant Democratic Party

Public Speaking in Nash a night of political rhetoric

A July gathering in Rocky Mount featured multiple speakers including Dr Powell Chalk and local reformers. The crowd heard contrasting performances with praise for Powell and criticism of radical leaders Dossey Battle and others. The piece notes strong local turnout and calls for renewed support for Tilden Vance and reform with a projected 150 vote majority.

Eprron Charley Cooper's Township Col. Lindsey Radical Party Willis Eason Dossey Battle Radical Rocky Mount W.L. Thorp the Mail A. P. Chalk Charly Sears’ Herangue

County Attorney Salaries Debate Roils Town Creek Letter

A communication signed Town Creek in the Southerner defends county attorney employment and salaries. It cites figures from neighboring counties, notes auditor and contract questions, and includes a March 11 1876 letter from W N H Smith about Wake County attorney duties. The Sparta Vance Club meeting records a Tilden and Vance gathering with a 60 member turnout and party alignment.

Town Creek County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Red. Philips Pasquotank Perquimans Beaufort Wilson and Jeaufort W.N. H Smith N.C Geo. HH Wake WN. H. Lone

Lower Fishing Creek Township Til den and Vance Club organized

A July meeting in Teg get's store formed the Tilden and Vance Club in Lower Fishing Creek Township with forty five members. Almond Hart named president and J. B. Jones secretary. An executive committee and membership committee were appointed, with plans to publish proceedings and reconvene on the first Saturday in August at 3 PM.

L. Little Pender Soormornen Wa Clb Warrock Fishing Creek Township Tegget’s Tilden and Vance Club John. L. Bridgers, Jr Almond Hart J. E B. Jones H.C. Leggett W. K. Parker W. C. Bradley Bop B. Lawrence Franklis Joseph Pee H. L. Legcett G. Love J. P. Sage Ated Tarboro Southern J. E. Jones Sce

Edgecombe County finances questioned over pauper costs

An Edgecombe County column questions the 1874 75 pauper expenses totaling 10810 74 seeking investigation into alleged waste and corruption. It recalls honest leaders of the past and urges accountability amid political friction and local public scrutiny.

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Charles & Battle, ‘Publishers and Proprietes le Dossey Battle Parboro National Democratic Samuel J. Tilden New York Thomas A. Hendricks Indiana Zebulon B. Vance Mecklenburg Govelinr Thomas J. Jarvis J.M. Worth Randolph Joseph A. Engelhard New Hanover Samuel L. Love Haywood Thomas S. Kenan Wilson Public Instruction J.C. Scarborouh Johnston Daniel G. Fowle James M.leach Jease J. Yeates Alfred M. Waddell Joseph J. Davis Geo A. M. Scales Col Walter L. Steele William M. Robbins Louis C. Latham John F. Wooten John D. Stanford Fab H. Busbee F. C. Robbins R. P. Waring William B. Glennan Thos. W. Toler C. B. Killebrew Hiram Webb D. B. Batts Jas, K. Lawrence M. B. Pitt Judge Settle Wm.a. Smith Secess” Vance Raleigh News Brogden 2Nd Congress Gov Sambo Hyman Goldsboro J. E. O'Hara Halifax Samuel Scarborough Nash J.C. Scarborough Superintendent of Public Instruction Nash County Nashville Wake Forest College Virginia Cincinnati Billy Smith Cecknett NASA Co P.S County We County Edgecombe Z W. PL Withrausox Tilden Wd Vance Club Sparta Lower Speight Clarke Daniel Land David Lane Phillip McDuff Dr. Wheeler Forsythe Dr. W Edgecombe County Town Crorx R. V. Pierce M.D World’ Dispensary Batfalo N Common Sense Medical Adviser Pte. Elc Azure Pierce J. W. Pierce, M. D World's Dispensary Buffalo, N. Y J.B. Sorsby Chowan Baptist Female Institute Murfreesboro N. C A! McDowell Main Street Dundas Dicks Co Askular Wooster Street Pleasant Garden Academy Greensbore Troy R. J. Rowk Seth Tarboro St. Mary’s School Raleigh Albert Smedes D. D Bennett Smedes A. M Hillsboro Miss Kollock T. Burford Kentucky Cash Distribution Company Kentucky Frankfort Major Hall Thos. P. Porter E. H. Taylor Alvin Duvall Thos, P. Porter Jim E. D. Barnes Tarboro N. C. Ie Tarboro’, N. C OFR Pender & Jenkin John Cayton P. C Raleigh, Nco NAS & CO Annou ST. Louis de Low Demuth J.M Freeman Old Reliable Jewelry Store Arthur C. Freeman Vida Arthur, Freeman Kenty Intorraxt Spout Spring East Carolina T. E. Lewis J. M. Spragins R. M. Johnson June N.C. i Jesse H, Powell, Esq Geo. Monard Mus M. M. Bullock Elizabeth Daniel Sutterhwait Eliza Daniel Kuoda Emily Little Lydia Dolly Humber T. E. Lewis & CO Gale Call and Sec. T. E. Lewis & Co THE Triumph Truss CO Bowery Great American Institute Fair W. W. Burnham Greensboro Female College Greensboro N. H
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