North Carolinian on the Force Bill debate voiced in The Forum
A North Carolina born critic argues the Force bill would be unconstitutional and ruinous economically, accusing Republicans of pushing a perilous path. He warns of renewed Reconstruction era tensions, harms to black progress, and calls for Democrats to unite against third party and Republican forces.
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Hoke Smith
Board of Education
Atlanta
South
Mr. Smith
Smith
Amalgamated Association
H.C. Frick
Pittsburg
Washington Post
Chronicle Yester
O'Donnell
Frick
Chicago
Haymarket
America
Homestead
Cleveland
Benevolent Association
Charleston
Republican Party
Our Republic
Democratic Party
Mark Wooduff
Lee
North Carolina
Edwards & Broughton, Publishers
Raleigh, N.C
Democratic Faith and War Spirit in Confederate Echoes
A compilation of political rhetoric and editorial notes from 19th century sources. It recounts pledges to Democratic principles, references to the Force Bill and federal election control, and comments on tobacco journalism in the South. Also includes remarks on taxation, tariff effects, and a satirical note about Harrison delaying action.
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Washington
Jefferson
Cleveland
England
Benny
South
Robert Lee
W. E. Henry
Durham
Fairbrother
Daily Globe
Hatchett
Henderson Tomahawk
Keeley Institute
Chronicle
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Edge
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North and
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Raleigh
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Oak Ridge
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Fayetteville
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Richmond
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North 1 Carolina Railroad
Norfolk
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Brockton
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A.B
Littleton
Oxford Female Seminary
Oxford, NC
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Royal Conservatory of Berlin
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Davidson, N. C
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Pittsboro, N.C
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Asheville
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