Libel claims and contracts shake Governor Vance
A Raleigh pamphlet accuses Gov. Vance of breaking a Sanders contract for naval stores and money tied to scrip. The piece defends Vance, attacks Col. McRae and Mr. Holden, and promises forthcoming White testimony while detailing Sanders failures and alleged libel risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Holden
George XN. Sanders
Fiev Vance
Weilicksen
Sanders
Col. McRae
George N
Gov. Vance
Mr. Sanders
Europe
Gdd. McRae
Vance
North Drers
Indereni
S. Bat
Halden
Amnes Hs
Geo. Sanders
Holden
Duncan K. McKtne
London
Dusey
White
Helden
Th. F. Hughes
John White
Raleigh
Hughes
Mr. Holden
Shin on your own Side in North Carolina politics
The piece accuses conservatives like Gov Graham Gilmer Reade Patterson Warren Boyden Leach and others of backing Gov Vance while The Progress backs Holdes. It claims leaders are misused as game pieces in a double maneuver prompting sharp partisan clashes. It questions how these men can support self made cand idates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Graham
Gilmer
Reade
F. Patterson
Warren
Boyden
Gen. Leach
Gov. Vance
Holdes
North Carolina
India
48Th N. C
Raleigh
48Th Regiment
Rameeur
Cuske
Grant
Gov. V
Gov. Valice
National Honor Lectures for Kentucky Relief Aired in North Carolina
A Louisville telegraphic note reports Andrew Dawson of Mobile Alabama plans a July lecture on National Honor at the Capitol’s Common Hall to aid sick and wounded Kentuckians in Confederate service. The Asheville News recounts local readers and a rival’s rebuttal regarding Governor Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew HH
Dawson
Mobile
Alabema
Villai
Warren County
Court House
Sainrdsy
Kentucky
Corfederate Service
Capitol
North Carolina
Kentuky Relief Association
Atlanta
Georgia
Lima Reporter
South Carolinian
Eiitor
Contempt for W W Holden Publicly Voiced in 1864 Letter
J F Lee M D denounces W W Holden as a sham patriot and demagogue in a June 27 1864 Unionville North Carolina letter. The writer attacks Holden’s integrity and patriotism while praising Governor Vance and condemning Davis alignment. He questions Holden’s fitness for office and calls for upright character as a prerequisite for legislative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
North Carolina
Jeff. Davis
Z B. Vance
Confederacy
W. W. Holden
Forsyth
McRae
Vance
Jeff Davis
J. F. Lee
Orphan Fund Tour Peaks in Western North Carolina Subscriptions
Mr. Eptror reports twelve speeches in nine western counties raising about 97 418 dollars with pledges plus uncounted donations and land gifts bringing total near 100 000. He thanks Gov Vance for support and notes broad cross party backing for the fund and its catholic patriotic aims. Subscriptions are urged to be closed promptly by bond or cash with named local agents in each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eptror
Cabarrus
Buncombe
Lincoln
McDowell
Cleaveland
Burke
Rutherford
Caldwell
Hnderson
Catawba
Gov. Vance
West
Lincoln County
Col
Michal
Cleaveland County
Dr. Miller
Craton
Henderson
Burnett
Bumcombe
Taylor & Wood
Edwards
W.F McKesson
M. M. McCorkle
Raleigh
Helden
Wake
Johnston
Granville
Chatham Harnett
Cumberland
Holden
Cmberland
Atention
Fay
Wake County
W. H. High
Martin County
Hants
Martin
House of Commons
General Assembly
North Carolina
Eliis
Vance
Has. W. Knight
Telegraphic Confederate War News From Georgia to Virginia
Field dispatches describe Confederate and Union skirmishes across multiple theaters. Reports detail raids on Morganton and Petersburgh Weldon Rail Road damage, cavalry actions near Dinwiddie and Notteway, and heavy losses at Kenesaw Mountain with notable acts of valor by Sgt. Jackson and Sgt. Walthy as forces clash along the Southside and around Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wibmington
Journal
Richmond
Petersbug and Weldon
Brick Louse
Petersburg
Enquirer
Grant
Nottaway
Wilson
Dearing
Southside
TUS
W. H. B. Lee
Dinwiddie C. H
Black & Whites
Notteway C. H
Lee
Hungary Town
Keysville
Fitz Lee
R. E. Lee
A. N. Va
Retary War
Bermuda
Hampton
Nance
Charles City
C. H
Hugoed
Lynchburg
Salem
Newcastle Road
Sey Hunter
Bonsack
Roanoke County
Cheatham
Walker
Iam
Jackson
W. J. Walthy
Co. I
T. Vrighn
Buford
Illinois
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THE
Chary
Gaston
Morganton
Forrest
Henderson County
Hutden
Gov. Brown
Stephens
Home Guard
Hon- Gerson
Mr. Heiden
Het
Gov. Vacs
Congress
Confederate States
Standard
Nit
Stanard
Tor
Asheville
Leonidas Polk
N. W. Woodfin
B. J. Aston
J. A. Fagg
Polk
Church of Christ
Ch’n
E. J. Aston
Sec’y
Oxruax
Charles F. Deems
Ashville News
the “Orphan Fund
Telegraphic
the Press Association
J. 5 S. Tonacwen
Goldsboro
Col. Ick
N. C. Reilroad
East Tennessee
Kan‘g
Peterseburg
Weiden Road
Bellfield
Eds. Cunrzperrie
State OF North Carolina
Purr County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Henry Sheppard
Joe A. Williams
Ava
Jos. A. Williams
Deceasea
R. BR. Foreman
Filin
Geo. A. Dancey
C. C. Jane
C. Dewey
Igh
Jane
John F. Dancy
Times
Edycoube
Wilson Counties
Dancye
Craven
Alexander C. Latham
Sherif
Thomas J Wilitaker
County of
Jones
Eck
AJE
W. W. Batts
Wilson County
Joyner’s Depot
Granville County
W. P. Young
Army of Northern Virginia
Rever Vance
Wilson and Edgecombe
Wilson and
Edgecombe
Larry D. Parmer
F.fugees
Pasquotank County
T. Jane
Dhe
Nathan Whitford
Ohnston County
Senate
Thos. D. Snead
W. G. Banks
W. A. Smith
Smithfield
K. A. Pee
Caldwell County
Catawba County
Jonay Cline
Dte
Othe
Asa
Sally Bryant
Jones County
Jo. Finch
Anne Conweyw
Superior Court of Law
John C. Plummer
Ralph Bleving
Ashe
Jefferson
E. C. Bartlette
C. Bartlete
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