Greensboro Sentinel News Roundup 1851 Election Notes and Tariff Debate
The Greensboro Sentinel reports on multiple topics from mid November 1851 including Branson's Almanac notice, the Seaboard and Roanoke merger impact, the trial of Guitteau with many witnesses, and Fort Millis killing of Mr. Gibson a Stokes County man. It covers NY Democratic victory, Readjusters in Virginia, Republicans winning elsewhere, tariff revision, and critique of the sea and car route department as corruption. It notes Garfield's death impact on office seeking and Bishop Wightman’s health affecting the NC Conference.
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Washington Letter: State Beyond the Potomac Foolery
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Virginia Holds, Washington Vexed in Civil Reform Debates
A 1581-era Washington narrative dissects Virginia’s humiliation and alleged government corruption affecting the Union. It alleges Traitors, two presidents, and cabinet members conspired against Virginia, with blame placed on Garriela, Arthur, and Mahone, and details post offices and reforms amid civil service changes.
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North Carolina Baptists End 51st Annual Session
The Baptist State Convention closed its 51st annual session in Wake County with reports on ministerial education and mission work. The Board funded Wake Forest College aid for 21 students, paid off a $600 debt, and supported 50 pastors. State associations total 67 with 1,910 churches and 191,812 members, including 31 associations with 88, SLO members. New churches and members rose, and Missionary Baptists now number 191,812 communicants.
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