Political notices and election rumors from the Sentinel
The 1890 issue lists election results and political chatter across states and districts. It notes Georgia Senate choices, Kansas liquor amendment results, Tennessee legislature gains, Ohio Senate seat bids, New York electoral objections, and local county canvass actions with names like MATHES and Vance referenced among scattered partisan mentions.
The South Stands Solid Against Republican Rule
The Solid South is kept intact by white voters facing a Republican- backed black electorate. Self preservation and pride drive continued unity to resist “colored” influence, with distrust of nominees tied to thievery towers and a call to oppose meddling outsiders until sectional tensions fade.
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South
Republican Party
Moses
Edorses
Congress vote shows Democrats gain in state legislature
The Raleigh Visitor tallies the election results, noting a net Democratic gain of five senators and seven in the House, offset by losses in several districts. Democrats pick up seats in Cumberland and other counties while losing seats in New Hanover Wake and Granville Dav idson areas. The Kinston Journal reports S C Spence’s conviction for attempting to kiss Mrs M E Waller, with Judge Gudger upholding a 30 day sentence later changed to a $50 fine.
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Raleigh
Enators
Sampson
Randolph
Moore
Stokes
Forsyth
New Hanover
Pender
Wake
Granville
Davidson
Cumberland
Beansfort
Cherokee
Robeson
Graneville
Gaston
Guilford
Mitchell and
Kinston Journal
S.C. Spence
M. E. Waller
Gudger
West General Assembly
Piu
Pend R
Roberson
Stkes
Thenyile
Gulford
Mitchell
Kender
Wytheville
Payette McMallen
Trac
Virginia Legislature
Virginia
Ouiten States Congress
Buchanan
Washington
Confede Ile
Democratic tribute praises party and leadership in North Carolina
The Democratic tribute credits the party with restraining the federal overreach and preserving constitutional doctrines. It notes favorable views of Judge Jude Boxton by Gov. Jarvis and condemns slander in campaigns, while urging continued Democratic governance to uphold policy and state interests.
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Ould
Bine AV Hig
W. Batron
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
New York
Hancock
Garfield
North Carolina
Shee Boxton
Janis
Jude Bixton
Nort Carolina
Jude Boxton
Jarvis
Argu
Judge Baixton
Mae Forbeumnes
Charlotte Democrat
New York Frauds to be Investigated by Democrats
A meeting at St James Hotel led by A. C onkling created committees to investigate alleged election frauds and coercion in New York. Key figures included General Sith General M T McMahon Sheriff Bowe General Jones and N J Waterbury. The effort targets repeaters bribery and intimidation tied to Republicans and aims to inform Congress and coordinate with state committees. The State Canvassers Board met in Raleigh to canvass presidential electors and later congressional and Superior Court returns.
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New York
Congress
St. Jame’s
A. Conkling
General Sith
Genral M. T. McMahon
Sheriff Bowe
Jones
N. J. Waterbury
Trowas
Rgard
Davenport
Snd
Board of State
Raleigh
Superior Court
Contests to Challenge Senate Election in Surry and Yadkin
The article reports John Brower contesting the Senate election in the 34th district, with M. Hampton known as Columbus Hampton. Brower seeks a technical victory after defeat, while sources doubt success. Additional items include grain crop estimates, cotton picking costs, local newspaper notes from Raleigh, Wake county politics, and a new Roman Catholic church dedication in Charlotte.
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Senate
Surry
Yadkin
M. Hampton
Columbus Hampton
H. G C. Bempton
Brower
The Lincoln Relic and Jewish Population Note
A reported scene in New York shows Mrs Lincoln amid a crowd, with ridicule of the former president. The issue notes the Hebrew calendar counting world Jewry at about 9.2 million, with distributions across Europe Asia Africa America and Oceanies. It cites political shifts in North Carolina and Virginia, plus a fatal crossing accident in Wytheville and constitutional amendments on special tax bonds and indigent expenses.
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Philadelphia Record
New York
Lincoln
Servi
Vessillo Taraclitica
Earth
Europe
Asia
Afrien
Africa
Globe
America
Oceanies
Stilfidhole& Co
Convicts at Work on Western North Carolina Railroad
The Western North Carolina Railroad employs 390 able bodied convicts at present with 41 more sent from the University Railroad last week after its grading was finished. The Greensboro Patriot notes diphtheria has caused many deaths in Layfield's Alamance neighborhood since September. A gold nugget weighing two and a half pounds was recently extracted from a North Carolina mine.
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Western North Carolina Railroad
University Railroad
Greensboro
Layfiell
Alamance
North Carolina
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