Por President Hancock English Ticket Carrier of Victory
The fragment appears to report a 1880 presidential ticket with Winfield S Hancock of Pennsylvania for president and William H English of Indiana for vice president. It references speeches and property rights and mentions Gen. Lense Orleans in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield S. Hancock
Pennsylvania
William H. English
Indiana
Tir
Thial LY
Waheas
Berty
Gen
Lense
Orleans
Fragmented political electors list from a campaign issue
OCR reads as a list of names related to state and district electors with scattered surnames and partial affiliations. Mentions Davidson Wake and multiple individuals such as Jernigan Bennett Gudger and others, alongside a note that The Sentinel will be sent to subscribers after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sracy
Davidson
Wake
Hemas R. Jernigan
Lhewey
Bixsabel
Daniel IT
Finne
Robbins
Esler Bennett
Titore Bo Kintz
Juanes M. Gudger
Campaign Sentinel
Mion TI
A Grand Rally Perbecue End Mass Mesting At Winston
A grand rally takes place in Winston amid mass gathering events. Details remain unclear due to abbreviated OCR text but indicate a public demonstration or celebration with local involvement. No additional names or dates are readable.
Grand Singing and Barbecue Draw Forsyth Visitors
Wiry fragmentary notice describes a Grand Singing and Barbecue in Forsyth with judges and invites Democrats and Republicans from surrounding counties. It lists speakers Ransom, Hon. BR and Wetteen, plus candidates for Presidential electors in North Carolina seventh district. Mentions Buxton endorsement and Garfield record, with local criticism of Gov. Br.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serats
Forsyth
Ransom
Vis
BR. i Wetteen
W. M. Robbies
Octavia
RF. Aiwwrmep
Turo
F. Kiers
Ced
North Carolina
Fast Pond
York
D. M
J.G. Raseau
Rt. PA
Emefield
Hair Djiic
Glenn bedridden as senatorial race headlines sweep state
Rheumatism confines W B Glenn to bed while Surry County reports strong party unity and an expected large majority. Census 1880 tallies Virginia population at 1 509 335 up 284 172 in ten years. Republican gains loom in North Carolina. Alsen Gmy obituary notes a faithful Methodist minister. Yadkin Democrats nominate Miles H Long L Jones E D Waim H W Douglass for local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Yanxin Counry Harp
Democrats of
Yadkin
Yadkinville
Commons
Miles H. Long
Judge Fowle Addresses Brown's Hall Crowd
Judge Fowle spoke for two and a half hours in Brown's Hall last Saturday. His speech energized Democrats and persuaded many Republicans that supporting the Democratic ticket is a duty to the country.
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Judge Fowle
Brown’e Hall
Don't Trade in County Elections Amid National Setbacks
The piece warns Republicans against swapping votes to boost Hancock or Jarvis for the county ticket, noting each trade enlarges Republican gains. It also discusses the Berlin treaty stipulation for Daleiguo to Montenegro, Turkish resistance, and fears of a looming war and map changes in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Jarvis
Berlin
Daleiguo
Montenegro
Political campaign schedule for Joyce and Glenn in Stokes Forsyth
A. A. Joyce and W. B. Glenn will address voters in Stokes and Forsyth counties on Oct 11 12 14 16 with talks at Walnut Cove Germanton Dalton Joyces Store Lawsonville Sandy Ridge Warlips Ille Beeson's Ben Hamiet Behawia Alson Stewarts. Invitations urge listening to day’s issues. The Young Hancock and Jarvis Club formation in the area provokes Republican concerns about youths entering politics.
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A. A. Joyce
W. B. Glenn
Senate
Adkress
Stokes
Forsyth
Stokes County
Walnut Cove
Germanton
Ei Dalton
Wedness
J. T
Young Hancock and Jarvis Club
Garfield and Hancock clash over civil rights amid Indiana election threats
A historic clash over civil liberties unfolds as Garfield plots to trim Major Generals and Hancock survives every attempt. The piece links political infighting to Indiana's upcoming governor and Congress races, noting a $950,000 Republican fundraising drive in New York and Boston to sway October elections.
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Hancock
U.S. Army
Halleck
Thomns
Meade
Uunior
James A. Garfield
Congress
Thomas
Garfield
Gen. Halleck
Gen
Gene. Hancock
Mordecai
Ha Man
Indiana Democrats Warn of $950000 Garfield Fund in Indiana
A New York source claims Republicans in Indiana raise a $950000 money fund to aid Garfield's election, with Bob Ingersoll offering $1000 from 1000 donors. John L Davenport is slated to run Indiana on election day using aggressive tactics amid warned vigilance by Democrats.
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Indiana
Porter
Wall Street
New York
Garfield
Bob Ingersoll
John L Davenport
Infamous Slander Refuted in Seventh District Letter
R F Anere denounces a baseless slander alleging disrespect toward the Methodist Church. He claims no charges against his integrity and objects to rival judge Forebes unwillingness to debate. He asks newspapers to publish his refutation and defend fair dealing.
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Congress
Irenell
Davie
Rowan
Methodist Church
Judge Forebes
R. F. Anere
Republican Noyes Speech In Winston At Court House
Massachusetts speaker Noyes addressed Winston voters at the Court House last Thursday. The crowd, about half Black, heard a defense of North Carolina and praise for Garfield and Hancock. He avoided Credit Mobilier and DeGolyer bribery and misrepresented Hancock in the Surrat matter, provoking anger among Republican listeners.
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Noyes
Massachusetts
Winston
Court House
North Carolina
Garfield
Hancock
Credit Mobilier
DeGolyer
Fred Douglas on North Carolina trip counters slave fears
Fred Douglas spoke at the Colored Industria Fair in Raleigh noting better race relations than anticipated. He praised Governor and local officials for promoting education and agriculture while urging African Americans to pursue land ownership and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas
Colored Industria Fair
Raleigh
Douglas
Raleigh News and Observer
Warshal
Washington
Perth
North Carolina
Noth and
Ile
Tay
Dead
Kossuth
Speech on Race, Exile, and Progress in North Carolina
A speaker condemns mistreatment of enslaved people, urges marriage and family stability, and praises Governor Jarvis for promoting family welfare. He notes emancipation under war conditions, calls exodus a choice for self-reliance, and cites contrasts between Southern and Northern treatment of Black people. The event draws attention from both white and Black listeners amid wartime rhetoric.
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Cotefort
Jarvis
North Carolina
Indiana
White
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Ebe
Clinston Sentinel
Geg. M. Halhes
Grobar
National Democratic
Sidential Electors
Cit
E Buxton
Charlotte Democrat
Tranringer
Gov. B
Surry
North
Alsen Gmy
Methodist Protestant Church
Batteffald
Republican Party of
Canada
North Wakefield
Grant
John Worth
Larry
John Brower
Howard
Horned Worth
Sheriff
Sim Taylor
Sam Talvor
Surry County
Garfield Vs. Hancock
Trivavitur
Boster
Seventh Congressional District
J Buck
Carp
Furey
Statmel
Baltimore
Ann
Baltimore Mars
Mars
Tu Clothing House
Lam
Eany
Theodore Grimhore
Yaduin County
Adi
R of George
Marina Griffith
Thera
Dette
Tae
Inetot
Dar Nix
Yachein— Hille
Elizabeth ¢. Kinyoun
Fame
Blackwell
Tag
Yee Gienn
Thomas Williams
Prine Tod Bow
Mar
Sue Highrreatise
Dentin
Tremental
Dawes
Cherry Street Female Academy
A. B. Gorrell
W. L. Brown
W. B.carter
N.C
J. E. Gilmer
Henry Holder
N. Ket
Montague & Cray
Winston, MW. C
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