VYORTIS Drift of Politics in this State in North Carolina
In North Carolina the Sherman faction shows little boom for any candidate as Republicans align for Grant while Democrats remain solid. Tourgee notes few Sherman supporters, with Judge Albertson and J. J. Martin among the notable figures. Emigration by Black residents and a confirmed Democratic grip across the South frame the political landscape as the Westward movement unlikely to alter the balance.
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Sherman
North Carolina
A. W. Tourgee
Judge Albertson
United States District Attorney
United States
Abbott
William P. Cannaday
Willmington
J. J. Martin
Yeates
Young
Wheeler
Martin
Congress
Donen
Shermar
Grant
Mississippi
Keogh
Florida
Sir Joseph
Wisconsin
Colonel Shaffer
Warren County
Raleigh
Morey
South
Memphian Doctor Marries Plantations Healed Epi Victims
An Memphis physician Dr Collins, who fled to aid during a Memphis epidemic, fell ill but recovered with help from a wealthy planter’s daughter. They married, and Collins became a rising Memphis health officer. The piece notes diphtheria’s toll on all classes and mentions a German prize for diphtheria remedies. A Rochester item jokes about learning to write without a blotter.
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Cincinnati
Memphis
Collins
Isis
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
South
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Howard Association
Board of Health
The Origin of Col Coal Fossil Fuel Debate and Lab Findings
M Fremy challenges the view that coal forms directly from vegetation. He shows synthetic routes where vegetable substances like sugar and starch convert into coal with gas tar water and coke. Experimental gum in sealed tubes yields coal with 78 percent carbon 5 percent hydrogen and 16 percent oxygen. He argues two peat fermentation stages exist and that plant impressions in coal arise after transformation. The piece closes with a wry line contrasting necessity and laziness as drivers of invention.
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M.fremy
The North Sounds a Challenge to Rutherford B. Hayes
A fervent editorial voice urges Rutherford B. Hayes to lead a decisive stance against rebellion in the South. It casts him as a pivotal figure facing Mississippi and Louisiana and calls for a bold declaration to preserve the Union, backed by thirty million loyal hearts.
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Rutherford Burchard Hayes
United States
Zach Chandler
Grant
Rutherford
Eyrie
Southland
Kentucky
Louisiana
Carolina
Mississippi
Texas
Yazoo
Presence of mind and its lessons in danger
Folly and courage mix as a mother drowns saving her child in a cistern while a rescuer son and a passerby fail to save all. A lawyer jokes about inaction when horses run away. The piece urges calm, planned action and warns against frightening discipline.
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Jes Moines
Iowa
UW. L Skinner
American Emigrant Company
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