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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1883
Page
1
The speaker urges national unity praising the end of wartime rifts and the rise of economic links between North and South. He notes centennial events and Atlanta exhibitions fostering reconciliation, and highlights Wilmington’s growth with lumber firms, new hotels, rail expansion, and sawdust fuel innovations.
From Washington City dated Sept 15 the Sentinels Quon Correspo suggests H L Paine a wealthy benevolent Democrat may be slated if Ohio tips state results. Thurman praised for integrity while Pendleton faces scandals. Belknap Bowler ties cited as obstacles.
The text blends political rhetoric from a Southern viewpoint with references to North South tensions and calls for unity. It mentions lumber firms Parsley and Wiggins in Wilmington, rice policy debates, and local businessmen such as Hart and Giles. It also alludes to ongoing political maneuvers around Congress and regional representation.
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