Wilmington News Roundup Links Senators and National Council
The column notes Hon. E W M Mackey in Washington on constituent matters, praises Senator Kellogg’s integrity, and reports on the National Council of the Union League of America meeting in Philadelphia with plans for southern meetings including Wilmington. It also covers postmaster general appointments, and remarks on J Hawley’s career and North Carolina’s political ties.
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Wilmington
N. C
Sonpay Muerina
Arazil
E.W. M. Mackey
South Carolina
Washington
National Council
Philadelphia
Union League of America
Continental
Col. Bryant
Georgia
League
Atlanta
West Virginia
Tennessee
Negly
On Jewell
Connecticut
North Carolina
Jaeph m . Hawley
Mom
Frost
Controversy Over Tariff Policy and Army Reunion Plans
The Herald weighs protectionist tariff support and Democratic free trade maling, contrasting candidates and party aims. Also notes The Army of the Potomac plans its May reunion in Washington, outlining membership rules and duties for veterans.
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Herald
Herifol
McClellan
Sequare
Trupen
Haxcock
Louisvilleur Journal
Jaxa L
Beck
Morgan
Randolph Tucker
Morrison
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Megan, Carlisle
Army of the Potomac
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Washington
President Arthur Urged to Appoint Southern Republican as Postmaster General
A letter argues it would be a graceful act for President Arthur to appoint a southern Republican to the postmaster generalship. The writer says such a move would honor loyal supporters in the South and boost Republican unity after two decades of service without full recognition.
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Timothy
Howe
Powe
Kenosha
Wis
Mr. Howe
T.O. Howe
Maine
Wisconsin
Supreme Quart
U. S. Senate
Garfield
Warin
P Arthur
Lin
Mig
Post
Pat Plas
Stowe
Bever
Frank Hatton
South
Coutry
Unites States
St. Deverly Srayser
F Meyee
Wunrricetty
Pender
Angola Bay
Senate
Sampson
R. Hawley
North Carolina
United States
Connecticut
North Carollna
Laurel Hill
Richmond County
Cumberland County
Hawley
Congress
United States Senate
New England
Ile
Old North
Mwan
House of Representatives of Congress
Marion Harland
Anderson & Allen
New York City
Allion W. Turgee
Jurge Toungee
Eve
Cadmita
Hs Pees
Fesson
I Ao soWdauchler
Ismorrom
Quecan
Kim
Marion Harirod
Cheriiple
Frank Hatwo
Arthur
Nome
Gordon Seeks Senate Seat Amid Wealth and Reform Debate
The piece argues General Gordon could win a senatorial seat due to wealth and reform credentials, noting rivals like Conkling Windom and Ferry are being displaced by wealthy industrialists. it questions timing as Tabor may also purchase a seat, while Gordon denies the claim in a published card.
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Americaewspapers
Iss
Vrom
Gee, P. Kewell & Co
United States
Territories
New York State
Nebraska
Illinois
Massachusetts
Texas
Ohio
Dakota
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Manitoba
Gordon
Gen
Conkling
Windom
Ferry
Leerarner
Rabin
Bowen
Pulmett
Tabor
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the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
Senator Vance
North Carolinas
Journal-Observer
Charlotte Journal
Col. Waddell
Charlotte Observer
W.P. Kellogg
Kellogg
Louis
Iana
Kellayes
C. B. Frothingham
Lee Crepaprers
Cme
Dedoko
Peter
America
Clarchman
George W. Gookling, Jr
Department
Crook
Department of the Interior
Teller
Campe
Old Mexico
Ines Paceien
Wilcox
Warertr Barracks
A. T
TeLuce
Mexico
Tombatone
Indisus
San Carlos
George Crook
Generook
New York Commercial Advertiser
Ils Society
Sphniers
Treasury Department
Maj. Mills
Office of Internal Revenue
National Republican
Teves
Knoxville Tenn
N. New Advert
Walnace Ea
Euene
Marion Har
Anb
New England Journal of Edson
Christian Intelligencer
Benson
Lossing
Muere
Mary A. Livermor
John Hall
J. Anderson
Allien
Chambers
N.Y
NEW Crup
Cuba
Porto Rkicu
Hmogshead
Boze
Moh
Adrian & Vollers
Bos Bunge
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Mbss
Sis
White Lily
Dors
Banas
WLAN
Rocky Post
Edward H. King
Lay
Wilmington, N.u
Sernielion
ELE
Postecens
Direstee
Newanova
J. O. Scott
Boot and Shoe Maker
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Schutte
Granite Row
Front Street
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