Death of Lord Beaconsfield and Southern Equality Debates
A late 19th century Wilmington Post column reflects on Lord Beaconsfield's death and the shift of Southern politics from Bourbon dominance to anti Bourbon reform. It argues for colored voters' recognition within the Republican fold and analyzes regional Democratic Bourbon strength in the South with calls for new party identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Empire
Afghanistan
Zalu Land
Stafford Northcote
Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Lord Hartington
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Hawarden
Lord Beaconsfield
Sir Nathaniel Rothschild
Sir Philip Rose
Hughenden
British Empire
Europe
Britain
Lord Palmerston
House of Commons
South
Republican Party
Party of Liberty
Hnd
Party of Equal Rights
North Carolina
Ica
Pth
Republicas
Fedeio
Roel
Democratic Party of the
Arsene
Malone
Senate
United States
Virginia
Immense Colored Migration and Confederate Echoes in Kansas
A chaotic 19th century montage reports freedmen moving to Kansas and calls for fair treatment, interwoven with anecdotes of Florida refugees, old letters on volcanic events, and Confederate espionage chatter. It touches migration, race, politics, and war-era intrigue across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville American
Raleigh Register
Joseph Gales
John Clarke Edwards
Burke County
N. C
Chas. H. Cole
Forrest
Michigan
Johnson’s Island
Canada
Minor Mejor
Confederate States
Mississippi River
Et Louis
Churchill
Cincinnati
Bible Text Revisions Spur Public Debate and Errors
Unofficial claims cite changes in the New Testament text including a altered ending of the Lord’s Prayer and other speculative edits. The piece notes thousands of school and public enrollment figures and odd snippet data such as a sheep count, reflecting garbled OCR content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Falar
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
Wilmington
Arsit
Jeremy Taylor
H. B. W. Brand
Cambridgeshire
Paris
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Spain
France
England
Greece
Italy
Holland
Portugal
Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
Evarts
M. Magnin
Hinsdale
Hiram College
Garfield
Washington
Albany
William W. Holden
Raleigh
Hellen
Nichols
Harriss
Vitali Au
America
Isaac Disraeli
London
Venice
Isaac
Disraeli
Benjamin
Coke
Littleton
Lord Derby
P’remier
Ms. Dire
House of Peer
Ruurn
Burutxcame
Kan
the Chronicle
G. W. Henning
State Board
Kansas
W. P. Canaday
Florida
Clarke
Louisville
Gadsden County
Jacksonville
Ohio
Nebraska
Thompson
Jadar P. Benjamin
Order of the “Sons of Liberty
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Horace Greeley
Lincoln
Indianapolis
War Office
Stuart
Pres. Davis
New York News
North
Southern Historical Society
Fen Caning
London Guildhall
Atlantic
Leon de Garden
Ihia Ulla Sed
Accostal
Wasa
A Ee
New York
Io Grain
Awa
Umaeeme
Paul