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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1875
Page
2
A fragmented notice urges residents to register or verify their names on the registration books. It mentions names like Cassidey, Sampson, Howe, and Brelington and stresses not failing to register or to confirm current entries.
A partisan call urges workers to back Republican and anti convention candidates in New Hanover and lender counties. It denounces the Democratic party for alleged misgovernance, cites the school fund issue, and pressures voters to defeat the Democrats to preserve rights and the Constitution.
A rousing call urges North Carolinians to support Republican delegates and oppose a convention. The piece denounces Leach and condemns Democratic tricks, urging turnout at Clarkton depot for a July 31 meeting where Republican Mabson spoke after access was blocked to other venues.
The passages compare Whigs and Democratic views on constitutional amendments. They cite support for amendment by legislative act and voter approval as constitutional. Included are 1834 and 1850 examples arguing constitutional processes reflect the people's will.
A 19th century commentary discusses race politics and the push for a constitutional convention. It cites Governor Manly’s 1850 message, lists potential delegates for 1875 and 1339 conventions, and notes Democratic opposition to altering foundational state structures.
The document outlines amendments to sections 13 14 and 15 of an act dealing with crop rents liens and possession. It specifies that rents for land used for agriculture secure lien rights on crops and priority over other liens until rents and damages are paid. It also covers immediate court action by Justices of the Peace or Superior Court for possession and sale of crops to satisfy claims and declares a crime of removing crops without consent and paying liens. The act applies to turpentine lease contracts and takes effect after ratification.
The text outlines voter qualifications in the Battle's Revival context, requiring age two years, 12 months residence in the state, 30 days in the county, and oath of truth plus constitutional support. Registrars must maintain accurate precinct elector lists, open July to day before August election, with no new registration on election day. Electors must register and vote in their township or precinct.
A lengthy article discusses voter oath requirements, perjury penalties, and election oversight. It critiques Democratic framing on homestead protections, citing Supreme Court decisions and advocating voting against delegates favoring a constitutional convention. It contrasts political conduct and civil rights with references to southern practices.
Passengers may travel west beyond Columits by train, with departures from Wilitingtom and Florence. The daily express connects Florence with Charleston and Wilmington Freight Train runs on Wednesdays and Fridays, with Sundays excluded. Passengers for Charleston, Columb, Augustine and beyond should take the Night Express to Wilmington.
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