Official Vote in New Hanover and Nearby Counties 1876
Readable portions show New Hanover and Vander counties voting anti Convention by about 1759 majority. Other counties such as Wake Guilford Wayne Richmond Bladen and Union indicate Republican gains or anti Convention sentiment. The article notes 1876 election activity, local offices, and state political shifts amid Reconstruction era debates.
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Mecklenburg Goes Republican in County Returns
Mecklenberg reports show Republican gains with Lenoir, Greene, Brunswick counties voting against Convention delegates. The tally highlights Wake, Wayne, Guilford, Gaston, Mecklenburg, Lenoir, Greene, and Richmond as anti-Convention areas. A formal report follows on Major Joseph A. Enadhard’s Brunswick County address praising the Convention defeat.
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Democrats plan poll tax to disfranchise colored voters
An anti Convention message warns that Democrats seek a poll tax as a voting qualification to curb colored suffrage. The piece condemns Reconstruction policies, urges unity to block such measures, and argues the convention movement threatens local self government and federal constitutional gains.
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Poor Men Secure In Their Home Steads and Lien Law Debate
The item reports on mechanics lien law and political tensions across the state, noting a mass pledge for immediate delegation adjournment, a Democratic convention controversy, and alleged voting irregularities. It mentions Davidson county funerals, a former Wikinston mayor switching parties, and local sheriff actions amid election disputes.
New York Population Trends in the 1870s
The passage discusses changes in New York inhabitants and a rise in wealth taxes in 1870. It notes increases in residents and related fiscal figures, mentioning the city and state context and referencing the era around 76,57. The text reflects contemporaneous demographic and economic shifts in New York.
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