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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1875
Page
2
A proclamation praising the laboring class and critiquing political figures in North Carolina. The text portrays a clash between poor and rich interests, praises Julian Workingman, and targets secessionists and corrupt allies. It mentions Cowan and Uyman in a political battle shaping state governance.
A partisan note urges North Carolina voters to trust Republican pledges and adjourn the constitutional convention. It condemns military interference claims, defends the party, and argues amendments can be made by the Legislature without a new convention.
The article details fractured reports by Cafer, Logan, Alcorn, and Anshead and debates over the Kellogg and McEnery governments. It cites Trumbull and Morton, discusses federal military involvement, and notes Congress adjournment without provision, with President Grant continuing federal support for the Kellogg government amid contested legality.
Marion Harland endorses Warfield's Household of Bouverie in a letter to publishers. The complete two-volume romance is issued as a single eight hundred page duodecime edition bound in morocco cloth and gilt, priced at 1.75 dollars instead of 2.00. Copies mailed post-paid on payment to the publisher. Per sale at Heinsburger's Live Book and Muscle Store.
The piece lists upcoming state elections by date across Kentucky California Arkansas Maine Iowa Ohio Virginia Kansas New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Wisconsin Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Minnesota Missouri Texas and notes the 1873 political leanings and current majorities, with parties shown as Democratic or Republican in each state.
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