Fray Mormine and Republican harmony urged in Wilmington
The Wilmington Post urges harmony within the Republican ranks and discourages factional quarrels. It praises old Republicans like William A. Smith, notes a Richmond South article on the South's future, and warns against self appointed bosses. It announces a campaign series guiding GOP principles and opposition to Bourbonism.
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Pary
William A. “Smaith
South
Richmond
Bendtor Ransom
Shoe Heel
Ransom
Kavsassee
Harper's Ferry
New York
Bowan Byeens
Dorsey
Campainy Corp Woop
Baptist Sunday Schools
Oxford
N.C
Suday
Amt
A. Shepard
Henderson
DW. Montgomery
Stanley
Rer Noc State
Providence
Iis
Judge Hoadley as Detective and Political Corruption Charge
A partisan broadside questions Judge Hoadley’s integrity, linking him to long buried presidential steal allegations and corruption while urging him to return to Republican loyalty. The piece attacks his character, accuses him of exploiting political scandal, and critiques Democratic promoters.
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Judge Hoadley
Hoadley
Tilden
Headley
Foraker
Liberal Movement Gains Ground in the South
The piece argues for a national policy to break sectionalism and support a liberal movement in the South. It cites Virginia and North Carolina as examples where reform challenges bourbon rule, fraud, and anti-prohibition coalitions, urging northern support for liberal candidates and civil service opportunities.
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Senaca
Republicana
Democratic Party
South
North Carolina
LD. G. Fowle
Jarvis
Union League
Virginia
Searte
House of Representatives
Dudley set to settle vast pension claims under Garfield
Colonel William Wade Dudley, appointed Commissioner of Pensions by President Garfield, pursues a just settlement of 268000 unsettled claims. The piece praises his efficient administration, notes staff growth, and outlines Dudley’s career and honors.
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William Wade Dudley
Garfield
United States Pension Office
Pension Office
Dudley
Willian Wage Luchley
Vermont
Weathersfield Row
Winsdur County
Phillips Academy
Danville
Russell's Collegiate and Commercial Institute
New Haven
Yale
Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Lincoln
Richmond City Greys
Morton
Nineteenth Regiment
Indians Volunteers
Cieneraisol
Meredith
Lewiesville
Rappahannock Station
Sulphur Springs
Warrington
Gaimesvill
Bull Run
South Mountain
Antietam
Tis
Prederickeburg
Fiidhag
Croming
Chancellorsville
Getupsburg
Irom
Dodiey
Votfoe Ie
Wayne
Richmond Savings Bank
Protestant Episcopal Church
Theresa Fiske
George Fiske
Episcopal Church
United States
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure Endorsed as Best Medicine
In Asheville North Carolina on August 5 1881 H H Wansen and Co endorse their Safe Kidney and Liver Cure claiming it the best medicine in the world for kidney and liver diseases and urging consideration by readers.
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Union City
Bayle
Asheville
N.C
H.H. Wansen & Co
Co. B.C. U' Bayox
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