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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1882

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Rates of Advertising and Post Office Details

Rates for the Wilmington Post advertise eight dimes for nonpareil type with square edges. Fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents per line for each additional insertion. Subscriptions set at $200 per year or six months at 109. All business communications go to THE WILMINGTON POST in Wilmington, N C.

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Darby Attacks Aldermen Over City Attorney Resignation

A sharp letter from Frank H. Darby denounces the Wilmington Board of Aldermen for pressuring his resignation as city attorney over county governance questions. The piece praises Darby as a capable lawyer and condemns the board's actions as partisan and foolish, urging liberal and independent readers to read and support his stance on free speech and liberty.

Darby Board OF Aldermen Frank H. Darby Hieh Wilmington Boaurd J. L. Winner

James Madison Leach and the Bourbon Democratic Party

The article profiles Gen James Madison Leach once a leading Democratic figure in North Carolina praising his long service and influence while noting a shift as the Bourbon Democratic Party is described as a defunct relic, now severed from the true party.

James Madison Leach Democratic Party North Carolina Courier Reconstruction Bourbon Democratic Party

Old Bourbon Democratic Ship Faces November Rocks

The letter compares the Democratic party to a decayed old barque drifting toward wreck in November. It ridicules Bourbon leaders as tyrants clinging to tradition, and praises reformers like Leach and Captain Green while attacking a dubious Cumberland candidate, hinting at internal party conflict.

Bourbon Democratic Leach Party of Progress Fayetteville Cumberland

Style and Pedigree in Third District Incident

Voters receive a brief Washington tale about Senators Ransom and West as Benator West recounts an anecdote from a North Hust man offering a racing horse for sale in St Louis. The: reply suggests the horse was unlikely to race, with skeptical remarks about its performance.

Matt Ransom Rose Troy Fayetteville Col Wharton J. Green the Times Raleigh Third Smouth Washington North Carolina West Missouri Benator West North S. Louis Penece Theo Sadie Helen

Change of horses in Cumberland politics marked by new county board

In Cumberland county the shift from the old Grey Horse to a Green Horse party slate changes the county commissioners. Dr. W C McDuffie defeats longtime public servant A A McKethan, while W J Kelly remains. the piece praises McDuffie but cautions on political mixing with practice. It notes previous board turnover and reports on local events, speeches, and civic items across the region.

Noah God Abernathy J. Green Cape Fear Capt Green Warsaw Fayetteville Green Congress Tom” Green Warren County Cumberland Democrats Phaney Paverreni Cumberland County Troy A. A. McKethan Board of County Commissioners W. C. McDuffie McDuffie Probibi Tray Mare Hee McDuffie A.A. McCaskie Vox Hibernians Big Spiris Sarah Henderson Fifth Street Board of Commissioners Braden County Cumberland Kelly Barrett's Circus Minnie’s Hall

Leach Announces Exit From Democratic Party

Hon J M Leach, of Lixincrows North Carolina, announces in August 1882 his decision to withdraw from the Democratic Party. He says a fuller statement of his reasons and the action to follow will appear soon after his brief note to Charles Jones, editor of the Daily Observer.

Democratic N. C Charles Jones Daily Observer New York Democratic Party

Board Meeting Reelects Old Leadership in Magisimus

The Board of Magisimus met on Monday and re elected the existing Board of Directors. The move preserves current leadership as the organization continues its affairs.

Board of Magisimus Board of Cous

Advertisement Ties Annual Payment to Ad Campaign

Fragmentary line notes a yearly payment of two dollars linked to an advertising campaign. Mentions placeholders or misspelled names suggesting a local business context and possible town notes.

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