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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1881

Page

2

Prohibition debate and party loyalty stir Brunswick county

In Brunswick county Republicans praise loyal members amid a tough campaign for the Prohibition bill. The piece criticizes Democratic fence-sitters and questions Col Keogh and The New North State stance on colored voters. It condemns efforts to split Republican support and urges unity for victory.

E. E. Smith ESQ Post Mr. Smith W. P. Canaday Republican Committee Brunswick County Brunswick Col. Keogh New North State North Carolina Colonel Keogh Republican Party Horace Greeley Charles Summer Greeley Sumner Keogh Walt Coleone Conbtean State Executive Committee Coxony Towser, Hallifax Co Pss H. F. Davis Halifax County Davis Serge My Township Republican State Executive Committee Peoples Liberties Maisiain Cork

Dissent in New Hampshire over Senatorial election legality

A historical report notes prominent figures including General Gilman Marston and Hon. William E. Chandler opposing a June Senate election in New Hampshire. They argue the lawful method is set by the 1866 Act and the Constitution, with the next term expiring March 4, 1883.

Congress New Hampshire United States Supreme Court Charles Doe New Hampshire Senate Senate of New Hampshire House of Representatives William E. Chandier Concord Marston Exeter Bingham Littleton House

New Hampshire Senate Defers Senate Election to Next Session

The report argues the 1878 precedent and federal law require delaying the next U S Senate election to the 1883 legislature. It cites McMillan's committee findings that the 1878 session had no right to elect and urges adherence to the 1866 act to avoid constitutional conflict and ensure a lawful election near the end of the term.

Committee On the Judiciary United States the United States Senate of the Congress Hampshire Wadleigh Sena Committee On McMillan Senate Hoar Angus Cameron Wadligi Rollins Epeseer Charles H. Bell Sreverse Be'l ISIS Ate Millan Wintiv Messrs. Marston Exeter Birmingham Littleton Chandler Concord Cochrape Farmington Colby Claremont Sanborn Franklin Froster Dover Hatch Greenland Heath Manchester Robinson Hampstead Keene New Hampshire Senate McMillen Minnesota Supreme Court Congress of the United States William Bemzsa Naseer

President undergoes multiple surgeries during August Bulletin

Official and unofficial bulletins detail the president's improving condition after repeated operations to drain pus. Updates note stable vitals, better sleep, and successful procedures by Dr. Agnew with ether anesthesia.

President's Condition After Major Operation

Official bulletins from the Executive Mansion report the President undergoing ether anesthesia, the operation improving respiration and pulse, with gradual fever reduction. Updates note stable progress, nourishing meals, and cautious optimism as wound drainage becomes satisfactory.

President’s improving condition amid public notices in Aug

The bulletin reports signs of improvement in the President’s condition with pulse and temperature stabilizing after surgery. Officials state the wound is healthy and the recent disturbance from Monday’s operation has subsided. A subsequent message to Minister Lowell notes no essential change in the afternoon.

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