15 Aug 1880
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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1880
Page
1
The Wilmington Post announces second class rates for advertising. One insertion price is fixed per line with twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Subscription price listed as $100 per year and six months for 75 cents.
The North Carolina Industrial Association invites Bishop Hood to deliver the annual address in the city, praising his fitness and urging reconciliation between northern and southern factions. The piece notes observers from across the state and recounts broader political tensions surrounding Reconstruction era debates and party loyalties.
A Georgia political feud erupts as 142 state convention members oppose Gov. Colquitt and back rival candidate Guy Colquitt amid corruption concerns. The convention adjourned without nominating a governor, reflecting a deep rift among top Democrats and discontent with Colquitt’s administration.
Yates notes a split after Colquitt supporters depart, forming a nine member committee to propose a governor and full state ticket. The minority warns of possible Democratic defeat if Colquitt faces strong opposition and Republican crossovers intensify in a tense party clash.
A large Onslow gathering with about 500 attendees heard Buxton and Jarvis discuss politics at the appointed place. The governor rebutted Democratic claims, praising Republican governance while highlighting fiscal differences from prior administrations and urging continued party support. Cesar closed with a nod to Ayer's Hair Vigor.
In Fayetteville on July 81 1880 the Cumberland County Republican Executive Committee assembled to organize. I S Lutter was elected Chairman and D W Evans Secretary, with plans to hold future meetings upon the chairman's call. Some discussion of countywide organization occurred but no decisive action taken.
Citizens to hear Dr R M Norment and others in Whiteville Cerro Gordo Bladenboro Elizabethtown Suttons Store Aug 17 20 details. Interments at Bellevue Oakdale Vine Forest and Catholic Cemetery report deaths this week. Col John J Hedrick named Chief Marshal for Democratic Ratification Meeting on the 24th.
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