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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1882
Page
2
The piece argues free trade would harm farmers and workers while tariffs protect industry. It defends the Republican stance against Bourbon Democrats amid postwar politics, notes Black voters’ loyalty, critiques Southern elites, and mocks Liberal campaigns and press attacks.
A letter criticizes Democrats aligned with Radicals and praises Liberal citizens in Warrenton for resisting party manipulation. It denounces candidates chasing office for reward and laments the subordination of Democratic principles to hollow slogans.
Ashevilles Keogh convention selects Bill Candler and Fox for the Legislature. The meeting saw restitution approved for a local issue, with seven of eight delegates from Asheville township voting in favor, while Idler disapproves of the action. The telegram from the Charlotte Observer explains the scene.
A collection of letters and excerpts discuss racial bias in courts and political Rings in Carteret and Brunswick counties. The writers attack Democratic party corruption, call for vigilance ahead of elections, and defend Col. Dockery and Col. Bennett while disputing Frank Reid’s claims.
The scene at the convention surged with enthusiasm as candidates Miles Cottmander J M Sitterson and Walter F Pool competed for party support. Pool won unanimity at Chicago, recognized as a capable young speaker with broad backing and a strong chance in the district race.
An industrious farmer facing heavy taxes describes how ownership of land and a small holding could yield 800 bushels of rice for eight hundred dollars, supporting his family but causing grave hardships under the current tax regime. He notes extra duties like weekly payments and failed protections, urging reform.
Fragmentary reminiscence urges citizens to back the Republican party as friend of labor and progress. The text emphasizes laborers and a pledge to defend their interests, urging turnout and allegiance to GOP candidates.
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