Grant and Jefferson in Americas Presidential Lineage
The Wilmington Post reviews national memory and the origins of U S presidents noting Washington as unique in aristocratic ties while many leaders rose from common roots. It argues the presidency has largely been a government of the people with limited nepotism and highlights archival details across states.
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Monroe
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Virginia
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Volk
North Carolina
Zachary Taylor
Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
Pierce
McNeil
Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
William Jenn
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Raleigh
Andrew
Connecticut
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Napoleon
Frederica the Great
Charlemagne
America
Mr. Hayes
Washington
North America
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Harrizon
Ohio
John van Buren
Dick Taylor
Confederacy
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Kentucky Had Three Clays, Three Youngs, Four Marshalls, Three Davises
Underwoods
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Tessendens
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Linkney
Johnsons
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Webster
Sumner
Missouri
Benton
New Hampshire
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Hales
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Stocktons
Frelinghuysens
New York
Clarks
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Conklings
Livingstons
Lord Terrell
Wilmington
North
South Carolina
Jnc
Red Shirt Bulldozers
Joseph Shlostler
Terrell
Management of the W N C Railroad questioned
The piece critiques how the state owned railroad is run alleging improper management and biased inquiry. It argues witnesses testify from ignorance and urges records from the Treasurer to prove or disprove charges. It also condemns a judge seen as aligned with the railroad and calls for accountability.
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Card Station
Wilson
Hickory Convention
Superior Courts
N.C
Moreanton
Walso
Alaska
Sonora
Hunter
OV Fort
Rod Ada
Khedare
Lis
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W.N.C
John Sherman a Self Made Man with Strong Virtues
A portrayal of John Sherman as a self made man with steady judgment and prudent restraint. The piece credits him with superior abilities and a commandant character while endorsing a safe, principled approach to governance and human rights.
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John Sherman
Specter of Southern Violence Solves the Political Question
Hon Igen Sherman branding Southern states as run by terror and fraud asserts Democratic control through violence, argues Republicans must defend free elections and constitutional amendments, and urges northern loyalty to curb rebellion with a strong Ohio Republican majority.
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South Carolina
Congress
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Bell
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Rice
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