Death of Judge Black Reflections From Wilmington Press
The Wilmington Post mourns the death of Judge Black, praising his sincerity and forensic prowess. It notes his reliance on Bible, Shakespeare, and Milton, and warns against premature commentary while urging others to let history judge his political career.
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Junce Black
Hin
Shakespeare
Spade
Black
St. Stephen's
Oratory
Plunkett
Shakspeare
Milton
We would be highly pleased to sue Butler Governor of Massachusetts
An editorial voice rails against Butler and parties in Massachusetts and urges North Carolina Democrats to oppose perceived threats from abolitionist politics. It frames Butler as a symbol of dangerous rule and calls for vigilance ahead of elections. The piece uses strong partisan language and appeals to regional loyalties.
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Butler
Massachusits
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
North Carolina
Lecky
England
Ireland
Europe
Strafford
House of Commons
Dublin
Swift
Trish Asil-Cimito
Great Britain
Perous
America
Local self rule challenged by western allies
A Roanoke News stance calls western states to relinquish local self rule to avoid “negro ridden east” domination, criticizing selfish indifference to political allies in other states and urging attention to the issue.
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Roanoke News
A Significant Withdrawal Hazards Holden’s Latest Move
The Daily Journal Observer analyzes Gov Holden’s change in postmaster position at Raleigh shifting to Nichols. It suggests the move dampens Holden’s ardor and implies the possibility of broader political repercussions amid calls to remove displaced officials.
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Daily Journal Observer
Charlotte
Gov. Holden
Raleigh
Nichols
Holden
Presidential Candi Dates Debate Hoisted In Asheville
An Asheville News editorial argues Hawley and Lincoln as presidential and vice presidential candidates. It critiques Arthur and Blaine, cites British and Irish economic history, and highlights figures like Sherman and Mahone in a broad political-essay frame.
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Asheville
Hawley
Lincoln
Arthur
Blaine
Sherman
Tari
From log cabin roots to Senate chair and Centennial head
Convention of 1872 notes his rise from a modest schoolhouse to the U S Senate. He chaired the 1876 resolutions committee and led the Centennial Commission from 1873 to 1877. He filled a vacancy in the Forty second Congress and served into the Forty sixth. Elected U S Senator in 1831, his term ends in 1887. His life is praised for frankness, integrity, and public service as a model citizen.
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William Mahone
United States
Virginia
Southampton
Virginia Military Institute
Norfolk and Petersburg
Norfolk Navy Yard
Peninsula
Appahannock
Petersburg
Lee
Mahone
Norfolk
Tennessee
Ttas
Walker
Uap
Privi
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Ted Illus Iaty
Polsitics
Aonte
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Ha Lane
Holléhiy
Lulliday
Striki
Dle
Virsinia
Boars Bou Democracy
Thas Hedin
U. S
Connecticut
Joseph BR. Hawley
Stewartsvile
Richmond Co
North Carolina
Scotch Hill
Richmond County
N.C
Hamilton College
Cavenovia N. Y
John Hooker Bay
Hartford, Conn
Hooker& Hawley
Hawley
Whig
Democratic Party
Fremont
Dayton
Hartford Srees
Conran Iy Soz
New England
Bull Run
Tie
Gould
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
Terry
Hiss
Offeer
Mousib
Bes
Grant
Sod
Committee of Revolstions
Committee of Resolutions
United States Centennial Commission
J. L. Strong
U. & Senator
Llon. W. W. Eaton
Log Sehogt House
Carolinas
Senate
Gentsaana Commission
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