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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1869
Page
2
A Wilmington Post page reflects on Republican unity and loyalty, denouncing treachery within the party, urging steadfast support for leaders, and warning against cross party cooperation. It cites figures like Tyler and Johnson and critiques Northern education and Southern motives.
A fragment features a mock impeachment plea in farcical terms invoking animals and Greece. The page notes the third issue of Watchmaker and Jeweler, a New York monthly quarto for tradespeople, priced at $2 annually.
A colonial era column reviews Ku Klux rhetoric and democratic disputes in Congress, critiques party leaders, and cites New York and Wilmington press opinions. It also reports Vincent Colyer's Sitka dispatch on Alaska natives, settlement, and the Alaska purchase's wisdom.
The snippet blends financial mentions with political calls to action, noting a million dollar railroad stake, Southern land programs, and appeals for legislative progress. It references iron production in Pittsburgh, social behavior criticisms, and delicate notes on cultural topics and a pedestrain feat.
A widowed English merchant who built a fortune in Rio de Janeiro married a Brazilian orphan in Mogland and later divorced amid suspicions. He remained affectionate, providing her an annuity until she remarried. She later faced poverty after her second husband’s death and traveled from Brazil to St Paul Minnesota, seeking to reunite with him in Fort Garry with their children. The column also recalls Gen Humphry Marshall and Breckinridge in Kentucky with a tale of war and a note on churchgoing behavior, plus an Orange Presbytery adjournment slated for Chapel Hill.
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