North Carolina politics and election fraud allegations in 1876 Wilmington Post
The Wilmington Post argues that Democratic leadership misrepresented votes and manipulated returns in the state 1876 elections. It cites fraud allegations, gerrymandering, and suppression of Republican majorities in counties like New Hanover Sampson and Halifax, detailing perceived overthrows of Jarvis and Shackelford results and lamenting the impact on representation in Congress and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hanover
Shackelford
Jarvis
Buxton
Saunders
Kenan
Efid Ud
Halifax
Sampson, Duplin, Chowan, &c
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Tredeil
North Carolina
Oregon
Maine
Vance
Hancock
Kukloxing
Debates on Southern Politics and Education Reform
Fayetteville editorials discuss why common schools are not kept open year round and argue for educational and material improvements in the South. They critique Bourbon Republicans, urge honest voting, and advocate federal patronage tied to reform while warning of sectional dangers and urging wise leadership.
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Viladelphia
Keving
Fayetteville
N.C
St Durelay
Congress
Amg
Halifax
Hayes
Pational Bureau of Stavation Fur All
Eouth
Escrest
Republican Party
South
Garfield
North Carolina Census by Counties and Blacklist Folly
Official census returns for North Carolina are updated by county as received. The piece also rails at a Wilmington election fraud blacklist and named figures such as Bruce Williams, Dr. Porter, McDonald, Shackelford, Myers, and others, accusing them of franchise theft and political deception amid contested ballots and postmaster disputes.
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Aslagtic
North Carolina
Newherne
Devine
Wilmington and Weldon Road
Pinto
We & W
Law Echisi
Ques
Papa
Axs
Bruce Williams
Dr. Porter
Pender
McDonald
Columbus
Wilmington
Jarvis
Shekelird
Ube Carditaics
Ayste
Topty
Chalyrad
Harest
Meares
McKae
Sel Wilmington
Fragmented 1881 Harper's Bazar text glimpses era details
The readable fragments describe fashion plates, notable figures, and social scenes from 1881 Harper's Bazar. References to Missa, monikers, and various European and American names appear amid garbled typography, with scattered mentions of fashion, events, and people in a dense period-typography block.
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Gov
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Lincoln County
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Venezuela
South Carolina
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Louisville
Asquake
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New York
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General Cooway
Cerbers
New Mexico
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M. Woeteard
New Rochelle
Freedman's Bank
Democratic Party
United States
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Congress of States
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Senate
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Milinz
U.S
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Paraniog
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Criminal Court
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New Orleans
Washington
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Weedon
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Wellon
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van Caswell
Chatham
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