North Carolina political and territorial debates analyzed
A long Atlantic period piece discusses Democratic and Republican tensions, with references to Bayard and Blaine, Southern politics, emigration trends, and economic concerns. It critiques regional governance, party organization, and the impact of policy on migration and development across the South.
Sherman on the Army Bill Through a Casual Letter
General Sherman weighs in on the new army bill in a brief off hand note. He suggests the measure may prove safer or fail, and comments on presidential powers and repeal of prior limits, reflecting army circles.
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Sherman
Rehief
Tanksman
Notable Figures Attend Memorial for American Scholar
The German Secretary of State and many luminaries join in a memorial for an American scholar born in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, aged 53. The deceased, noted for translations and poetry including Deukalion, left little property and a sizable body of varied writings. He will be remembered as a rare American character.
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von Panwits
America
Taylor
Kennett Square
Penn
Faust
Deukalion
State politics and party prospects across North Carolina
The 1880 legislative balance shows 41 Republicans in the House and 11 in the Senate, totaling 62 seats. Newspapers debate party prospects, with praise for Vance and Merriman projections, and discuss potential shifts in support and alignment across counties and offices.
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House
Senate
Grant
Notable Democratic and Republican House Members Named
A long list of Democratic and Republican representatives is recorded, naming members from various counties and districts. The document cites party totals, noting Democratic majorities and detailing House roster entries including district affiliations and names such as Henderson and Eppes, with references to multiple counties.
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U.S. Senate
South Carolina
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Asheville
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Greentack
Republican Party
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Democratic Party
Raleigh
General Assembly
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North Carolina
Kansas
Minnesota
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Gen. Sherman
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Morganton Blade
Gen. Vance
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Merriman
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Doug Raitawind
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Madioi
Jackson
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Macon
Cherokee
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Roel Henderson
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Washington
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T Sykes
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Denry Eppes
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Edward Bull
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JS Caldwell
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JG Fyrum
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Pasquotank
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Gates
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Edgecombe
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Bain
Peniocrata
House OF Representatives
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Peader
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Anson
J A Lockhart
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Ceaton Biaden
John Nowell
Ke Bruewick
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Nate Atkinson
E Carter
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Aj Berry
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Sidwe Edmond Jones
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Keret
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Thomas
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WE Clarke
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Colwell
Clinton Battle
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