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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1880

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Profit or loss in Western North Carolina Rail road deal

An editorial examines the Western North Carolina Railroad from Salisbury to Paint Rock, calculating bonds and costs. It questions the Best proposition, estimates remaining value and surplus bonds, and warns taxpayers to weigh terms before action. The governor's claim that the Asheville to Paint Rock line is worth 3 million is noted.

Western Nis Ducktown Murphy Lest & Co Silisbury Paint Rock Ashville

Proclamation session and railroad debate in North Carolina

The article discusses Governor Jervis’s call for an extra session on March 15 to defend his course, noting the ongoing railroad project from Ashville to Ducktown and the $2,745,000 funding plan. It questions public haste and argues for completing the line rather than selling to private interests, with broader political commentary on taxation and public finance.

Guy. Jervis General Assembly Ashville Paint Rock Salisbury Mississippi Valley Northwest Duckton Ducktown Mr. J North Politia New York Aery Gay Gov~ Mor Psi Brone Shberman Illinois Staats Zeitung Sherman Hood North Carolina South John Sherman America Repubican

Democratic financiering under scrutiny in the west

The speaker criticizes a proposed measure as a Senate driven scheme and urges that any proposal be submitted to the people. They warn voters will see the true nature of the issue in November as Gov. Jarvis faces a difficult canvass.

Winminder N. C Roger Moore Cape Fear S. H. Manning W. W. Harris Ilis Cerberus West Gov. Jarvis Il, Fishblafe

Davis Johnson Wedding at Halifax North Carolina

Marriage notice from Halifax North Carolina reports Henry E. Davis and Cora E. Johnson wed at M E Church with Rev L B Clark officiating on February 25 1880. After the ceremony guests including Sir Waiters attended a supper at Rev Garland H White’s home.

Davis—Johnson M. E. Church Halifax L. B. Clark Henry E. Davis Cora E. Johnson Halifax County North Carolina Waiters Garland H. White

Revival in Fayetteville Swells to Over 1000 Members

A Fayetteville minister reports an extraordinary religious revival at Evans' Methodist Chapel lasting over four weeks. Since June 28, more than 320 have professed faith and 100 have joined the church, swelling the congregation from about 309 to over 1000. The revival is spreading to other churches with hope for wider impact.

Fayetteville Epstor Evans’ Methodist Chapel C. A

Sherman Support Grows in Virginia for 1880 Presidential Run

A letter from Alexandria dated February 26 1880 praises Hon. John Sherman as the Republican standard bearer and urges Virginians to rally behind his candidacy. The writer notes Dems and Bourbon factions weakened, calls for reform, and cites favorable views from Richmond and Senator Henry G. Davis on Sherman's integrity and financial leadership.

Illinois Staats Zeitung John Sherman South Sherman Virginia Richmond Webster Hamilton Sheriman Davis Republican Party Bourbon Bourbon Party of This State Is Broken and Demoralized. the Readjusters Repubican Solid South Selid State Committee Daniel Webster Alexander Hamilton Henry G. Davis United States Treasury Department Pontius Pilate Washington West’ Virginia Democratic Party Mr. Sherman Shereman Tre National Finance Albert Galatin

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