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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1880

Page

2

Enemies within the party and Grant’s third-term debate

The Wilmington Post reviews claims of misconduct and misrepresentation in Raleigh signals coverage, critiques the party factions, and discusses General Grant as a potential third-term candidate. It contrasts Republican unity with factional strife and highlights John Sherman’s Treasury leadership and pension policies.

Raleigh Y. Jiller Col. Thos Wolf United States Cyisan

Political conventions and third term debates across parties

National and local party maneuvers dominate the period with Republicans opposing a third term and pledging support to Edmunds, while Democrats discuss the Cincinnati convention and the two thirds rule. Letters reveal finger-pointing and internal strife as party leaders push or resist bold nominees amid regional disagreements and rumors.

Vermont Edmunds Grant Syracuse Pennsylvania New York Democratic Nation Committee Cincinnati

Letter on Grant third term threatens republic

A February 24 1880 letter against a Grant third term warns that nominating him endangers republican government. It cites French revolutions, Sumner, foreign policy, annexation, and a planned sale of the Western North Carolina Railroad, pledging to expose “Big Steal” concerns.

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Hill Speaks and Pennsylvania Delegation Controversy

Washington February 19 The Horror Post notes ongoing speculation over the Pennsylvania Republican Convention and its unit vote pledge. It observes Sherman supporters calmly watching from favorable vantage points while other factions challenge the unit pledge and predict shifts by independents. The piece praises Southern colored leaders backing Sherman as deserving of his support and outlines the national mood.

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