North Carolina Republicans debate on Buxton ticket and future can
The passage surveys the National Republican Committee's New York meeting and the North Carolina slate led by Oliver H Dockery and George B Everitt. It critiques Hancock and English ticket, praises W P Canaday and Congress prospects, and reflects on Jarvis and Fowle after a Democratic convention, noting Garfield’s rise from poverty to major general.
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W. P. Canaday
North Carolina
New York
Fowle
Jarvis
Achilles
Agamemnon
Reconstruction Era State Convention Described in Detail
The article recalls a historic state Republican convention, comparing 1867 to 1880 in appearance and debate quality. It highlights speakers like Mr. Grandy and Judge Moora, notes regional political differences, and applauds the ticket choices including Buxton, Barringer, Norment, Jenkins, Moore, and Can non, emphasizing unity and republican principles.
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Republican Party
Buxton
Upper
Cape
Soliary
Barringer
Norment
Cape Fear
Jenkins
Gaston
Wake
A. G. Moore
Albemarle
Black
Atlantic
Judge Cannon
Ciewith
Tin Republican State Convention Proceedings
The Republican State Convention met in Raleigh at noon on July 7, led by CW Grandy. Cal Young was nominated temporary chairman with J Dancy and A Keats as temporary secretaries. committees were appointed by the chair, and delegates listened to brief speeches before recess.
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Raleigh
CW. Grandy
Licah
Wardson
Mr. Grandy
Cal. I. J. Young
Aul
Dancy
Alex. Keats
Cel. Young
Harris
O'Hara
Peor
Charlotte
Dey Norment
Pelf
Democratic Party
K. Proctor
Garfeld
Arthur
Nathaniel McLean
Holloway
Bay
McLean
Nurment
Roctor
Witsiscron
North State
Pat Rebeson
Down
Delegates Decide Contests and Name State Ticket
At the convention delays slowed reports as delegates from Alleghany Currituck Wayne and New Hanover contested. New Hanover’s regular delegation was seated 166 to 62 while Wayne’s sitting legates prevailed 171 to 54. Permanent officers were named with W A Moore as permanent chairman and a slate of vice presidents secretaries and committee chairs announced. Nominees for Governor were Buxton and Duckery with Buxton winning 215 to 17.
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Rick Wheater
Ee Buncombe
Co. SF
Currow
J. H. Harris
Alleghany
Currituck
Wayne
New Hanover
Messrs. Scott
Mabson
Moore
Major Grant
Mr. Robinson
Committee On Permanent
Hox
W. A. Moore
Chowan
G. W. Stanton
S. T.carrow
Everitt
Col
Rufus Sarringer
Tle
R. M. Norment
Robeson
A.D. Jenkins
Gaston
Jas. . Headen
Chatham
Washington Bureau Promotes Patents Ad for Democratic Letters
A lithograph letter from Chester A. Snow of Washington DC offers weekly important political news in exchange for advertising in the Post. He proposes sending strong Democratic letters and cites a sample noting 90,000 of DC's 180,000 people would be upset if Hancock becomes President. The missive hints at broader political agitation and seeks cooperation from Democratic neighbors.
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Chester A. Snow
Washington ,D. C
District of Columbia
Hancock
Seaf
Felowmakers &c. &c
Sede
Tide
Seow
Star
Beremore
National Republican Committee meeting July 1 1880
National Republican Committee met at Chicago July 1 1880 with 38 states and 11 proxies. They adopted rules for 1884 delegates and named officers, settling plans for permanent organization and publication of convention proceedings.
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Fi Ae
Connecticut
Territories
District of Columbia
W. E. Chandler
New Hampfne
Chicago
Rutz
National Republican Committee
United States
Chandler
Repubicans
National Committee
Grey
Charles Foster
Ohio
John A. Logan
Favis
Julia M. Forbes
Massachusetts
William E. Chandler
New See
PSOE
Om Sephe OW
Lisey
Arkansas
George C. Gorham
William S. Chandler
Edward McPherson
Liomas B. Keogh
Samuel W. Curriden
State News Highlights Roan Mountain Rep enters fifth volume
Raleigh notes illiteracy declines among colored people while white ignorance grows under the governing class. The Roan Mountain Rep enters its fifth volume, pledging independence to scrutinize officials and support the Republican party.
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Raleigh /ut
Republican Party
Se Dee Herald
Jarvis
Gov
North Carolina
Ruin Allegations and Financial Doctrines in 1860s Debate
A fragment recounts partisan claims about Democratic rule causing national decline and Republican rule restoring strength. It cites bond prices, national debt, trade balance, and population and export growth. The piece references a Whittier letter and a Salem commemorative event with Gov Winthrop, along with a long quotation about historical figures and Puritan ancestry.
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TSGT
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Eouth
Hapcock
White House
Jere Black
Trancock
Jeff Pavix
Alec Stephens
Vex
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THE
Wilmington Post
P, Canaday
Wilmington
N. C
Suspay Morainc
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
OF New York
Ralph P. Buxton
Cumberland
Rufus Barrinder
Mecklenburg
VOR
Robe PN
A. D. Jenkins
OF Gaston
Riley H. Cannon
Jackson
M. Moore
Archie R. Black
Oliver H.dockery, Ceorce B. Everitt
Sammy Tilden
Delmonice
Alexander the Great
Persia
Asis
Mancock
Tilden, Bayard
Hoeadrick
Cincinnnati
Mannhausen
Garfield
Col. Young
Moora
Crass Forum
Geo. B. Everitt
Mark Erwin
Tin
Bareau
National Republican
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Fuster
Wiig
Committee On Permanent Organization
Nationaal
Marishann Jenes
National
Sternues W. Dorsey
Horace Davis
California
James L. Deveraus
Georgia
John al Logan
Illinois
John C. New
Indiana
John S Runnells
Iowa
John A. Martin
Kan Vax
Henry GC. Warmth
Inn
John M. Forbes
Massachetts
Chancey J. Filley
Missouri
Wiliam
Wisconsin
R. ©. McCormick
Arizona
Stephen J. Elkin
New Mexico
Executive Committee
de Motiva
RC. McCormick
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Ise Laemnitteg
Iavik
Joba
New
Chauncey J. Filley
Mineour
Joba A. Martin
Kanse
Kuaoeile
Jaws
Willama C. Cooper
Obe
Biba Eno
Ween
North Western Committee
Logan
Jobe C New
Chocago
National Congresses
Murrat
Sendricks
McDonald
Tilden
Hendricks
Mendricks
Supreme Court
Tilda
Greenack
Ford
Ulis
Penitens Laryuran Tsane
Lie
Republic
Bughish
Wueen
Ualstead
Wasalee
Atleia
F Haletead
Landers
Warthy
Stubesyn
Comat
Liveretoxs N.C
Nebesou Gousty
Rebellson County
Heaseberg
Andrew Thompson
Tee Repeducas Party
Preedentase
Ceenter A. Artear
Berarvet 'Tuongh
State News
Charlotte Queur
Mr. Whittier
Winthrop
Salem
Mass
Exses Institute
Willows
Salem Neck
Robert 5. Rauteul
Lacy Larcom
Arbella
Wiethrop
DeWitt
Gark
Jake Whittier
Daxvens
Robert
Kantoul
Exsex Institute
Accanioe of
Easex
Tory
Massachusette
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Vane
Milien
Cratleman
Meru
Carsten
Cnet
Themes Moore
Ceoeemgard
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