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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1869

Page

2

Wilmington Post reacts to Virginia election split glare

A Wilmington Post exposé defends Republican unity in North Carolina against Copperhead tactics. It praises Galloway and Madison and urges effort for education and physical culture, condemning attacks on Black voters while lauding the muscle and brain ideal through athletics and college training.

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The Democracy of California and the Color Line

The piece accuses Democrats in California and allied papers of opposing Black and Chinese rights. It laments emancipation, promotes Chinese labor, and warns that freedmen risk job loss to new workers. It calls for vigilance against bolters and partisan manipulation.

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Mississippi Republicans exposing a sham convention

Late Mississippi news reveals the supposed National Union Republican Party of Mississippi is a fraud. The Vicksburg Republican trashes the scheme, noting that no constituency or authority backs the gathering and that Democrats knew the first resolution was false.

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Political rancor and race in Reconstruction era editorials

The piece critiques postwar newspapers including the Greensboro Register and The Journal for edgily partisan rhetoric. It contrasts robe-like claims of patriotism with harsh characterizations of carpetbaggers and republicans, noting education hopes and racial tensions as readers celebrate the Fourth of July.

Public education calls for teachers from North Carolina

A Northern demand for teachers is urged to aid country districts lacking good educators as new schools expand. The Journal criticizes political opponents and notes Spain’s progress while reporting a measure to confiscate property of oath refusers and a Missouri papers shift on suffrage and women’s vote.

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