Campaign Scandal Denial Reaches New York Times
The Wilmington Post rebuts a New York Times claim that W P Canaday of Wilmington, a customs collector and political figure, would misuse campaign funds in the Cape Fear District. It calls for a full retraction and naming sources. The item also notes historic remarks on Congress and obituaries of public figures Horace Greeley George Ripley Barnas Sears and others.
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NEW York Times
Winauxdtey
N.C
W. P. Canaday
National Republican Committee
North Carolina State Republican Committee
Fan Witauxeron Post
Cape Fear
Horace Greeley
Pike County
Pennsylvania
The
Tribune
Iike County
Pike
George Ripley
Growing Young Again and Canvass Debate in North Carolina
A letter praises Compound Oxygen’s health claims from a Western bank cashier who gained weight and felt better. The Statesville American discusses the Presidential and state canvasses, criticizing repeat tactics while praising progress since 1861 and naming Gen. Rufus Barringer as a North Carolina lieutenant governor candidate and strong debater.
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Das. Stankey & Pavey
Girard Street
Philadelphia
MeJellan
Seymour and Blair
Greeley
Gratz Brown
Tilden
Nature
Chicago
Republican Party
South
Cincinnati
Wade Stampton
Morgan
Cockerell
Vance
Riordan
Rufus Barringer
Judge Buxton
General Barringer
North Carolina
Ife
Barringer
North Carolinas
Statesville
Thermometer Ranges 90 to 95 in Office Yesterday
A thermometer showed 90 to 95 degrees in the office yesterday, reflecting extreme heat conditions inside.
Garfield Letter of Acceptance Praises Nominee
The piece lauds Gen Garfield as a model for acceptance letters to the people. It argues his responsive tone shows consummate understanding of affairs and ready statesmanship. It asserts his proposals inspire confidence and surpass prior political declarations in canvassing preludes.
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Gen. Garfield
Peident
Hoar
Massachusetts
Chicago
Garfield
General Garfield Accepts Governor Nomination in North Carolina
The article reports Judge Buxton’s letter accepting the Republican nomination for North Carolina governor, praising Garfield’s record on the Superior Court bench and support from both parties. It notes anticipated broad support, mentions other ticket officers, and previews Garfield Arthur campaign dynamics and national reactions.
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OUR State
Judge Buxton
Judge Moore
Fayet Registre
N.C
Jon. W. A. Moore
Palemon John
Geo. W. Price
J.C.E. Harris
W. I. Wheeler
J.C. Callahan
Kauri P. Buxvos
North Carolina
Holden
Legs
Republican Party
Rufus Barringer
Charlotte
R. M. Norment
Robeson
Aaron D. Jenkins
D. A. Jenkins
Augustus M. Moore
Edenton
A. R. Black
Old North
Acceptance of Gen Hancock by Cincinnati convention
On the 13th a committee led by ex-Senator John P. Stockton presented to Governor's Island the official notification of General Hancock's presidential nomination. Hancock thanked the committee and promised a formal acceptance later. Vice Presidential candidate W H English expressed gratitude and hope for success.
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Menton
Oia
Chicago
United States
Cincinnati
John P. Stockton
New Jersey
Governor's Island
Hancock
Stockton
Gov. Stevenson
Kentucky
Gen
Gen. Hancock
W. H. English
English
Mahone and Readjuster Split in Virginia Ticket Clash
The Readjusters led by Mahone nominate an electoral ticket pledged to Hancock while a regular Democratic ticket plans Hancock electors. Hostile factions risk splitting the party, allowing Republicans to win the state. Commentary compares Mahone’s strategy to past political maneuvers and notes a push for compromise is unlikely.
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United States
South
Neiher
Readjusters
Virginia
Mahone
Hancock
U.S
Gen. Butler
Alasstachusetts
Butler
Garfield
Arthur
Norfolk
Readjuster
A Household Need. Book on the Liver and Its Diseases
A book on the Liver its diseases and their treatment free from cent including treatises on Liver complaints Torpid Liver jaundice biliousness headache constipation dyspepsia malaria and more. Address Dr Sanford 163 Broadway New York City. Steamboat men inform river about 66 inches above low water mark.
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Sanford
Broadway
New York City
N.Y
Walter Mark
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