Convention of the Republican State Committee Meeting in Raleigh
The Republican State Convention will meet in Raleigh on July 7 1880 to nominate two electors at large and state officers by the state executive committee vote. Subscription rates and advertising charges for the Wilmington Post are listed.
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Republic
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Department of the South
Newport Bagnness
Newport
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Smithville
Spieriggereet Cyubsistence
Oregon Republicans gain seat in Congress and court legacy
The report notes Oregon shifting toward the Republican side, the era seeing ex Senator Bayard near death, Gov Seymour’s hesitation about presidential bid, and appointments like James J. Loyd as Western District Attorney. It covers finances of the Western Union Telegraph Co, tariff outcomes, a shipwreck near Connecticut river, and political dynamics shaping the 1880s race.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Bayard
Delaware
Utica
Seymour
James J. Loyd
Alamance
Senate
Western Judicial District
Virgil
Lusk
Asheville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Whitaker Rises in West Point Cadet Examinations
Herald correspondent reports at West Point for the first class exams and the second class in chemistry mineralogy and geology. Among the examinees is Cadet Whitaker, described as appearing white and composed, with a microscopic eye noted as the only clue to his race. He performed well beside Caucasian cadets, gaining favorable attention from visiting board members and the president. Edmunds hints at expert evidence needing further developments before Whitaker’s case is settled.
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Whittaker
Hierald
West Point
Firth
Whitaker
Board of Visitors
Edmunds
Republicans of Carteret county call county convention
A Republican Executive Committee meeting in Carteret on June 11 1830 formed plans for a county convention in Beaufort on October 5 and township meetings on September 18 to appoint delegates. Delegates named to state and congressional district conventions include Geo Mason Willoughby Prescott Jere Thomas C C Bell and J C Bell D S Weeks J Doughty among others.
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Brunswick County
Court House
Smithville
Edward W. Taylor
Ata Hoss
I. P.swain
Democratic Party
Ilon
R. P. Trudtons
W. BP. Canaday
Congress
Asa Hicss
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Rep. Co
L. P.swatn
Carteret Jungsidth
Burron
Garteret County
J. W. Dushall
Beaufort
Geo. Mason
Willoughby Prescott
Jere Thomas
C.C. Bell
Severity
J. C. Bell
D. S. Weeks
J. Doughty
TL. A. Skarney
Political chatter and local notices mingle in Wilmington
The Charlotte courier reports allegations against William Johnson over funding delegates to a congressional convention. The Asheville Journal praises Asheville's summer boom with hotels and air and water quality. Raleigh Post cites state treasury operations and Julian Carr. Elizabeth City, Wilson, Winston, and Greensboro items cover politics, deaths, weddings, and civic notices. A Charleston duel ban and local society notes close with crime, jail escape, and railroad news.
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William Johnson
C. McDonald
Col. Johnson
Asheville
God of
Weath Era
North Carolina
Teidsville
Raleigh Post
Julian Carr
Blackwell & Co
Treasury of
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