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Liberal State Ticket Nominated at Raleigh Convention
The Liberal convention at Raleigh on June 7 1872 names Oliver H Dockery of Richmond as congressman and George N Folk for Supreme Court with four Democrats two Republicans and one independent Republican among seven endorses. The Raleigh gathering is praised as the finest ever with 40 percent colored delegates and a slate of skilled, diverse leaders.
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W. A. Moore
J.M. McCorkle
J.J. Mott
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Republican Party
Virginia
Democratic Party
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J.E. O'Hara
Caneday
J.C . Harriss
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George N Folk
Supreme Court
Chas C. Pool
John A Moore
Frank M. Darby
William A Guthrie
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Judge Moore
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Charles Price
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William P Canadly
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W F Henderson
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JJ Mott
I J Young
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Liberal convention endorses Frank Darby for judge in North Carolina
Delegates in Raleigh endorse Frank H. Darby a Democrat with liberal views for the Third District Superior Court seat. The Republican convention convened with 400 delegates at Metropolitan Hall and heard Danl L. Russell and J. J. Mott outline platforms emphasizing education tariff reform and local self government.
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W. E. Clarke
Geo. W. Price, Jr
Stewart Ellison
J. P. Stanton
O. J. Speares
J. Q. A. Bryant
D.C. Peason
D. Mott
Dan’l L. Russell
Raleigh News and Observer
Republic
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North Carolina
Russell
Louisiana
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