Southern Bourbons Embrace Disgraced Republicans
The Wilmington Post denounces southern Bourbon supporters for welcoming expelled Republicans and the liar Anderson into their fold. It blasts their eagerness for alleged falsehoods used to gain office, predicting the Bourbon party will become a party of jail-birds if such ties continue.
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Liar Anderson
Bourbon
Bourbon Party of the
South
Republican Party
North Carolina Democracy and Political Upheaval Described
An 1870s commentary criticizes North Carolina politics as a degraded democracy, noting fusion of Whig and Democratic elements, internal feuding among leaders like Schenck and Merriman, and a volatile climate that may liberalize public discourse. The piece predicts a shift toward livelier politics and less rigidity in party rhetoric. It also mentions a Senate seating dispute in South Carolina and a commission initiative on Pacific railroads.
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Democratic Party
Democracy
North Carolina
Vance
Merriman
Sehenck
Shotwell
Schenck
Kerr
McKay
Fupreme Court
Raleigh
Merrimon Hay
Merrimons
Eyminists
Larrea Watteasit
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dr. Corbin
South Carolina
Butler
Cartes Frageis Adams, Jr
Albert Fink
Kentucky
Secretary of the Interior
Comgrem
Bob. Toombs
A. J. Stevens
Congress
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elect
Ons Fave
Boer
Messrs
Cameron
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Oregon
Miter
Chandler
Jchair
Greenback Party
Stife
Tennessee
Virginia
Labor Party
National Party
Charles ML Croswell
William Jenny, Jr
Pritchard
Fornand Wert Tallimer
Foch
M ' Nesmith
We ‘Beatery of
George F. Edwards
Tarbell
Hil
Georgia
Foley
Debate Over Caucus Power Shapes 1872 Senate Vote
The text outlines Democratic figures arguing over caucus fairness in selecting a U.S. Senate nominee, detailing Governor Vance and Senatorial rival A. J. Merriam as well as party leaders Cal Averas and others. It describes pledges, withdrawals, and posturing to influence the nomination and preserve party harmony amid accusations of rigged procedures.
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United States
Gov. Vance A
Anxi
Senate
Sam
Vance
Wien
Calhourn
Nroves
Eagens
Petesen
Gov. Vance
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Cal
W. If
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Ile
Merriawy
Varios
Republi
A. M.scales
Gow
Scales
Mernings
Bryson
Judre Errimon
Peseves Tate
Erie
Micuter
Democratic contest over Senatorial election in North Carolina
The narrative recounts a heated caucus and roll call amid Gov. Vance and Judge Merrimon's contest for the United States Senate. It describes party loyalties, shifting votes, and a pledge to honor a nominee while considering integrity and the Democratic Party’s history.
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Gov
Vance
Ge Merrimon
Merriman
Tin
United States
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Sid
Anata
Merrimon
Ath
Merrion
Friends of
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Friends of Merrimon
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Hunter
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