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Newspaper

Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1882

Page

2

Republican Convention Remains Optimistic Across Districts

At the state convention supporters praised past battles for justice and pledged large majorities for Dockery Folk and the liberal ticket in November. Delegates from Wayne, Guilford, Robeson, and many counties voiced confidence in speakers like Paleman John and George H White, predicting strong congressional and statewide gains. The piece also notes labor issues, usury in rural stores, and calls for unity beyond party lines.

Paleman John Garolinian Elizabeth City Strronger Thecfirat Congress Gol. G. T. Wassom Wayne County Goldsboro Goslin Union Republicans Winston Col't. B. Keogh Greensboro C.T.C. Denke Asheville Trans-Montain Sante Great West K. Proctor Robecon Sheriff Long Richmond O. J. Speares Righmond Roger Granville Ion H. Buchanan Moore Jno H. Hyman Warren Thomas Parnell Wake Stonewall C. H. Blocker Cumberland Dockery Folk Orlando Hubbes George H. White Mears Wilson Jones Pope Dunn Lenoir Patrick Green Stanton Wilton Dancy Edgecombe Reynolds Halifex Thornton W. H Bikes Bladen Calton James 5 Harringtom Harnett County Harnett Thomas Lutterloc Cumberland County Liberal Independent

Tax discourse on labor rights and tariff politics in North Carolina

A lengthy editorial voice discusses labor dignity and county governance, contrasting old and new systems. It argues taxes rose under modern arrangements, defends tariff policy, and urges the Democratic and Republican lines on free trade versus protection.

Star New Hanover County North Carolina

Tariff Fight and Public Debt Debate Sparks Rhetoric

A speech rails at the tariff as a burden on farmers and mechanics while arguing the Democratic plan to tax lands and luxuries to fund the public debt and national needs. It contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches to funding rivers harbors seacoast lights and public buildings.

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Secretary Omandler Seeks Better Navy at Dinner Party

The New Hampshire Club dinner in Boston features Secretary Chandler praising practical naval reform. He argues for a modern, cost effective fleet with faster cruising vessels and ironclads for harbor defense, urging Congress to act on the naval program.

Omandler Bostox Hampwichich Revere House Mon Hoakine See- Frye Maine Worthing Gen. N. P. Banks National Co Ps House of Representatives United States San Francisco Boston New York Eit Ipshire Club Iter Chandler Congress New Hampshire Club Coun Gresser

Darby under fire as Raleigh paper criticizes course

The Raleigh News and Observer criticizes Frank A. Darby noting his liberal Democrat leadership in New Hanover County and likening him to riding two horses at John Robinson's show. The piece argues his removal to the judicial chair shows trust in his integrity regardless of politics. Agriculture and national departments are discussed by Stephen D Dillaye with warnings about representation at the capital.

Raleigh News Dvserter Frank A. Darby Darby Daskey John Robinson New Hanover County Department of Agricultural Stephen D. Dillaye State Department Rip van Wiskle Interior Department Post-Office The Treasury

Agricultural department urged to boost U S farming

A historic call argues for a federal agricultural department to expand education, improve seeds and farming methods, and raise yields. It cites large farm outputs, modern machinery benefits, and international examples as justification for government support to reap greater national agricultural gains.

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