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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1869

Page

2

Educate the Youth and reform North Carolina schools

The Wilmington Post urges a reorganization of the state school system under Superintendent Ashley. It favors practical technical education, abolition of dead languages, and state funding for university reforms, including appointing students by representatives, with emphasis on water, streets, lighting, and public improvements. It condemns low temperance practices and advocates strict licensing to curb adulterated liquor. It references Col Higginson on a new era of womanhood and a growing national culture.

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Battle Summer and European Politbattles Highlight North Carolina Notes

The piece surveys mounting European tensions with Napoleon on the Belgian frontier and calls for swift political change across empires versus republics. It cites Miss Susan B Anthony’s Revolution paragraph advocating single beds and independent sleeping arrangements for households. It notes Bavarian politics, aging rulers in Prussia, and Virginia rail relations affecting excursionists. mentions General Canby’s oath and an immigration address by Dr Satchwell.

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England's downfall in an English American war warned

The piece argues England would face total humiliation if a war with the United States occurred. It forecasts rapid decline from first year defeat to later reduced status, urging the English to confront limits and restraint. It frames the crisis as a simple arithmetic problem of proportion and ship power.

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