Prolonged Education Debate and Political Friction
The Wilmington Post reports on national education proposals by Logan and Plaine, calls for a nationwide school system funded by liquor taxes, and praises free schools. It critiques Southern books in school curricula, condemns political corruption, and urges voters to push for good government and free ballots ahead of the 1882 election.
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North Carolina
Maine
Iaine
United States
Logan
Gene Joho A. Logan
Ilemris
Senator Plaine
New Hampshire
Lozao
R. Logans
Rayicu
Democratic Party
Arly
Raleich
Wilmington
Tarboro
Newbern
Charlotte
Greensboro
Fayetteville
Lare
Wakeo
Lhe
Republican Party
Unive
Elitor
Peedman
Pennsylvania Avebee
Dafayette Square
Senate
Lice
Claus
Knox
Pennlvania Avenue
Lafayette Square
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senaca
Secretary Folger’s Order Divides Treasury Duties Among Assistants
The document outlines Assistant Secretary John C. New and E. F. French as chiefs over major divisions and offices, with authority to sign letters and papers not requiring the Treasury Secretary. It notes duties across appointments warrants estimates appropriations moneys engraving mint customs revenue marine and more. Senator Sawyer is mentioned along with anecdotes about his family and views on slavery and public affairs.
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England
New England
United States
Faust
Ganz
der Turkey
Juvenal
Zingee
Continent
Folger
John C. New
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Irector
Secretary of the Treasury
Secr
E. F. French
Division of Customs
Revenue Marine
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Statistics
Who Is Responsible The Democratic Party’s Record
A provocative critique argues the Democratic Party bears blame for Civil War era calamities and current costs. It contends secession, slavery, and military defeat stem from Democratic control, while urging Republican appointed reforms under President Arthur to restore public service integrity. It laments burdens on families and calls for accountability for long national strife.
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Congress
Parousliy
Kansas
Seute
Seutlern
Tilliees
Statesville Americas
Ibis
Uhe Anuj Poyyr
Biack Culore Beartrs
Wacr
Werack
Sol Daney
Tim
Jhe
Thur
Call for a State Convention of Colored Citizens in North Carolina
The Onslow county convention in January urged a state convention in Childsboro on March 2 at 12 o clock to address jury exclusion and constitutional rights. Delegates from counties including Cumberland Brunswick Halifax Edgecombe Guilford Craven Richmond Columbus Pasquotank Pender Wake Duplin Vance Onslow Wayne Warree Carteret New Hanover oversee the call.
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Childsboro
United States
North Asrolina
Old North
Goldsboro
House of Representatives
Providence
Cumberland
J Wiloul
Joe
Leary
G C Scurlock
Brunswick
J. Spells
JW Davis
Halifax
J T Reynold
Edgecombe
J C Davey
I’ Malson
F D Dancy
Guilford
Hl Moore
Cravco
EK Dadly
Gen H White
B Abbott
Jne Randolph, Jr
Richmond
W Harllee
Columbus
FE McDowell
JW Spaulding
Pasquotank
Hugh Vale Wilson
S N Hill
Pender
Geo W Carr
Alfred Liesd
Wake
J H Harris
Ellison
J H Sunes
Duplin
J Stanford
Irwin Beaman
A K Middleton
Chowap
Geo W Lane
Vance
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the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
N. C
J. A. Abbott
New Berne
Good Samaritans
Friend Abbott
Mresilesti
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Robert Lincoln
Milinois
Merrick
Lavis
Davis
Cumberland County
Ross
National Bank of Charlotte
Anat
Tae
Utah Territory
M'damon
Sawyer
Alformacy
Montgomery
Ala
Jon Sressie Tonne West
Feelie Sying
Ateratucre
Ixpoumatios
ABT
Buience
Daniel
Mtaer Tates Pest
ING Saloon
Market Street
Wilmington, N.C
Prettie
Mont Eveen Iande
Harpers
Benj, F. White
Schutte
Granite Row
Front Street
Y Witerington
A. Schutte
VALE
Coelecras
Bert Carolins Aathare
Tang
Craty
The
Tate
Porefe
John Werner
Atiex
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