Wilmington Post rates and July 1830 Republican convention
The Wilmington Post announces advertising rates: fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Eight lines equal a square. Subscription is $1 per year, six months 75 cents. A Republican state convention will meet in Raleigh on July 7, 1830 to nominate two electors at large and state officers.
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Czar's Jubilant March Celebrations and Famine Aid
The article notes a lavish March celebration for the Czar amid Te Deum and banquets, highlights relief provided to famine sufferers in Ireland via American contributions, and reports on mortality data from National Board of Health for several U S towns. It discusses political affairs in North Carolina including opposition to a legislative extra session and debates over the Western North Carolina Railroad.
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Indiana Republicans aim to gain seven or eight seats in next election
The piece notes Hon John C New to chair the state committee and predicts strong GOP gains in Congress with six Republicans and six Democrats plus one Greenback Democrat currently. It highlights a spirited governor nominating contest, with Morton C Hunter leading before gains by Streigut and Shackelfard, and implies the Third Term faction is losing strength.
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Senate Rejects Butcher Nominee for Eastern District
A Senate vote nearly blocks McNeil a butcher from becoming Marshal of the Eastern District of Missouri. The Star denounces the nomination as a grave insult while condemning alleged crimes and corruption in meat trafficking.
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Who Fer Governor And The Next Congressman In North Carolina
The Ashville Journal urges Republicans to endorse a Governor ticket including Buxton for Judge and Candler for Lieut Governor and Craigg for Secretary of State Jenkins for Treasurer. It discusses possible Democratic and Republican candidates for Congress and urges choosing men who can voice local sentiment in Congress.
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