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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1882

Page

2

Political Outlook and Colored Leaders in North Carolina

The Wilmington Post edition discusses partisan tension and the push to unite anti-Democratic forces in North Carolina. It highlights calls for a conference of opposition leaders, mentions figures like Caldwell Morehead and Jarvis, and notes the desire to counter the Democratic regime through coordinated action before the next Republican State Convention.

Democratic Party Virginia North Carolina Caldwell Morehead Vance Senate Jarvis Republican Party Raleigh Gouud Tviller Ociola Washington Hubbs Mr. Hubbs Uther Sibilli Esalons Ocgla Ocola James If Hartis Eet Orlando Habbe W. Peet Outlaw Arthur Grant Garfield Beco Garfeld

Berlin Aims Three Fold Duty On Canned Meats And Labels

The text describes German customs imposing triple charges on canned meats including tax on the product, the can as ironware, and the labels as chromolithograph duties. It also recalls Humboldt and Lussac in Paris in 1805 using exempt coverings for experiments, with fragmented notes on duties. It mentions John Russell Young’s journalistic appointment to the Chinese Lane and related entries.

Tom Ociola Messrs. Hamlin Hunter Clerka Raleigh Hubbs Gov Holden John Nichols James H. Harris Harris Jas. E. Hamlin Nichols Nichole Stewart Elison Capitol City Ocivla Uciola Germany Berlin Alexander von Humboldt France Guy Lussac Paris Seis Eee John Russell Young Will

Call for State Convention of Colored Citizens of North Carolina

Call for a state convention to meet in Goldsboro on March 29 to address racial disfranchisement and civil rights. Delegates from counties across the state urged to attend, with each county voting power linked to its House membership. leaders listed from Cumberland Brunswick Guilford Craven Richmond Columbus and others.

Saispory N. C Epriror Post Greensboro F.C. Potter Colored Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Bern Oo Goldsboro Rowan Prof al, Richardson The Zion's Star P.C. Hall W. E. Henderson H. H. Bingham Dem State Colored Normal School F. O. Crosby A. L. Richardson Presbyterian School L. Hubbard Salisbury Moreanon North Carolina Onstow County Jacksonville United States Fioldsboro Old North House of Representatives Providence Cumberland J W Hood Jon S Leary G C Scurlock Brunswick J Spells J W Pavin Hal J T Reynolds Mbe J C Dancy W J’ Madison F D Dancy Guilford H More. Craven E Ric Dudly Geo LH White J B Abbott Jno Randolph, Jr Richmond W Harllee Columbus H McDowell Gen T Wasvom E E Smith Warren M F Thoroton Carteret S A Blunt Stephen Turper New Hanover Jno E Taylor Jno H Whiteman Gico W Price, Jr

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