Senator Logan Urges National Public School System
The Wilmington Post reprints Senator John A Logan’s letter to the North American Review advocating a national public school system and national aid for children. The piece praises Logan as a devoted supporter of soldiers, the colored people of the south, and the nation's impoverished children, urging readers to study the proposal.
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John A. Logan
North American Review
Union Army
South
United States
Quiet City Election Sparks Police Conduct Concern
Citizens praise the peaceful Thursday vote but urge City authorities to halt police canvassing at polls. The letter accuses officers of steering voters to the Democratic ticket, calls for the chief of police to discipline subordinates, and warns of serious consequences if the issue continues. The writer says proper policing should ensure order without political participation.
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Thuretay
Suber Tijates
Deamera de Cabvassers
Nellepested
Brock
Auleigen
Senator Ransom Backed for River Harbor Aid
A local letter praises Senator Ransom for supporting river and harbor improvements and Wilmington representatives. It credits him with securing federal attention and asks readers to show appreciation and reelect him, noting the bad delays from opponents and the need for ongoing support during the West season. It mentions Mr. Van Bokkelen of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Conrese
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Oater
Lis Mate
Wilkington
United States
Rawson
Mir
van Bokkelen
Chamber of Qoemeres
The President's Southern Policy and Education Debate
The piece argues for a national approach to public education and outlines the history of its development from colonial times to Horace Mann. It examines literacy gaps in Southern states, compares per pupil spending, and discusses how federal aid could support a unified national system without disrupting existing state programs.
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Phiemen Permont
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Missisippi
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Iention
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National Bureau of Education
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Tennessee
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Arthur
Democratic Party
Devy
National Republican
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Virginis
Republichuetale Comvent
Garfield
Cameron
Senate
Washington
Alanders Asioe
Manaoe
Calllioe
Propette
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Fragmented critique of political bias in Virginia appointments
The text criticizes alleged bias in political coverage and appointments and mocks statements about administration involvement. It suggests friction between the Post and certain Republicans, likening their stance to hypocrisy and selective allegiance amid national policy debates.
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Bourboniam
Virginia
The Lost Child A Warning on Parental Care and Disease
A Camden Maine Herald editorial argues parents bear responsibility for child deaths through neglect and misdirected care. It cites measles diphtheria and Brights disease, urges kidney and liver health in children, and warns against careless harm amid malaria and household risks.
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Xoo
Hermon
Edward Hermon
Edie
Howse
Jaathe Charlies Keiler
Warner
Edward Thomas
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Bright
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