Conventions and Civil Rights in North Carolina News
The Goldsboro colored citizens convention seeks to secure jury rights and legal reforms, while a Rhode Island Republican rally praises unity and President support. The piece also notes Senator Logan's public school funding bill and urges allied efforts for equal rights and education.
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John A. Logan
Senate
U. S
Congress
Illinois
Jnc. A. Logan
Logan
Rhode Island
Vauw-Zandt
Newport
Sayles
van Zandt
Republican Party
James G Blaine
Roscoe Conkling
Rhode
Bia Eritin
A. Arthur
Provident
United States
Arthur
Beret
New York
Colored workers urged to back North Carolina rail project
The article presents EF Martin proposing a rail line to Jacksonville in Onslow County. He argues that with sufficient subscriptions, the project can create a race based skilled trades program, claiming no current machine shops exist for colored youths. He urges organized Black leadership to support careful investment and warns against wild speculation.
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EF. Maron
Jacksonville
Onslow County
Goldalore
Mack
North Carolina
Iil
Mr. Martin
Dbs Lal
Colored NC Republicans seek fair treatment and office access
A Southern Carolina–style critique from March 1832 argues colored Republicans in North Carolina face neglect in federal patronage and appointments. The author praises Rep. Hobbs and criticizes other leaders while urging black voters to back faithful allies and demand rights in coming elections.
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Republican OF
North Carolina
Raxelish
Republican Party
Washington
John A. Hyman
Olanée Hubbs
Olando Hubbs
Congress
Hobbs
Nomi
Republicass
Old North
W. P. Canady
Cansday
Nort Carolin
House Republicas
Spring Work Safeguards with Hop Bitters
Workingmen urged to prepare for spring labor with Hop Bitters as a preventive tonic. Advertisement promises cleansing effects and strength to ward off spring illnesses like ague and spring fever. Contains promotional claim and a call to use one bottle in the household this month.
Unclear historical notice about medical product or remedy
Fragmentary text from 1881 mentions H. H. Waaxes & Co and references kidney and liver concerns. The legible elements are names and a garbled medical claim without clear event or outcome.
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Attasta
H. H. Waaxes & Co
Goldsboro Star Editorial On Hatcher Post Office Arrest
The Goldsboro Star defends colored citizens while condemning post office theft and criticizes John R. Smith for bypassing recommended Black candidates. It argues the wrongdoing impacts management, not the race, and warns Republicans and Democrats alike about political manipulation.
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Goldsboro
Ted Conlsare
Wayne County
Hatcher
John RB. Smith
Hin
Democrattic
the Star
John R. Smith
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