Bills of all kinds flood Congress with 300 million demand
The Wilmington Post reports that 908 bills were introduced from the South into Congress before March 26 demanding money from the treasury totaling 300 million dollars. A Democratic senator is quoted praising a man who keeps his party divided and others united. A Florida electoral vote scandal tale is dismissed as a canard and the alleged confessions of two leaders reveal nothing new.
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Election tensions in North Carolina politics spark party split debate
The piece argues about August and November elections for state judges, congress, sheriffs, and clerks, noting Republican and Democratic divisions over fielding a state ticket and referencing historical loyalties, constitutional debates, and potential party strategies. It also mentions local figures and editorial opinions on candidates and conduct.
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Vision of Constitution and party corruption debate
A fragmented editorial complains that opponents used fraud and fear to force provisions, noting tainted legislatures and public disgust. It emphasizes that the Republican party should not aid these factions or lend them support. The piece frames internal party disputes as harming the broader public.
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Insane Col. Vance and European inquiry themes.
The column notes Col. Vance of Ohio, once a congressman, is declared insane after a recent disappearance. It surveys European interest in England and comments on political races, river and harbor bills, and alternating tips on candidates, judges, and public figures with a broad array of named individuals and places.
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