Republican convention urged for Raleigh in 1882
The Wilmington Post reports the Second District Republican Committee met in Goldsboro and set a convention for July 10, 1882, in Wilson to nominate a reliable man reflecting the people. It also notes Dr. Mott’s stance on the liberal alliance and criticizes opponents funded by Democratic papers.
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Republican Party
People’s
Raleigh
Washington
Second District
Republican Committee
Second Congressional District
Goldsboro
Wilson
N.C
Congress
Faavyerrevi
Bourbon
Democratic Party
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Col. Johnstop
Price
Cape Fear
Semaa
Fomle
Carr
Cara
N. E. Sing
Winus
Curteget Co
N. C
J Fyrror Post
Greensboro
Kenansville
Jacksonvill
N. Y
Jacksonville
Hnee
Clarly
Jones County
Custon County
Carteret
Toners
Jones
Onslow Vous
Oosey
Clive
Hot Acre
Laces
London
Walter Weil
North Carolina Republicans push alliance with independents
The piece argues for uniting Republicans with independents to form a single ticket to defeat the bourbon Democrats in November. It cites recent trips to Goldsboro and Raleigh, notes support from Dr. J. J. Mott and Col. George T. Wassom, and contrasts victory in Virginia with the state’s anti prohibition movement. It warns against disbanding and calls for continued organization and temperance alignment.
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North Carolina
Republican Party
State Committee
Canaday
Mies
National Committee
National Republican Committee
Washington
Bourbon
Bourbon Democracy
Virginia
Readjusters
Republican Committee
Republican State Convention
Republican Party of
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Frank, D. Dancy
Second District Committee
George T. Wassom
J.J. Mott
State Republican Committee
Hebour
Epiron of the Times
Gresboro North State
Gorham
National Republican
Dr. Mott
Tneyer
Abriick
North
Nogh
North State
Lam
Antirehibitiouias
Mana
Republican Conventions Elect Delegates in Multiple Towns
Reports from Switz Creek and surrounding towns show Republicans meeting to nominate delegates for county and state conventions. Leaders include J B Ie Lean and W W Harllee, with selections to attend Tarboro Raleigh and Rockingham gatherings to back Supreme Court nominees.
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I. A. McKey
Eluwen
Eloeen
N.W. Harllee
J. E. McLean
Asw. Wall
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Gibeot
A. Harris
Chas. Caupleik
Euidore Dbo Qei
Hrerissnan
Lone and Bustus
Supreme Court
Smd S. Es Jones
Battle
SE. Jones
T. Matters
W. Barrer
Clanmin
E. Jones
Rockixmas
Richmond County
Rockinsham
Raleigh
Laree
Someting M. Badaxe
Churatantt
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the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
Wilmington, N. C
R. J. Muse
Liberal Alliance
Mott
Cooper
Ani-Bourbers
Liberal Movement, and Shall Do Allio
Leon
Democrate
Republican
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Cape Pear
Anckysnorae
Chalmers
Mississippi
Boxie
Peter
the Times
Raleigh Times
Thomas BR. Purnell
John C. Gorman
John Nichols
Wesley Whitaker
The
Times
Obl. Elliott
the Republican of
New Orleane
I.S
United States Circuit Court
Ai Ece
Col. Lee
U S
R. B. Elliott
Elliott
State Supreme Court
Alexander MM. Stephens
Speer
Georgia
Stephen
Hine H. Fehon
Atlanta
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Eerie
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Mithville
Spsitem
Minnswick
Leonard
Frest
County Board of Education
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Avon
Yin
Endety
Motvin
N. OW. Hagtig
Conieran
T. A. McKay
Umler
Puczeys
United States
George Myers
M & 13
Froxd Street
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I & Isso
Fronest
Chas, Klein
Brown & Pearson
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