Dissident editor reports and political notes from 1879
The Wilmington editor notes William Lloyd Garrison’s near death and predicts a presidential veto. Court actions unfold in Charleston with Waite and Bond presiding, while ex governor Chamberlain and Corbin advise for the United States. Immigrant and silver bill debates surface amid various political letters and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Bond
Charleston
Chamberlain
Corbin
United State
Memorial Day plans and local notices shown in city items
Mr George W Price Jr takes charge of city subscriptions and notices paper stoppage for unpaid issues. Memorial Day plans include a large parade and graveside ceremonies, with orders for procession, and calls for civic participation plus several local updates on court, church, and community events around Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Busbee
Raleigh
Baptist Church
Busbee
Levy G. Bagley
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Discoes
North Carolina
St. John’s Church
Thomas Atkinson
Theodore Bb. Lyman
St Johno’s
St. Joseph’s
Christ Church
Rockfish
Lyman
Atkinson
Bishop Atkinson
Cap. O. H. Blocker
Internal Revenue
Blocker
New York City
Cumberland County
John Sherman
Ohio
Treasury
United States
Republican Party
George W. Price, Jr
Chew Jackson
Ély
Mabson
Wilmington Sun
Bishop Brown
W. H. Howe
Brooklyn Fire Company
Valentine Howe
Cape Fear Fire Company
Nichols
Brooklyn Bucket Company
F. m
South
Howard Light Infantry
Lewis Smith
Hanover Light Infantry
J. C. Hill
Cape Fear Light Infantry
Fred Lill
Comet Star Light Infantry
Abram Jones
J. C. Scott
F. W. Foster
David Jacobi
Third Street
Princess Street
Cape: Fear
W. P. Canaday
Wilmington
Joseph C. Abpott
Wilmindon
N. C
National Cemetery
City Hall
Ep. R. Brink
Tus
Norra
American Review
Voltaire
Gen. Garfield
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William Lioyd Garrison
Kaus
Egypt
Land
House
Congress
William Hunter
State Department
Nestor
New York Amerald
Sherman
Aes
Treasury Department
Washington
New York
Wishold Spport
Johnn Sherman
Port Au- Prince
Haiti
Mississippi Valley Immigration Company
New New Orleans
Caucasus
Derby
Medivricheni
Naw Moor
Suapey County
Shore Post Office
The
Wilmington Est
Criminal Court
Gen. Colston
Adrian
Hook and Ladder Boys
St. Stephens A. M. E
Wade H. Starris
Concord
Daily Sun
Sampson County
Burr
James
McGinny Hall
Samuel Blossom
Pender County
Col
O. H. Blocker
Fayetteville
Front Street
M. E. Church
Hilton
Richmond
Leo XIII
St. John’s
Waccamaw Lake
Fifth Street
Sheriff's Office
Arietta
Alexander Sholar
C. W. Alexander
Charlotte
State Guard
Colonel Brink
A. A. McKoy
Judge McKoy
Wilson
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Louisville
First Presbyterian Church
Kahnweiler
Opera House
H. E. Scott
John S. W. Eagles
Lewis Nixon
Market Street
Geo. L. Madison
Rta
National Memorial Association
O. J. Blocker
Revenue Department
Clinton Road
Isham Godwin
Customs House
F. G. Rich & CO
Portland
Maine
Free Love Lodge
G. W
C. F
Ma Whitehead
T. Hall
Selips
H. Harley
Cutlar
Golden Lyre Lodge
W. Avery
A. Dudley
PNG
JM Sloan
W.lawnenge
A.A. Dudley
W. H. Marstel
Morris McFarland
Thos. Miller
Alex. Ellison
L. H. Davis
Corner Market
South Water Streets
Perry Diavis
Bast
Parker & ‘Taylor
Fairbank
Wilmington, N. C
Havn
Lus
P.L. Bridgers & CO
Cape Fear
Martelle
Havana
Stuarts Dew
Durham Old Rye
P. L. Bridgers & Co’s
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