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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1879
Page
2
A 1879 Wilmington Post editorial argues against the current tariff, condemns Democratic tactics, and criticizes political manipulation after the Civil War. The piece points to past party actions, laments lost civil harmony, and warns of further partisan strife amid national policy battles.
A dense, partial text recounts debates over North Carolina conventions, Utes rights, and national politics. It centers on Samuel Johnston, General Allan Rutherford, and discussions of Republican associations, war-time leaders, and changes to federal election power.
The piece surveys candidates and party dynamics in Ohio Massachusetts New York and Connecticut. It notes Garfield Taft and Stanley Matthews as Thurman vacancy contenders in Ohio, Butler as likely weak in Massachusetts, and a fierce New York race led by Chester A. Arthur with Cornell as Republican nominee. It also mentions a Connecticut November state senate election and broader party tensions.
A fragmented newspaper ad promotes a wide range of jewelry items including engraved pins cuff links cameos and chains. It lists various styles such as diamond pins onyx and coral pieces and claims free mail delivery on receipt of payment. The copy targets agents and partygoers seeking wholesale jewelry offers.
A fragmented listing describes monthly lodge meetings at Masonry Hall Wilmington and nearby lodges including Ke 1A M Wilmington Council No and North League No distributing meeting schedules by month and location. It references Royal Arch Masons Harnett No Tu and various orders with specific meeting evenings and venues.
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