Wilmington Post Letter Discusses Political Debates and Color Line Politics
A Wilmington Post letter discusses campaign tactics and time divisions for a joint discussion between Vance and Boney. It criticizes Democratic figures for revenue law votes and warns of racial politics fueling white fear, urging fair ballots and accountability in North Carolina.
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Spen
Vance
Reing & Division of
Boney
Senator Vance
Benator Vance
Democratic Party
B. Vanes
D. L. Basel
Teeson
Ransom
Vances
Scales
Dowd
Cox
Shacelford
Green
Latham
Davis
Bennett
Jarvis
Congress
Joseph J. Davis
W. M. Robbins
Alfred M. Goates
Walter L. Steele
Robert B.vance
Alfred M. Waddell
Jenis
J. Yeates
Jetl
Yeates
Ville
Srrtiz Lucia Loar
Bladen Co
N. O
Borron Post
Caroline
Restore people's rights by a constitutional amendment
A 1877 constitutional update is debated with calls for a three-fifths legislature passage and a statewide ratification. The speaker urges Liberal and Republican candidates to pledge support for electing local officers and Congress members to the people, stressing labor and health over misery.
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General Assembly
Congress
Free Vote and Fair Count Tally Questioned
Fragmentary OCR text shows a call for fair vote counting and counting accuracy. It includes unclear phrases and stray characters, referencing a tally and a procedural concern without coherent names, dates, or places.
Fragmentary legal caption notes self governance
A partial legal text fragment hints that people take the fiction of these provisions of the law and govern themselves accordingly. The line suggests self rule but lacks full context or formal action.
Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Limited Sales
The report records firm bids and mixed sales across commodities. Prices show firm bids at 140 150 for listed goods while sales volumes appear limited with various items quoted at 185 300 and 400 counts. Market notes mention ordinary and good ordinary grades with minor fluctuations and no clear official quotations.
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Beers
Ook Iep
Sprarrs Turrasran
Oer Srenge
Oees -No
Endorsements Referenced by North Carolina Teachers Group
A brief note from A B Morris and Teacheys in Raleigh outlines endorsements related to hog cholera and related topics. The fragment cites regional focus and the authors’ roles in presenting the endorsements.
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A.B. MoRris
Teacheys
N. C. Gol
Ralaigh
Ee Stes
Fragmentary OCR Note from Dajan County Archive
Fragmentary readable text references a crateral Gott of Dajan county and an October date. Mentions Teachys Dupua county and tarps moon context. readable items are sparse and uncertain about full event or scope.
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Teachys
Dupua
3. C
Armere
Gott
Dajan
First Day of June TM Font Use Warns Goon Presence
Fragmentary text notes a warning about goons and a store or table scene involving a June date. The readable bits mention Berry Serene and Howse, with unclear references to Sears and packages. The passage lacks cohesive facts.
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Sears
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