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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1879

Page

4

Speech and political currents in the South and Louisiana politics

The piece surveys Robert B. Elliott’s eloquent speech on race and southern industry, the Bayard lineage rumor, and the exodus of Black workers affecting Southern production. It then outlines a critical review of Louisiana political maneuvers, election fraud claims, Democratic control in state offices, and federal political dynamics, ending with a forecast on the Presidents message and a speculative note on Grant and a proposed canal venture led by influential financiers.

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General Elliott Speech on Public Gatherings and Southern Slavery

A lengthy address discusses the benefits of public gatherings and examines the condition of the Southern states under slavery. The speaker contrasts industrial and agricultural development, urges educated and industrious citizens, and recalls the harms of slavery while reflecting on liberty and governance.

Massive Jewelry Offers Attract Illinois Buyers

A Chicago ad promotes wholesale jewelry deals with five dollars of value for 1.60, promising free gifts and postpaid shipments for large orders. The notice lists rings, bracelets, chains, cufflinks, and watches with varied discounts, touting a vast stock and nationwide sales through agents and customers.

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Petersons Magazine Features Prominent Authors

A fragmentary note discusses Petersons Magazine and its circulation focus on new features by Joy Key and popular writers. It references authors such as Fosiah Allen and Frances Stephens, with Jane Aust as editor or contributor, highlighting original copyright and publication prominence.

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