Clerk of the superior court elected in Cumberland County
The notice reports THOS. F. LUTTERSON elected clerk of the Cumberland County superior court for a four year term, acclaimed by the party as a strong officer. HON. E. R. PAGE, re elected to the Legislature from Jones County, praised as upright and reliable with best wishes for his future endeavors.
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Hon W E Clarke Elected to North Carolina Senate
In Craven County the public praises Willie Clarke as an amiable and growing political talent. The Craven electors today chose him to the North Carolina Senate marking a thrice elected presence and a promising career ahead.
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Death of Thurlow Weed in Brooklyn at 85
The venerable journalist and abolitionist Thurlow Weed died at his Brooklyn residence on Wednesday morning at age 85. Once a close associate of Lincoln Sumner Wilson Chase Greeley Hamlin and Morgan, he led their circle as the power behind the throne and left a spotless name as he passed to his God.
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Drift Toward Truths on Election Shows Social Terror Tactics
The article describes post election fears of social terrorism across the state with reports of intimidation at polls. In the city extra police surrounded polling sites while prominent citizens pressed voters to take the bourbon ticket and jeered those voting their own way. Some workers warned it would be their last vote.
Honest Ballot Reform and Bourbon Politics Debate
A lengthy critique argues for a simple secrecy focused polling method to ensure a free ballot and fair count amidst bourbon campaigns. It claims dishonesty in southern elections, cites Mississippi and South Carolina practices, and predicts 1884 political maneuvering aimed at North Republican unity.
North Carolina fisheries and political critique in 1882
An 1882 Raleigh report cites Bladen County election pamphlets, denounces falsehoods in politics, and discusses fishing interests. It profiles shad and alewife catches, river fisheries, and the value of North Carolina’s mallet fisheries, noting employment, vessels, and regional yields.
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