State Reconstruction ideals praised in Raleigh convention
The article lauds North Carolina leaders for shaping a robust state constitution after the Civil War. It highlights republican strength, warns against copperhead threats, notes martial law in parts of the state, and praises Governor Holden’s pursuit of peace and prosperity. It mentions rail and canal trade matters and political tensions in the postwar era.
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Fragmented OCR shows names, numbers, and dates with many garbled items. Possible roster or property list items include Hall ED and Johnson Frank among numerous surnames, partial dates like November 26, 186%, and scattered references to stores, firms, and parts numbers without a coherent event or notice.
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