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Newspaper

Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1883

Page

2

Republicanism in 1880 shaping national platform

The article surveys the 1880 Republican platform emphasizing enforce of laws and civil rights for all citizens, rejection of state supremacy, and protection of ballots. It discusses federal authority to ensure free elections, Reconstruction gains for freedpeople, and calls for national unity despite wartime wounds. It notes reactions from periodicals on Mahone and Readjuster stance.

National Republican Platform South Garfield United Sttes Congress Arthur New York Democratic Party Leiser Oarlisle Randall Protection

Tricks That Are Vain on Speakership and Tariff History

A polemic argues that electing Samuel J. Randall as speaker would mask free trade aims and threaten protection for labor and industry. It recalls 1840s-46 votes by Dallas and Polk, warning Democrats against a protectionist deception and urging a stand for loyal tariff policy.

Carlisle Randall Gen Gordon Democratic Party of Free Trade Afer Polk Dallas Democratic House of Representatives Senate Volk America Pennsylvania Congress Samuel J. Randall Randall Co George Mifflin Dallag Peonsylvania Democratic Protectionist Randal Democratic Party Democratic Sporteames Thas

Virginia bourbon politics and racial divisions described

A Virginia observer outlines a scheme where superintendent Barbour divides White voters into ten person squads under an overseer, mixing in renegade Republicans and Black "chiefs" with four white men on some lists. The piece critiques Democratic party control and labels a "white man's government" as the Bourbon view.

Barbour Republic Che Wood Stuck Sufford County Democratic Party Bourbon

Grand staff Will and budget battles on school fund

A Democratic attorney notes disputes over school funding and grand staff impact, claiming the Grand bill covers 0 percent of school debt to counties and uses 100000 per year from treasury surplus until defaults end. He cites two year sufficiency with 1500000 cash left, while critics seek governor and court of appeals removal amid partisan rallies.

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O'Donnell Completes Naturalization Papers in Ohio

Virsustown Ohio reports O'Donnell the slayer of Carey filed binaturalization papers before Judge Thomas this month. He was sworn in as civil service commissioner on April 7 187? and abjured allegiance to Great Britain. He arrived in the United States in 1563 and signed his declaration with a crammark.

PY Donnell Virsustown Ohio O'Donnell Carey Thomas Civil Service O’donnell United States

Danville Affair Drives Political Powder Keg And Reelection Ties

The Bristol News reports that bourbon stalwarts use the Danville incident to drive a political wedge. It describes sectional reactions from New York to Virginia, noting mass voter shifts, fear of emancipation, and minimal arrests or punishments as the controversy spreads.

Danville Virginia New York Pennsylvania Whittier Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland Union New England Ohio Indiana America Bristol News

The Turning Point on Independence and Race Politics

A political editorial denounces independentism after race tensions in Danville Virginia. It attacks Democratic tactics and jeers at Mississippi plan opponents, urging colored voters to align with Republicans while warning against aiding the Democracy. It also recounts a historical note on the formation of the U S government and Congress.

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Need of a Solid North and the 1860s politics

A fragmented draft discusses Democratic strategies and the red flag versus black, cites Southern defeat and the Dauville massacre as consequences, and references counterfeit paper production at the Treasury while noting tax and political tensions. It ends with a medical sales pitch from H. H. Wassar & Co. and James A. Lowar.

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Mason Pardoned at Penitentiary After Guiteau Assassination Attempt

Sergeant John F. Mason, who fired at Guiteau during the Garfield era, is released on presidential pardon after about eighteen months in confinement. His wife’s devoted letters from Virginia and his quiet demeanor in the shoe shop are highlighted as key human elements of the story.

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Brown's from Buwes Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments

An 19th century health notice urges sufferers of chronic dyspepsia to seek Brown's from Buwes as a cure all. It claims the remedy can ease pain, stomach troubles, and generalized distress by addressing the root cause, promising sympathetic relief and improved health.

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Malaria Sufferer Credits Warner's Safe Cure for Relief

A Florida winter malaria attack led to severe head and back pains and loss of appetite. After trying a remedy by a trusted gentleman, the writer reports permanent relief and full recovery, endorsing Warner's Safe Cure to all malaria sufferers.

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