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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1881

Page

2

Civil War era Wilmington Opinion on Garfield and politics

The Wilmington Post surveys party strife in North Carolina, condemns railroad influences and Democratic missteps, and reflects on President Garfield's death with public mourning and calls for reform. It discusses party leadership, elections, and the role of magistrates and local officers amid national tragedy.

Tion Sok Taga Whit Buncombe New Hanover North Carolina API Ihon Ple Wheeling Democratic Party Iso Salizbery Examiner A! A. Watson Bt. Tames' Episcopal Lersie Miceliang Theti Roger Begg H. Fishblate Maj Jasi ‘Bailly Alfred Martin EH. Betthe T-E. Sampson Owen Barney Capt B. J. Pennyparker O. P. Dockey Col D. K. McRae Robert S. Radcliffe John Haar, Jr DuBruts Oullat Gen. J. ©. Abbott Jos. D. Bawpoon W. E H. Gerken F. W. Foster James A.adarfield United States Willmington Carolina James Abram Garfield Usder Tule Rosie America M. Pais James A. Garfield Leen Bieter Famienaen Seana Naga Peaken Washington Lincoi Eriacens Lincoln Suafield Barprea

Presidents Arthur’s Opportunity and Unity Ahead

The piece lauds Chester A. Arthur as poised for a smooth and successful administration. It notes peaceful times, unified sentiment after Garfield’s assassination, southern loyalty, and strong national credit. It predicts a prosperous, harmonized era with tax and tariff measures easing for the people.

Arthur Chester A. Arthur South Garfield Gen

Mr Henry Nutt and Cape Fear Harbor Questions

In 1869 the Chamber of Commerce named Henry Nutt chair of the river and harbor improvements committee and he faithfully reported for years. Lately he has neglected duties and failed to inform the Cape Fear community, prompting the people to demand an explanation and accountability. The paper also notes criticism of Smithville figures regarding harbor works overseer Bacon and urges response to pointed questions.

Bacon Mr. Eprron 2Nooks Silt X Peter Sally Harper J.T Michel Sally Snooks Smithville Snooks Mickey Harper & Co Snocks Congress Sall Mickel Kate C. C.M Cms Henry Nutt Chamber of Commerce Cape Fear Mr. Nutt North Carolinas United States

Trial of Guiteau Highlights National Republican View

Gorman of the National Republican offers a straightforward commentary on Guiteau's trial. The piece praises his editorial candor and businesslike approach, noting the public interest in the proceedings and the newspaper's support for clear, pointed discussion.

Natiural Republican Quitman Geo. C. Gorman The National Republican Concertidg Guiteau Guiteat

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