Political candidates listed for state and congressional races
For Secretary of State Richard M. Norment of Robeson. For Treasurer Aaron D. Jenkins of Gaston. For Auditor Riley H. Cannon of Jackson. For Congress Second District Orlando Hubbs of Craven. For Congress Third District William P. Candady of New Hanover. For Congress Fourth District Moses A. Bledsoe of Wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Respass
William
Robinson
Samuel W. Watts
William A. Smith
John W. Hardin
George W.2patterson
Richard M. Norment
Robeson
Aaron D. Jenkins
Gaston
Riley H. Cannon
Jackson
Congress
Orlando Hubbs
Craven
William P. Canaday
New Hanover
Moses A. Bledsoe
Wake
Canvass of Judge Buxton Draws Wide Support
The article praises Judge Ralph P. Buxton’s campaign across North Carolina with hearings in Watauga Asheville Henderson Polk Rutherford McDowell and Burke. It lauds his growth from restrained to forceful oratory and his unblemished record while contrasting him with the Jarvis ticket and noting favorable reaction from voters and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Buxton
Telegraph
Watauga
Asheville
Henderson
Polk
Rutherford
McDowell
Burke
Ralph P. Buxton
Buxton
Addacea
Gov. Holden
Harnett County
Harnett
Bart. Faller
Fuller
Baxter
Barringer
Morganton
Cricklam
Jarvis
Eprron
Congress
W. P. Canaday
Shackelford
Paace
Lilfington
Lnst
W. N.C
Canaday
Cso
Garfield Arguments and Brigadiers in Congress
A Rochester Democrat piece argues Garfield gains from every laborer pay day and every factory product. The Indianapolis Journal analyzes Congress committees, noting many chairs held by ex rebels, including Maxey Coke Withers Cockrell and others, suggesting Brigadiers wield growing power in both chambers.
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Garfield
Rochester Democrat
FSW
Indianapolis Journal
Congress
Senate
Maxey
Coke
Withers
Cockrell
Harris
District of Columbia
Garland
Jeff Davies
Ransom
James E. Bailey
M. ©. Butler
Morgan
Lamar
House
Reagan
Commerce
Atkins
Hunton
General Scales
Whitthorne
Muldrow
Cabell
Mr. Goode
Jeff. Davis
Stephens
Confederacy
General Vance
Cook
General King
Thies
Hancock
Political Campaign Greetings and Rallies Across Robeson
The recall recounts a Fayetteville arrival greeting for W P Canaday and Col I J Young in Jonesboro with brass band processions, speeches by H E Scott and Richard M Norment, nominations endorsed for local offices, and strong calls to support Republican candidates in Robeson County. The narrative highlights large crowds, illuminated towns, and promises of election victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E- Scott
New Hanover
Scott
North Carolina
Richard M.norment
Dr. Norment
Democracy
Norment
S. Hayes
Hayes
Democratic Party
Messrs
Neill Archibald Brown
Lewis A. Lawson
KR. J. Jolly
E. K. Proctor
Calvin Graham
Fourth Judicial
Nathaniel McLean
Robeson County
Frank Lennon
Columbus County
James P. Smith
Warren E. Thompson
Elias Prevatt
Register of Deeds
Juba T. Hedgpeth
Robeson
Drougs Holloway
Joux
Lewis
Canaday Rally Draws Large Jonesboro Crowd
The Sept 73rd 1980 discussion in Jonesboro features Hon W P Canaday greeted by the Jonesboro Brass Band and about 200 supporters including 7 horsemen. Canaday attacks Shackelford while Col Young and D H McLean speak. audience cheers for Garfield Buxton Cansday Vorma. Republicans optimistic about November gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ephor Post
W. P. Canaday
Shackelford
Canaday
Young
Bin
Buchanan
Republi
Old Moore County
Garfield
Buxton
Cansday
Vorma
Mass Republican Gathering in Hobbsen Leungatox NC
A large turnout fills roads into Hobbsen to hear Samuel W Watts praised and H E Moot arrives with cheers. The event features the Lamberton Band and local Republican officials guiding the public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron Post
Republican Executive Committee
North Carolina
Samuel W. Watts
Lamberton Beam
Cage
Iceder
Omer Ome
Ewart
National Minute Men Rise in North Carolina Solid South Debate
The piece notes a new Republican group called the National Minute Men gaining support nationwide, with North Carolina Republicans optimistic about gaining strength in the state. It discusses party dynamics, rival associations, and hopes for breaking the so called Solid South barrier with national aid and organized campaigns.
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Humans, Equal Rights and Nations
Brogren
Seeme
Amenes
North Carolina
National Minute Men
Ciasns
Ihs
South
Sample
Republica
National Committee
North Carsitos
Republic
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Wilmington
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Chester A.arthur
New York
Oliver H. Dockery
George B. Everitt
William R. Trull
Cumberland
Rufus Barrinder
Mecklenburg
Augustus M. Moore
Chowan
Archie R. Black
Cyrus W. Grandy
Hertford
Thomas B. Keogh
Guilford
William R. Myers
David M. Furches
Iredell
Republican Judicial
Fifth
James H. Headen
Chatham
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Arkansas
Gen. Hancock
N.Y. Tribune
W. H. English
Kentucky
Indiana
English
Albany
North
Louisville Post
Louisville “Post
Ohio River
Mr. English
Alabama
Chicago Tribune
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
Ala
R. Randolph
Tilden
United States
North Pole
Solem
The
Valley Virginian
Wade Hampton
Senator Hampton
Moore County
Ay—Shackelford
Ywoung—Mclean. Jonesvone
N.C
Sarr
Sanford
I. J. Young
Col. Young
Aya Lawson
Marnatt County
Liturretos
Dodge Buxton
Castan
Daxtes
Hobbson
Leungatox, N.C
Washington
Maine
Carolina
Bie
Siurgia
Republicas
Ft Wertnor
Virginia
Democratig
Farny
Bey Walpolkeal
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