Col Jones exposed by Wilmington Post in Virginia reel
The Wilmington Post accuses Col Jones of past theft and political betrayal, labeling him a notorious fraud and liar. It argues for supporting the Readjuster ticket led by Mahone and Brady, and criticizes both Democratic money and Bourbon Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Alex.jones
Col. Jones
North Carolina
Virginia
The
Post
Jos. E. Sampson
Jones
W. H. Moore
Democratic Party
Alex. Jones
Alex
Straighout
Mesara
Dezendorf
Wm. Mahone
Readjanter Party
William Mahone
Jas. D. Brady
Incidental Protection in tariff debate sparks rebuke
The piece condemns the Democratic call for incidental protection and a tariff for revenue without direct labor safeguard, labeling it empty rhetoric. It cites Senator McDonald of Indiana and notes the party’s historic platform manipulation while urging a clear tariff focus to aid home industry. It also covers Confederate Home fundraising and educational reform debates, urging support for veterans and public schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donot
Talleyrand
McDonald
Indiana
Ohio
Democratic
Jefferson
Manton
Ielf
Joe Bagstock
Seach
Democratic Party
Appointment of Judge Merrinmon to Supreme Bench
The paper notes the appointment of Judge Merrinmon to fill the Supreme Bench vacancy created by Justice Rufie's resignation. It calls the choice good and fitting, amid criticism of recent partisan moves and voter disenfranchisement by executive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrinmon
Supreme Bench
Justice Rufie
Bertie
National Republicans and the Confederate Soldier Editorials
A Virginian subscriber writes to the National Republican noting a shift in editorial stance regarding Confederate soldiers. He cites a April editorial and a General Johnston tribute, arguing political associations should depend on present differences rather than past loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efokseton
Naional Republican
Lee
Sidney Johnston
Stonewall Jackson
Mahone
Senate
Sathasham
Austin
Fee
United States
South
Virginia
National Republican
Frank
Hatton
the. C. Gorham
National
National 5
Jeet
al Sidney Johnston
Joheston
New
Ori
Education in the South Need and Propriety of Aid
An inter-state convention in Louisville drew delegates from 23 states and the District of Columbia to discuss aid for southern education. Attendees included General Eaton, U S Commissioner of Education, members of Congress, and college professors. Resolutions urged state by state funding and improved educational measures.
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Congress
J. L. M. Curry
Peabody Fund
South
Kentucky
Ohio
Gulf
Efort
Elecalma Shoei Beaiede Spee
Teen Aker
Garry Va Hate
Del
Tos Committee
Industrial South
United
Curry
Louisville
States
District of Columbia
General Eaton
United States Commissioner of Education
A & Willis, M. CO
Waeneas
Tates
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Wilmington
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Bbe
Merriman
Boltera
Greeley
Snd
England
Fowle
Gov. Jarvis
the Confederate Home
News and Observer Confederate Home Fund
J. Morehead
Journal-Observer
Charlotte
Edgecombe County
Eccles
Durham
Tarboro
Raleigh
David Pender
J. L) Morehead
News Observer
Worths
Williams
Lattimers
Bridgers
Burruss
Judge Fowles
Judge Fowle
Commonwealth
Granite Row
South Front ST
Rocky Point
Sam’ W. Holden
ING Establishment
Ord Btreeta
Red Tofdo
Linvite
Une
Samuel W. Holden
Wilminugtoo
N.C
Cadageet
Thos. C. Craft
Pewts
Cape Pear
Fayecas
Remete
Thomas
Gen G. Thomas
Wuming
Warren C. Colemak
Adrian & Vollers
Ran Siley
Water
Chicar
Chas. Klein
AU Ordera
Prinetsa
Ting
D. Alocls
Seardel Win Unis
Amy
EBR
Pelton
Bend Stren
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Merrinon
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