Electors and State Officials Named in Electoral Slates
The list names electors for President and Vice President by district as well as state offices. Oliver H. Dockery George B. Everitt John B. Respass head the first district slate with William B. O R Robinson off the second Samuel W. Watts the third Bern Harris the fourth Charles A Reynolds the fifth George W Patterson the sixth Rambay the seventh and James G Ramby or William Br Trull the eighth. Also named are Secretary of State Richard M. Norment Treasurer Aaron D Jenkins Auditor Riley H Cannon Attorney General Augustus M Moore and Superintendent Archibald K Black with their respective counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Respass
William 8. O'R. Robinson
Samuel W. Watts
Dioarses
Cbbern L. Harris
Charles A. Reynolds
George W. Patterson
James G. Rambay
William BR. Trull
Richard M. Norment
Robeson
Aaron D. Jenkins
Gaston
Riley H. Cannon
Jackson
Augustus M. Moore
Chowan
Archibald Kk. Black
New Hanover
Congress
Cyrus W. Grandy
Pasquotank
Orlando Lobbs
Craven
Moses A. Bledsoe
Wake
Thomas B. Keogh
Guilford
Bor Congresa
William R. Myers
Mecklenburg
David M. Furches
Iredell
Catia
Circleville
Ohio
Horne
Mississippi
Ir. Simmons
Virginia
Hi. Cook
Rights of Laborers and Tariff Debates Across Parties
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican tariff positions from their Chicago and Cincinnati conventions. It argues Democrats favor a revenue tariff to fund government while Republicans seek high protection to shield American industry. It warns such policies could lower U S wages to European levels and harm skilled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Chicago
Europe
Extracts from Mr Evarts Speech on Garfie ld Hancock and Labor
The speech argues that labor in the north and south would suffer under Hancock and Garfield advocates a Republican victory. It cites colonial tariffs and shows the need to protect American labor and industry. It portrays Garfield as a strong, experienced leader and denounces Democratic plans while praising Republican achievements in finance and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGulloch
Andrew Johnson
Cooper Institute
Mr. Evarts
Gen. Garfield
Evarts
Democratic Party
United States
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Lincoln
Ubey
Europe
Han Shigwlog
Abraham Lincoln
Eric Srebecry
John Sherman
Providence
Sherman
Republican Party
Democrate Party
Ann Semler
Alma
Grea
Fred
Americas
Presbyterian Council session details and international reports
Delegates described European Christian conditions and church work across Spain Italy Belgium and Australia. Sessions heard reports on Protestantism in Europe temperance remarks and the spread of Presbyterian literature with 480 churches in Australia and a Galbraith heritage debate. Farewell events and supplementary meetings fill Philadelphia pulpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakie Lad
Coane _Moses
de. McTalosh
Belgas
America
Adolph Monod Schreed
France
Switzerland
Antonio
Rome
McDonald
W. E
Smith
Edinburgh
Nish
An. Jee
Mitchell
Ran
John Galbraith
Balti
Somerset
Philadelphia
Creed
Phila
Australia
Lisyid Steele
Academy
Horticultural Mall
Jacob Hoeder
Justus Em Sralatnay
Heremia
Fritx.lieder
Madrid
Spain
Emilio Comba
Florence
Italy
Leonard Ave
Brussels
Helgiem
Kevous
Buricte Committee
FDCON
Uber
Charles A. Dickey
Sovers Phiadelphia Pulpita
Changes in the U S Senate
A Boston Journal list names 24 U S Senate members up for expiration March 3 188. It shows party breakdown with 10 Republicans 12 Democrats and one Conservative. The piece notes 76 total seats with current composition and the Republicans’ path to a majority by defending incumbents and picking up Democratic seats. It lists several individuals by state and party including Thomas F P Lvard Henry J Dawes Samuel J McMillan Francis Marion etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Boston Journal
Manten
United States Senate
Senate
Democraan
Terefure
Lateret
William W. Raton
Concrvtiral Dem
Thomas PF. Veyard
Letavery Dem
Charles W. Jonce
Floride
Bem
Bem Joep E. Melewald
Bedi Des
Harpibal Lamia
Maven
W. Dickney White
Maryland
Tlenry J. Dawes
Massaelonn
Meory
Baldwin
Merkigee
Samuel J
McMillan
Miewreta
Manche Kolire
Mewnepytei
Francis Marlon Fun Biad
Steve Lem Algervon
Madduck
Netrmis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wilmington Post
Joseph €. Abbott
Wilmington
N. C
James
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Oliver H. Dockery
George B. Everitt
Ralph P. Buxton
Cumberland
Rufus Barrinder
Fourth Judicial
Nathaniel McLean
Fifth Judicial
James H. Headen
Chatham
Hancock
South
North
Garfield
Artur
Great Britain
Colonies
England
North Carolina
New England
United States of America
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Clay
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
Daniel Webster
Grant
Andrew Jackson
Isbor
Fayetteville
Fayette Ville
Shackelford
Ir. Canaday
Grom
Kornegay
Canaday
Beneven
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Daily Telegraph
Garland County
Chalybeate Springs
Telegraph
W. A. Webber
Fort Warne
Ind
Williamsport
Democratic Central Committee
Dushianpatie
Enwoop
J. H. Wagoner
Mancock
Mahone
New York Times
Richmond
William Mahone
Petersburfe
Geo. Mahog
Gopal
Seagate
Politi Virginia
Wade Hampton
Seymour
Blair
Aiken ‘Journal and Review
Greenville
8. C
South Carolina
Gov
Perry
Radical Party
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Sibinat
Rugby
Thomas Hughes
Maywuard
Kentucky Ery Company
Saw
Daily News
World
Star
Truth
Staate Zeitung Agd
Lestic
Police Stat Tte
The
Dispatch
Baltamore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pullman Car Company
Baltimore
St. Lows
Kameack
Horace Waters
New York City
MR Evarts
Gien
Shancock
Gure
Paris
Listory
Tarquinius Sa
Esse Bey
Quinius
Tieme
Targrinius
Liseula
Lepehuicas
Jamton
Democraty Malples
Wiliam Sheron
Nevads
Theodore F. Randolph
Newbover
Inem
Francis Kernas
Alles
Tharmes
Bie
Dim Wililow
Wallace
Demeryine
Drew
Ambrose E Barmeide
Riverland
Rep
James E Dalley
Tensenemn
Samuel Bell Mancy
Tena
George F. Elmwnd
Veen
Heriot
Wer
Angee Camerce of
Wiens
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