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Newspaper

Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1869

Page

2

Public Wrongs and Cuba Privateer Case Illumines Law of Nations

The Wilmington Post discusses the Cuban privateer case before the commissioner in Wilmington. It argues the Republic of Cuba is not a recognized state, so detention of Capt Higgins’s vessel may not breach international law. Cites the 1818 act authorizing seizure of vessels in American waters and compares to the Florida episode.

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Election I follows Republican strength under Grant

The piece lauds Republican victory led by Grant and Geary, with Hays and Cox from Ohio and Indiana, praising Democratic defeat. It notes Geary re elected Governor of Pennsylvania and cites upbeat results in Ohio Indiana Iowa and Nebraska. It recalls Pennsylvania 1870 race data and Grant’s lower vote in the following month.

Grant Ulysses Geary Pennsylvania Hays Cox Ohio Democracy Keystone Indiana Iowa Nebraska John W. Geary Agn Packer Ovefdot Erik H. W. Willemson Pershing Ohto B. Hays G. Pendleton J. CO. Leon T. J. Godfrey L. Day Warn F. B. Pond John F. Hartranft Charles E Boyle General Grant

Thackeray and political prose in nineteenth century critique

A reflective essay discusses Thackeray through a critic's eye, noting his beauty and courage as a writer while revealing bitterness and social satire. The piece compares Becky Sharp and Barry Lyndon, then shifts to U S political notes, Sen Oliver Lineway's defense of Mississippi finances, and a forecast of shifting power from East to West with representation trends.

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Labor reform voices resound in conventions and leagues

The text lauds Labor Conventions Reform Leagues and allied groups as signs of growing labor unity across the country. It notes conservatives oppress the laboring classes yet promises redress through public support for reform. It criticizes legal professionals and praises a fearless Republican press in the South exposing abuses by concealers and urging accountability.

Reform Leagues

Victorian era opinions on Stowe Byron and politics

The piece cites the New York Times on Mrs Beecher Stowe and Byron, notes Geary versus Asa Packer, praises fiscal restraint under current administration, and mentions emigration funds and debt reductions. It casts light on 19th century editorial tone, political alignment, and public morality debates. The text references Mr Geary, Mr Packer, Boutwell, and British literary figures in a political context.

Terse 19th Century Clippings on Finance, Politics and Society

A compact column aggregates political rhetoric, finance warnings, and international notes. It references the debt contract demand for coin, Spain, Prussia, and Germany, plus local clerks and courtly moves. It mentions the Wilmington Journal and Star, Hearth and Home pricing, and satirical political opinions.

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THE Wilmington Post Wilmington N. C Perreylvanta. da O Lineway Messrs. Clews & Co Copperhead Mr. O North Carolina Clingman Mississippi Mississippi Pilot Dent Charleston Emerson Asa Packer Packer Boutwell Europe N.Y. Tribune Charles Dickens Lord Byron Spain William Germany Twe County Anderson Waldron Tue Wilmington Journal New Berne Times Johnson Etheridge Brownlow Andy Hearth and Home South Marie Antoinette Tue Camerons Simon Don Washinton Wilson Bloomingdale Asylum H. T. Helmbold Drug and Chemical Warehouse Boonlesys Howard Association Philadelphia Slim Board OF Alder- Men Benjamin Durfee Edge COM Rr Board of Aldermen the of Wilmington Joiner’s Depot Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Themington Second Street Weldon Railroad James W. Pson Denard Rumley Imapfps Watson North South America Alaska Bize Union American Republic J. A. Jones Raleigh Colton P. Heinsberger Market Street Mr. van Orsdell M. M. Katz Munson & CO City Clothiers Ilae Street Sherif Hanover County James Dagan B A. Nixon Herman H. Robinson H. H. Robinson Porters Neck Pamstt Township Murphy Jy. i ‘We. Robinson Ferman H. Robinson John W. Nash Henry Taynelor H Taylor Turner City of Wilmington Oliver K Oliver Kelly Isaac Wells C P. Moor Os C. P. Moore Caswell Township O. G. Parsley John Vs. Brown John Brown F. Debose James H Mary L Moore Aye. Vs. Ritt Heparte Jacob Grant Superior Court County OF Lincoln State OF North Carolina Caleb Motz H. H T Robinson Hi. Robinson R. Bunting New Hanover County Abner Robinson Enoch Johnson Franklin Township Melton Lee Black River James H. Chadix Wm. H. Payne M. L. Tuyton Sarah Atkinson H. C. Cassidey R. L. Harris Mington A. Curriie John K J. BR. Fennell W. J. Price A Sanders Jas. M. Cowan Tf. C. McIlhenny Thos Cowan C. Cassidey Wil W. W. Fennell County of New Hanover Thos. Cowan Noyland 2 J. W. Schenck, Jr New Hanvover County Higbee South Front Street Vanamringe U. S. Internal Revenue SHELL New Hanover Duplin Co United States Internal Revenue F. G. Moore Water Princess Streets Sheppersons L. Davies Monteith and McNulty Monteith Lamb Publishers Supese Testruction Algxep Williams Giate Deene Raleigh
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