Electors and state officers listed for North Carolina race
The document lists electors by district and state officers candidates including governor Ralph P. Buxton of Cumberland, secretary Richard M. Norment of Robeson, treasurer Alon D. Jenkins of Gaston, auditor Riley H. Cannon of Jackson, attorney general Augustus M. Moore of Chowan, and public trustee Archibald R. Black of New Hanover. The piece also critiques Democratic actions and mentions Senator Ransom in a Tarboro topic note.
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Ralph P. Buxton
Cumberland
Richard M. Norment
Robeson
Aalon D. Jenkins
Gaston
Riley H. Cannon
Jackson
Augustus M. Moore
Chowan
Archibald
R. Black
New Hanover
Debates on Tariff and States Rights Highlighted Speech
The text covers General Hancock and tariff views as local matters, Judge Fowle’s centennial remarks, Butler’s stance on states rights, and Fred Douglass’s NC Agricultural Society address. Douglass praises Garfield and the Republican cause while urging Black voters toward constructive civic participation, with Democrats listening in the crowd.
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Hancock
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Judge Fowle
King's Mountain
Gen. Butler
Georgia
Cao
Fowla
Fred Douglass
North Carolina Agricultural and Industrial Society
Metropolitan Hall
Republican Party
Garfield
NORTHELA COTTON AND WOOL MILLS MEETING AT MANCHESTER
Five Manchester mills Amoskeag Stark Langdon Amory reported annual outputs and dividends totaling about 15 million dollars. The notes show significant distribution and scale, with the Amory mill starting late in 1879 and the group supporting a city of 35,000.
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Northela Cotton and Woolen Mills
Manchester
New Hampshire
Amoskeag
Stark
Langdon
Amory
Merrimac
Cana Day Sets Steady Tone Amid Turbulent Meeting
The report notes Cana Day’s calm handling as tensions rose over rail road sales county corruption and antebellum fund misuse. Grave figures remained sober while some attendees showed temper, yet Day’s steadiness preserved order during the session.
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Jarvis
Shackelford
Canaday
Grand Parade in New York Delights 60 000 Marchers
A vast crowd along Washington Square to Madison Square watched a grand parade in New York with 60 000 in line. Fireworks lit Fifth Avenue as General Grant and notable officials appeared, receiving cheers as the line moved toward Broadway and Twenty third Street.
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Worth Monument
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Broadway
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Grant
James A. Garfield
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Union Club
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth-st
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Cheir Wus
Cat Marshall Jewell
Newman
General Carr
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Mass Meeting Parade Aids National Cause in Broadway
The Business Men's Association parade drew about 2,000 marchers plus dozens of firms from the wholesale trade. Drays carried dry goods and calcium lights as men of many backgrounds joined in a show of unity for preserving the nation and elevating Americans.
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Business Men’s Association
Broadway
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Canaday speaks to Garfield Buxton club in Columbus
In Columbus a Garfield Arthur Buxton and Canaday Club met to discuss registration and election strategy. W E N Sellers opened the meeting. W A Canaday spoke for about an hour, praising the candidate and urging Republicans to unite for a large majority. Other speakers attacked the Democratic side and affirmed party support.
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Hill
Congress
Third District
Caxaway
Canaday
Canapay
Scott
Mr. Scott
Messrs
Gerken
Sampson
Waddell
Garfield
Buxton
Canada
Great
Republican Party
Cow Brancu
Columnus County
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Eptron
Columbus
Arthur, Buxton and
Canaday Club
Richard McDougal
R. Baldwin
C. R Baldwin
Curtis Fields
C. RB. Batowrs
Nine ballot boxes and strict registration rules outlined
Voters are told there will be nine boxes for the November 2 election and each voter must hold nine different tickets. Registration stays open Sept 28 through election day with rules for residency, age, and precinct changes.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Permons
Bert
Wales
Ann
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