Republican editors denounce unpaid loyalists in state press
The Wilmington Post criticizes Republican officeholders for favoring Democratic papers after gaining office. It laments no subscriptions or ads from Republicans to its paper, while noting appeals to continue mailings for pay never materialize. The piece argues loyal Republican sponsors should fund Republican outlets or lose support.
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Duplin Canal Advocates Urge Statewide Support
A call to back Major W. L. Young's Duplin canal project across Pender and Duplin counties with branches into Wayne and Lenoir. The editorial argues canals outshine railroads for national wealth, promising a million dollars in dividends and regional prosperity, urging business leaders to act now.
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Yorktown Centennial Reception for Foreign Delegates
Yorktown October 19 morning reception as French and German delegates with Secretary Blaine meet President Arthur in Lafayette Hall. Procession to grand stand includes Gen. Sherman staff, Gen. Hancock staff, and dignitaries. Arthur and Blaine speak with French minister Autrey present.
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Military Leader Abbott Venerated in New Hampshire History
Long obituary of Gen. Abbott notes his education at Phillips Academy Andover and service as Adjutant and Quartermaster General of New Hampshire. Highlights include duties in the Seventh Regiment, Civil War brigadier brevet, brigadier general in US Volunteers, later Wilmington commandant and industrial work, plus political roles with Whig and Republican groups and state historical contributions.
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Fragmented opinions on party sectionalism and reform calls
A reader letter discusses opposition to the Democratic party as sectional and ties election abuses to regional sentiment in the South. The writer references wartime loyalties and criticizes political stances while promoting Hep Bitters as a cure for illnesses, claiming personal tragedy and cure.
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