Political Ticket and Referencing Debate in North Carolina
The piece lists presidential and local ticket candidates including James A. G. of Ohio for president and Chester A. AR of New York for vice president with multiple district congressmen and state officials named. It then narrates a scene of Shackelford’s disappearance and a man seeking political speeches, followed by criticism of Democratic newspapers opposing equal suffrage and discussing disfranchisement laws.
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Hancock Under Fire in Virginia Democratic Press
The Richmond Swat and other southern Democrats harshly attack Gen Hancock over tariff letters. The piece notes Republicans fear his election while Bourbon Democrats push harsh criticism amid post election unrest and public dismay at his political stance.
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Richmond
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Political State in Abbottsburg Amid Election Talk
A McDowsid correspondent reports Democrats show strain and sadness after a Ohio Todiana election. Judge Watts spoke Tuesday, Judges Raxton and Hon. GB Everits will speak Wednesday the 7th. Republican Benatar candidate W T Prideron is ill but expected to recover and campaign in Bladen and Bresswick.
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Voting Laws and Nine Boxes for the November Election
Voters are told there will be nine ballot boxes at the November election and each voter must hold nine different tickets covering Governor and state officers, Presidential Elector, Congress, judiciary, Senate and House, county and township officers, plus amendments. Registration opens September 28, 1880, and voting follows Laws of 1879. eligibility requires six months in state and ninety days in county. New voters must register and certain residents must present certificates to prove erased names from prior precincts. Continuous residency and precinct changes affect registration.
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Fragmented 19th Century Politico Editorial and Registration Notices
An 1870s style editorial critique of Gen Hancock's nomination mixed with scattered local registration notices. Mentions J A Y of Charlotte and debates between Yates and Barringer. Lists polling places in multiple wards and stores where registration books open before the election.
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