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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1882

Page

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Tariff talk from the Peanut and Rice Growers of the South

A letter or essay argues for protective tariffs to aid Southern farmers in peanuts rice and sugar. It contends tariffs shield domestic industries from foreign competition raise local employment and sustain wages and cites Louisiana Georgia and North Carolina examples. It warns against revenue tariff schemes that reduce protection and threaten exports and local livelihoods.

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Advertising Rates and Contact Details for Wilmington Notices

A historic newspaper fragment outlines advertising rates at fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents per line for additional insertions. It notes benefits for display ads and directs all business communications to The Post in Wilmington, North Carolina.

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North Carolina Prohibition, Elections and County Officers

A fragmented 19th century political notice condemns Bourbon Democratic control, praises prohibition, and urges voters to challenge the current county government. It names several county offices and candidates and cites election fraud warnings and registrar duties. It critiques Senators and local organizers, urging defend of ballot integrity and voter eligibility.

Ransom Speech Fails as Color Line Deepens in North Carolina

The speaker denounces prejudice and calls on Democrats, Liberals, and allies to unite and defend their cause. He warns colored voters that justice from the white party is unlikely and urges a solid bloc for victory on election day. The message envisions a large majority and loyalty to the ticket despite hostility.

Purcell House Ransom Rancom Grant North Carolina

Be True to Yourselves in This Election

A political appeal urges white male voters to back the liberal party over the aristocratic faction. It contrasts the two sides highlighting homestead laws mechanics lien and free schools, promising longer schooling for children and social equality.

Pender County Towns Dark Political Pressure Exposed

A local newspaper exposes alleged efforts by some Democratic nominees in Pender County to buy votes from Black men. The piece highlights insults toward laboring white voters, questions about labor support for Col Green in Congress, and chains of accusations against Zeb Vance, Matthew W. Ransom, and others, urging independent voters to consider the accused actions.

Pender County Pender Thio Clinton Col. Green Congress North Carolina

Bradley runs liberal ticket for county clerk in Columbus

The notice from Columbus County on October 27, 1882, promotes RB Bradley as an independent liberal candidate for county clerk. It endorses Wooten and Byrd and urges liberty loving voters to back the Liberal ticket, while mentioning reactions to local editors.

A. Bradley Columbus County RB. A. Bradley Superior Brdley Toon Enterprise Wooten Byrd Bradley Counray Lingrat

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