Senatorial Convention and Campaign Notices Lead Wilmington Ad Page
Local notices announce the Blade and Brunswick senatorial convention at Elizabethtown on September 11 with chairs Aylon and Coates. Also listed are campaign stops for Augustus Moore and other Republican speakers in multiple counties, plus remarks praising a political speaker's fair, plain style and intellect.
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Nowice
Blade
Brunswick
Elizabethtown
Fiavanny
Jong
Dawe
Eliz Seetle City
Gates
Nike
Dody
Widespread party realignments stir political currents
Ambiguous shifts in party loyalty spark debate as Gen Butler's stance provokes reassessment. The piece discusses defections, crossovers, and the fragile loyalty of lawmakers, noting a historic pivot akin to earlier factional moves and the potential for lasting political realignments.
Campaign notes show Canaday leading Shackelford in Third District
Local letters from Beaufort Morehead City Newport and Onslow report Democratic candidate W P Canaday holding an edge over John W Shackelford in recent discussions. Correspondents claim Shackelford wore out and that Canaday’s canvass is satisfactory with party managers allegedly backing waterway appropriations though no pledges are reported.
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Canaday
Shackelford
Beaufort
Shackell
Morehead City
Y Mn
Camaday
Maton House
John W. Shackelford
Congress
W. P. Canaday
Newport
W. PB. Canadey
Onslow
New Hanover
Calladay Eeen
Cape Fear
Third
Mabsolo letter cites speaking tour and visit plans
Col Mabsolo says he missed the Grand Turnout for a Montgomery and Barringer speaking tour with Don and Stanly. The piece critiques Radical governance and state debts, accusing misappropriation and delivery of funds to Democrats, urging November change and noting names like Hawkins Cowan Johnston and Stubbs in the context of alleged financial misdealings.
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Col. Mabsolo
Jon
O. H. Dockery
Don
Barringer
Montgomery
Stanly
Cape Fear
Hanes
W. J. Hawkins
Robt. H. Cowan
William Joehnston
J. B. Stubbs
Grand Union Veterans Parade Draws Stark Political Pageantry
A grand illuminated procession formed at Giblem Lodge at 8 PM on Aug 3 marched through Market and Front streets to City Hall. Republican leaders including D. A. Straker, S. W. Watts, and Gen. G. L. Madson led, with the Boys in Blue and several clubs in line as crowds cheered.
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Giblem Lodge
Boys In Blue
D. A. Straker
Orangeburg
Orangeburg, 8. C
Geo
H. Manning
S. W. Watts
H. E. Scott
David Cooper
Joseph Bowens
Comet Star Cadets
Abram Jones
Gifth
Garfield and Arthur Club
James A
Buxton
Ber
Conaday
Republican Party
Madson
Corp
Col. Madson
D. A. Ciraker
Straker
Democratic Party
Vance
Freedman’s Bank
Judge Watts
Bent Atyle
Capt
Brock
Wilmington
Republican conventions call in New Hanover and Pender counties
Multiple notices announce Republican conventions and township meetings in New Hanover and Pender counties, with delegates and alternates to be elected for a senatorial convention at Rocky Point on September 18, 1880. Precincts and townships name locations for voting and the required delegations.
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New Hanover
Pender
Rocky Point
New Hanover County
Pender County
New Boon
H. Ma
New Nearer
Republican Tive Committee
Town Creek Township
Eowand W. Taylor
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Party
Court House
Wilmington
House of Representatives
Aspe Fear
Castle Hayne
Harnett Township
MacCumber’s
Masonboro
Whiskey Creek
Biddle’s
Wilmingtom
First Ward Bucket Company
Meare's
Wilmington Township
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Wil Meinchlon
Joan BE. Respass
Augustus Moore
Atlantey Cleneral
Jules
Wilzecombe County
Tuesayy
Hoyt
Hingaw
Proleneanty
Cijnon
Sampson County
Gen
Butler
Thinrock
Trumbull
Schurz
Wal
Democrats
Lim
Cortes
Wet
Massachusetts
Rob Toombs
Wade Hampton
Red Publicans
Wen Ae
the ‘Canaday-Suackeleord
THE
Union Veterans Union
the Boys IN Blue
H. Mareixe
Rep. Gownty
J. E. Sampson
Matansas Inlet
St. Augustine
Florida
A. T. Akerman
Georgia
Nebraska Republicass
General Butler
Worcester
Abbott
Mattia J. Towmbend
Anya Bers
Jobs
Kamas
Vreom Blades
Jackson
Arfield
Arthur
Archbishop Gibbons
Rome
Wind Forrest
Bellevue
Cemetery
Register of Deeds
Maine i
Indiana
Shiier
Market Street
Bald Head
Larper
Hmalt
Suwithville
Issa
Westmaster
Maynard
Washington
Tennessee Republican Association
Thompson
Mout
Axeru Biicaxs
Second Ward
VanAanixue
R. E. Heide
New York
Hamburg
Mary Eliza Lively
Ma Wawel Allager
Eim. Stevenson
Fisnublate
Gurgan
Ave
Epiron
Wilmington A Weldoo
Columbia
Augusta
Col. Pope
J Norce
D. L. Russell
Fayetteville
Burgaw
Messrs. Tienken & Cowan
Messrs
Nort AmericaAn Review
Central America
Desire Charnay
Wells Williams
Mee Surratt
John W. Clampitt
God
W.T. Harris
R. B. Forbes
E. E. Hale
Geo. M. Beard
American Review
Fred B. Rice
Smalls
Mying Pan
Gulf
Smithville
Rock
Sloop Point
Wrightsville
Veesels
Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor
Asheville
H. P. West
I. D
Oy.r. Jaco
de W
Ye Bellamy
Pr. W. L. Cobb
Guidsboro
J. M. Spragins
Tarboro
I. F. Lewis
Lumberton
S. A.scofield
Davidson College
J. AC. Carton
Statesville
L. A. Bible
Mr. Pleasant
N. Jacobi
Grand Sentinel
Jordan Stone
Asherville
Grand Teosees
J. C. Buston
Winston
G. W. Blount
Wilson
L. C. Hains
Lesington
Supreme Love
Minneapolis
Mion
P. C. Carlton
Theo F. Klutz
Grand Lodge
Raleigh
G. D
Theo
F. Klutz
Hasnon Masres
Walter Comey
Maser
Saa Schoomer
Saa
Pitets Rerust
Tee
Heathr Richardson
Louisa Maultsby
Maultsby
Hester
Robert
Lacy Phinney
Harnell Street
Phinney
Harnett Street
Sixth Street
Raaba
Richardson
Ry Simmons
Pine Forest Cemetery
Ma. Burron
Cape Fear Township
Garfiell Club
Li. FE. Reott
Wok. Price
C.F. ‘Lockey
VanAmringe
Urganize
Garfield, Buxton
Canaday Club
Greenbackers
Teo
Vide Ate
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