Contending Views in Democratic and Republican Circles
The Wilmington Post surveys political tempers as Democratic circles rail at Whittaker and Vance while Republican factions claim party strength holds. Reports praise cotton exhibition efforts and note leadership disputes, patronage worries, and forecasts of a 25,000 Republican victory in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Goldsboro Star
Democratic Party
Vance, Jarvis, & Co
Priest
Ireland
Tombstone
Arizona
Sonora
Fremont
Atlantic
Whittaker
Republican State Committee
Prohibition
Reade
Dick, Henry, Seymour
Buxton
Major Smith
Gov
Holden
David A. Jenkins
Mr. Ball
Sheriff Manning
Hubbs
Col
Ike Young
W. A. Moore
North Carolina
Gusteau
Republican Party
Young
Moore
Manning
State Committee
North
North State
The New South as a Rail Way Growth Field
The south offers sustained production growth and solid profits for railway investment. Unlike the west, with speculative returns and uncertain realization, the south promises steady progress in manufacturing, mining, and social development, yielding safe long term profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
South
Nestrine Americea
President Garfield's Journey to Long Branch Details
Recount of the presidents travel on September 6 1881 from Washington to Long Branch. Describes moving from bed to train, escort by guards, accompanying party of twenty with family and staff, trains speeds, stops at Bowie Baltimore and other towns, and medical updates on pulse and condition. Official bulletin notes stability and improved travel arrangements while en route.
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Ae 5 Esciles
Helles
Peter Oe
Garfield
Mollie
Bliss
Agnew
Barnes
Bowie
Washington
Philadelphia
Batimore
Union Depot
Tiage
Baltimore
Havre-de-Grace
Wilmington
Delaware
Bay View
Chester
Cornwall
West Parrapetrain
West Philadephia
Mantua
North Pennsylvania Junction
Frankfort Junction
Harrisburg Junction
Tulleytown
Morrinville
Trenton
Princeton Junction
Monmouth Junction
Dayton
Jamesburg
Farmingdale
Monagnan
Lea Gert
Englishtown
Freehold
Balf
Braxcu
Long Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Presidential Train Car For Garfield Excur sion and Careful эки
The article describes a special presidential train car built to shield President Garfield from noise and dust, with air circulation, wire gauze, curtains, a Brussels carpet, and a bed central in the car. It notes the crew will weigh down running gear to prevent motion and trains will wait for the presidential car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eeeeCia
Roberts
Mra
Altoona
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Indian Massacre Rumors Reach Fort Apache Fight
Reports from Fort Apache and Camp Thomas describe an Apache attack and possible massacre of General Carr and his command near White Mountain. Troops from Camp McDermit Camp Halleck and Benicia are ordered toward Arizona as dispatches warn of a wider conflict and possible war of extermination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
Kirkwood
Secretary of the Interior
Bas Cantos
A. T
Bept- 1
Camp Apache
Thomas
Agench
Washington
Garpixer
Adjutant-General’s
San Francisco
U.S. A
D. C
Haskell
Stanton
Company E
Sixth Cavalry
Heulig
Gordon
Carr
McDowett
McDowell
First Cavalry
Camp McDermit
Camp Halleck
Nevada
Eighth Infantry
Benicia
Arizona
Tucson
Star
Fort Griot
Camp Thomas
White Mountain Indians
Wilcox
Lice
New Mexico
San Carlos Reservation
San Praxcis
San Frascuco
Tuccos
Saiith
Stecer
Bowie Station
Staty
Mejor Shgrehand
Fort Bowie
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the Wilmington Post
P. Canaday
W. C
Alps
Mont Venis
St. Gothard
Arlberg
Mont Cenis
Chili
Argentine Republic
Thomas A. Osborne
Kansas
Brazil
Peru
Bolivia
the Tribune
Andes
Terra del Fuego
Straits of Maggellan
Osborne
Atlanta
Old North
Evelyn
Eiberon
Amaurt
Elberon
Potomac
Lorenzo Delmonico Deal
New York
John
Peter
William Street
Bowling Green
Stevens House
Irving
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Streets
Central Park
Astor
Webster
Clay
Bryant
Longfellow
Dickens
New England
Lord Lorne
Montana
Winnipeg
Omaha
St. Paul
United States
Union Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Hos
James F. Wilson
Iowa
Gear
Mr. Mason
Mr. Wilson
Ee Jedge Stone
Colorado
Walt Whitman
Setibe
Chas
Francklyn
Sn Adams
la Passequin
Harry
Jim Garfield
Williams College
America
Old John Robinson's
Washington Post
Westh Ult
Henry
Mrs. Garfield
Abe
Beary
Berges
Ole Gall Memorial Fund
Cancert
Jere Black
Ant
U & Weldon
Wilmington, N. C., Meg. i. Im
OpSserees Sens
DAY Mail and Express
MALL
GER
Norte
Trainsun
Terborg
Secota
Eher
Bay
Gabon
Scbnation & Fisgion
Worth
Hie
Ali Iraing
Coe Detinsen
A. Pope
Wilmington, Columbia &A
Vitarsaros
Wilmingtos
Florence
Wilingtos
Flemington
Toei
H. Neioem
Clark
Carolina Central
Ita
Ned
OMS Ems
Muateaahh
Areet
Womington Annes
Coat Sare
Wieceahie
Seeley
Pama
Elrupe Aypressi
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